Laser310
Well-known member
Drifting back into this discussion, I think ‘it means you have the same rights as an EU citizen, whilst in Sweden’.
having only skimmed the thread..., i think this makes the most sense.
it doesn't seem likely that Sweden has the right to _unilaterally_ grant a non swedish citizen, and non EU citizen, the rights of an EU citizen in countries other than sweden. Sure, they can more or less give that peson whatever rights they want to in sweden.., but other EU countries have only agreed to give certain rights to other EU citizens.., not to anyone that sweden (or any other EU country) might think should have those rights.