Thanks Abu Hassan for ur inputs...
He went to study international business n entrepreneurship
We got a letter from college confirming registration. On that there is smithing called civic registration number is that the Swedish Id number??
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Hookahbar,
I have studied in Sweden and I know that you are saying right about 1 year rule. At the same time, Sweden issues visas with less than 1 year validity to those who come to Sweden to study courses or to exchange students but whoever comes to Sweden to study full degree program, he/she is issued minimum 1 year visa.
By the way, what was the course/degree of study of your husband or he went there as a exchange student? He should have an offer letter from Swedish University clearly mentioning the duration of the study. You can submit that offer letter to the Visa Office. You have to prove that he was issued less than 1 year visa which can be done by submitting offer letter from university, copy of visa stamped on his passport etc. If he can do so, you don't need to prove that Sweden doesn't issue Swedish ID to those who have less than 1 year visa.
On the other hand, if you want to prove to Visa Office that he didn't complete his studies, you can request the Swedish university to issue a letter in this regard. They will do it within couple of days. Even you can access the online transcript from the university website which will also show that how many courses are finished & on what date and how many courses are still incomplete. This online link can also be shared with any one; you can share it with Visa Office. When they will check it online, they will also be able to get a verification code at the bottom of the transcript which they can verify with the university within couple of days if the transcript is genuine or fake.
To conclude, I don't think so that it is difficult for you to submit the proof to Visa Office regarding your husband's stay in Sweden.
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