1 Cape. Introductory provisions



Provisions relating to student financial aid



paragraph 1 of the Basic provisions relating to student financial aid, see

study support Act (1999:1395).



For the purposes of this regulation, there are detailed provisions concerning the

financial aid for students. It provides for



-study guides in Chapter 2,



-study in Chapter 3,



-repayment of student loans in Chapter 4,



-recovery of financial aid for students in the chapter 5.,



-student financial aid in General in Chapter 6.



In accordance with what the Government decides, additional

provisions relating to student financial aid announced by Central

student aid or any other authority.



Decisions about which courses can provide financial aid for students



section 2 of the Government determines at which educational institutions and

courses that students can receive financial aid for students.

Educational institutions and programmes set out in the annex to this

Regulation.



There are special provisions for studies abroad in 2

Cape. 15-17 sections and Chapter 3. 20 – 25 (b) § § and on some training courses

of the Regulation (2013:871) on support for the arts and

culture courses and some other courses.

Regulation (2015:509).



Individual training providers



section 3 For education in Sweden in any other single

providers of education than a folk high school or an independent

schools notified decision according to paragraph 2(1) after

the application of the education provider. Before any decision is taken, the

information and opinions as necessary is collected by the State

skolverk, Statens school inspection or

Universitetskanslersämbetet. Regulation (2012:967).



section 4 of the application referred to in section 3 may be accepted, if the training can

be included in a degree that education provider may issue with support

of the Act (1993:792) for permission to issue certain degrees

or by the Government is deemed to be equal to an education that can be included

in a college degree.



An application can be accepted also in other cases. However, this does

only if the training



1. is under State supervision,



2. comply with the quality requirements that apply to other

courses at the corresponding level, where students can get

financial aid for students,



3. is valuable from a national point of view,



4. is free of charge for the students or associated with fees

as deemed appropriate, and



5. the commitment of the education can be followed up and

evaluated.



An application can be accepted only if there are appropriations.



paragraph 5 of The decision on financial aid for students may be given to students of

an individual training providers shall be limited to a

certain period of time.



section 6 of the Government can decide that financial aid should not be provided to the

the student, if the requirements of section 4 are no longer met.



Definitions



7 section With educational institution referred to in the future such educational institution

or training referred to in the annex to this regulation,

unless something else is stated.



section 8 With private providers of education referred to in this regulation

a single natural or legal person who is organising

training.



section 9 With base amounts referred to in this regulation

the price base amount in accordance with Chapter 2. 6 and 7 § §

the Social Security Act. Regulation (2010:1389).



Foreign nationals who assimilated with Swedish citizens



section 10 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on the application of the provisions of Chapter 1. 4-7 sections

study support Act (1999:1395). Regulation (2013:605).



Chapter 2. Learning Essentials



Who can get study guides



Training



1 § study guides may be given to students at educational institutions

and training specified in section A of the annex to this

Regulation.



There are special provisions for studies abroad in

15-17 sections. Regulation (2007:643).



2 §/expires U: 2016-01-01/

Other extensions may be given to students at

other educational institutions and training than those of

school system and has public Chief in accordance with the Education Act

(2010:800). It may also be provided for attendance at training courses

with public Chief of the school system, if the student

is international Swedish or participating in preparatory educated as

in elementary school.



Other extensions may in addition to what is stated in paragraph 1 of the left

to a student



1. in primary education in any of grades 7 to 9 at a

National internatskola,



2. in primary education in any of grades 7-9 in

school system, if the student is abroad, Swedish,



3. in the case of a stand-alone secondary särskola, or



4. in the case of a high school principal, särskola public if the

students are Swedish abroad.



CSN may announce detailed arrangements

as to who can get other addition.

Regulation (2013:148).



2 §/comes into force: 2016-01-01/

Other extensions may be granted to students in other educational institutions and training than those in the school system and has public Chief in accordance with the Education Act (2010:800). It may also be granted for studies at the training sessions with public Chief of the school system, if the student is participating in Swedish abroad or preparatory educated as in elementary school.



Other extensions may except as provided in § 1 is provided to students 1. in primary education in any of grades 7 to 9 of the school system, if the student is abroad, Swedish, 2. for a stand-alone high school, or 3 särskola. at a high school principal, särskola public if the student is Swedish abroad.



CSN may announce detailed rules as to who can get other addition.

Regulation (2015:737).



paragraph 3 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on the application of the provisions of Chapter 2. 4 §

the second and third subparagraphs study support Act (1999:1395) if

students who are not Swedish citizens.

Regulation (2006:862).



Scope of studies



section 4 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on what is to be considered full-time.

CSN may also provide for

derogations from the provisions of Chapter 2. 5 § study support act

(1999:1395) to study guides may be provided only for

full-time study. Regulation (2006:862).



Time study guides may be provided for



5 repealed by Regulation (2006:862).



section 6 of one academic year about 40 weeks shall be deemed to include nine months. A

autumn term shall be deemed to include four months and a

Spring semester five months, unless the CSN

decides otherwise for a particular training.



An academic year that is shorter or longer than 40 weeks shall be deemed to

include the number of whole time periods of 15 days as Central

student aid determines. Board may also determine if a

such academic year length and distribution of autumn and spring semesters.



6 a section Of a student during one academic year is conducting studies that provide

the right to study guides for at least nine months, study guides

in the form of study grants and allowances provided for ten

months. Although the study guides provided for less than nine

months during one academic year may study grants and allowances

left for a month beyond the study period, if there are special

reasons.



CSN may announce details relating to the

When grants and extra allowances referred to in Chapter 2. section 6 of the

study support Act (1999:1395) may be made for other than academic year.

Regulation (2006:862).



Studiehjälpens size



section 7 of the basic provisions on the amount of study grant,

other add-in and the add-in can be found in Chapter 2.

7 and 8 of the study support Act (1999:1395).



Other additions



8 § CSN may announce further

regulations on rented the size.



Extra Add-ons



Article 9 of the additional allowance is provided according to the following table.



Economic base amount per month

less than 85 000 Swedish Crowns SEK 855

85 000-999 SEK 104 SEK 570

105 000-999 SEK 124 SEK 285



Rules on the way the financial basis shall be calculated

see 10-14 sections.



section 10 of the economic base is the sum of



1. the student and his or her parents ' estimated

income, and



2. one fifth of the part of the student's and parents '

total assets in excess of 75 000 kroons.



For a student who is married is calculated the economic

basis without regard to the parent's income and

Fortune.



If otherwise, there are exceptional circumstances, the economic

the substrate is calculated without regard to the parent's income and

Fortune.



The economic basis shall be rounded down to the nearest whole

hundred crowns. Regulation (2006:862).



11 § With fortune referred to in section 10 of the fortune calculated according to

law (2009:1053) of fortune in the calculation of certain

benefits. Regulation (2009:1223).



section 12 in the calculation of the economic base, the term

parents



1. a custodial parent or, in the case of a

students who have reached the age of 18 years, most recently has had custody of

the student, and



2. a parent who is partner with such guardians.



With parents on an equal footing that is the wife of such a parent of

the student alone who is or, in the case of a student who

over 18 years, most recently alone has had custody of the student.

Regulation (2006:862).



13 § when calculating the economic basis, what

How about a student who is married shall apply only if the marriage

has entered into no later than during the calendar half-year immediately preceding the

which additional extension shall be submitted.



The rules on married students also apply to a

students without being married is living with a

any other person with whom the student has previously been married

or with what the students have or have had

children.



14 § CSN may announce further

regulations on the economic base.



Study guides for study abroad



Studies in a country within the Nordic region



section 15 Despite the provisions of Chapter 2. 9 paragraph 1 and 2

study support Act (1999:1395) may study guides provided for studies

at an educational establishment or education in Denmark, Finland, Iceland

or Norway, if




1. education is under State supervision in the country of

the studies are conducted, and



2. studies of at least three months of full-time teaching.



If there are special reasons, the study guides provided although

the training is shorter than three months.



Studies in a country outside the Nordic region



16 § study guides may be provided for studies in a country outside

The North, on



1. the student has been registered in Sweden in the

last two years, and



2. studies of at least three months of full-time teaching.



In spite of the conditions laid down in the first subparagraph may study guides are provided to the

students at the Swedish International schools in Brussels,

Fuengirola, London, Madrid, Nairobi and Paris, if the student

full time take part in teaching that corresponds to a national

program in the Swedish secondary school.



If there are special reasons, the study guides provided although

the conditions laid down in the first subparagraph are not met.



Detailed rules



section 17 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on study guides for studies abroad.



Study guides for disease



section 18 of the 19 and 20 sections, there are provisions for Learning Essentials for

time when a student due to illness is completely unable to

pursue their studies.



For the purposes of section 19



nursing period: time when a student because of sickness continuously

have been unable to pursue their studies,



study time: the part of a six-month period during which a student

conducts studies and the part of the calendar half-year during which the

students would have conducted studies if he or she does not

had become ill.



19 § study guides may be provided for a sick period

during the time for which the student has been granted study guides.



For the nursing period is after the starting point of study may

study guides take the form of extra additions and

other extensions only if an application for this study guides

has been submitted to the CSN prior to that. If

There are special circumstances, must be submitted even if a Learning Essentials

application has not been received prior to the start of the period of sickness.



For the first six months as a student pursuing studies

giving the right to study guides may be provided only for Learning Essentials

such a sick period after the student

have started their studies. Regulation (2003:500).



section 20 of the CSN may provide for

to study inability due to illness shall be supported by

medical certificate.



Learning Essentials during leave



section 21 CSN may announce further

regulations on student's rights set out in Chapter 2. 10 section

subparagraph study support Act (1999:1395) to study guides at

leave



1. for the temporary care of children,



2. for närståendevård, or



3. when a child under the age of 18 have died.

Regulation (2012:293).



Reduction of Learning Essentials



section 22 study guides must not be left for the time when the student



1. get activity support or development fee for participating

in an employment program, or



2. serving under the Act (1994:1809) on total defense duty

or meets education to secondary or vocational officer.

Regulation (2007:821).



section 23 If a student's living expenses otherwise than as mentioned in

section 22 of all or substantial part be borne by the State, a municipality

or a County Council, the Learning Essentials be provided only in the form of

study grants and allowances.



If a student in the cases referred to in the first subparagraph may also be

full sick pay or full activity compensation, shall not

any kind of study guides provided. To a student who may

contributions under the Regulation (1995:667) if contributions to certain

disabled pupils in secondary schools may be study guides

take the form of study grants and allowances.

Regulation (2002:1109).



24 § CSN shall proceed, after consultation with

The prison system provide for Learning Essentials to

a student who is the subject of the correctional system in or out

correctional facility. Regulation (2005:1023).



Obligation to provide data



section 25 If a student who has received study guides released for a

other educational institution or interrupting their studies, the to

the studiehjälpen will be paid out in accordance with § 33 shall immediately notify

to the educational institution where the student immediately prior to

was enrolled. In the case of study guides for study abroad

should this instead be reported to CSN.



section 26 if there is any other change of circumstances than

referred to in section 25 and the change has implications for the right to

study guides or studiehjälpens size, be it to any

studiehjälpen are paid out according to § 33 shall immediately notify the

CSN.



CSN may announce details relating to the

disclosure obligations.



Review



section 27 of the student's right to study guides should be reviewed, when

changing conditions causing it. Conditions referred to in

section 13 shall be taken into account only if the modification has occurred no later than

by the end of the previous calendar half-year.



Application, etc.



section 28 of the study guides in the form of grants for studies in Sweden

may be made without the application.



Study guides in the form of grants for study abroad,

other extensions or additional allowance may be made only after

application.



section 29 an application for Learning Essentials must be signed by the

student's guardian or, if the student is an adult, by

the student himself. If a trustee under the parental

has designated for the student, the trustee shall be signed

consent on the application, if it is part of the mission.



The information contained in the application shall be made in good conscience.



CSN may provide more detailed provisions on the

application.



section 30 in a decision granting study guides, the Central

student aid provide information on 25 and

26 sections.



Payment



31 § study guides may be paid only if it is satisfied that the

students pursuing the studies for which studiehjälpen has

granted.



32 § study guides are paid monthly in arrears.



If there are special reasons, the studiehjälpen paid on

any other way for certain students or for students

at a certain education. Payment may be made for a maximum of one

six-month period at a time.



33 § study guides shall be paid to the student's

parents or other guardians under the same grounds

applicable to the payment of child support in General. If the

students are of legal age, shall, however, be paid to studiehjälpen

him or her self. If a trustee under the parental

has designated for the student, the studiehjälpen paid

out to the Manager, if it is part of the mission.



If there are special reasons, study guides for a minor

students are paid to a social Board or anyone else for

to be used for the child's education and living expenses.



34 § CSN may announce further

rules for payment of the study guides.



3 Cape. Student aid



Who can get student aid



Training



1 § study grants may be given to students at the

educational institutions and training as set out in the annex to this

Regulation.



CSN may, after consultation with

Education Council announce details relating to the

courses at the folk high school to study

of section A 1, A 2 and B 1 of the annex.



There are special provisions on study abroad in

20 – 25 (b) sections. Regulation (2015:50).



Age



2 section For studies at the educational institutions and courses

specified in section A of the annex, financial aid is provided only

from the second half of the calendar year in which the

the student reaches the age of 20 years. Student aid may, however, also

prior to the training courses under the regulation

(2013:871) on aid for artistic and cultural training and

some other courses have been declared eligible for

student financial aid under title A 2 as well as for the training courses

set out in section (A) 3. Regulation (2015:509).



Citizenship



paragraph 3 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on the application of the provisions of Chapter 3. 4 §

the second and third subparagraphs study support Act (1999:1395) if

students who are not Swedish citizens.

Regulation (2006:862).



Scope of studies



4 § studies on training conducted under the higher education Act

(1992:1434), the higher education Ordinance (1993:100), or the law

(1993:792) for permission to issue certain degrees corresponds to a

and a half credits a week of full-time study.



For the purposes of learning the rest of the week as defined in Chapter 3. 5 §

study support Act (1999:1395) a full calendar week.



If a student is not expressed in a number of weeks and

the training is not going on the whole of the first and the last

the calendar week, the student is considered to include an additional

full calendar week of study time during the first and the last

week totalling at least seven days.



Student aid may not be granted for more than full-time study.



CSN may announce detailed arrangements

for the purposes of applying the first-third paragraphs.

Regulation (2006:990).



4 (a) of section at the College on a training programme

comprises 60 ECTS credits during a normal year of study may

student aid is provided for full-time study during 40 weeks even

If the studies are conducted in a fewer number of weeks, but at least

36 weeks. This applies only to studies on



1. training programme before 1 January 2010 has been

such a structure, or



2. educational programs with such an approach has started

on January 1, 2010 or later, but not for studies to

and by the end of 2014.



CSN may provide the

the training program that student grants are to be submitted

under the first subparagraph. Regulation (2011:1598).



Assessment of learning outcomes



5 § studies on higher education organized by the

public universities and colleges covered by

the higher education Act (1992:1434) or by individual


training providers who are authorised to issue the degree

under the Act (1993:792) for permission to issue certain

exams are normal rate of studies that the student must have passed

by



1.62.5% of its student commitment during the first 40

weeks of study for full-time study, and



2.75.0% of its student commitment studies

then carried out with financial aid.



CSN may provide for what

who is normal tempo in studies on different training than

such referred to in the first subparagraph. Regulation (2013:529).



5 a § With older study results in accordance with Chapter 3. 7 section

paragraph 2 study support Act (1999:1395) referred to results from

periods of study which has been closed for more than 10 years

since.



CSN may provide for

the enforcement of Chapter 3. section 7 of the study support act if

study of assessment of learning outcomes.

Regulation (2013:529).



Time student aid may be given for



section 6 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on what is to be considered as full-time study

each part time, if this is not shown in any other

Constitution or the syllabus or equivalent applicable to

the training.



CSN may, after consultation with

Education Council announce details relating to the

studies on folk high school which by the application of Chapter 3. 8 and

10 § § study support Act (1999:1395) shall be deemed to be on

primary and secondary education.



section 7 If a student while studying under Chapter 3.

section 8, first and second subparagraphs study support Act (1999:1395) or

in accordance with the second and third paragraphs of the said section, shall

study time is allocated in proportion to the extent of

the studies referred to in each paragraph.



§ 8 the study period should be considered as a continuous period according to

3 Cape. 9 § study support Act (1999:1395) even if the

students have made a break in studies not exceeding one

year due to sickness or any other comparable unexpected

event.



CSN may announce detailed arrangements

for the purposes of Chapter 3. 9 § study support act right

to student loans as of the calendar year in which the student

fill 47 years and about what is to be meant by that by

repayment or remission is no longer have student loans.

Regulation (2014:531).



Calculation of student aid



Study the amount of the share of study resources



section 9, the higher the amount of the refund as referred to in Chapter 3. section 13

study support Act (1999:1395) may be granted for studies at a

such educational institution or training referred to in section A (1)

in the annex to this regulation. It may also be provided for

the corresponding studies at secondary level in a country within the

European economic area (EEA) or Switzerland.

The higher the amount of the refund may be given to students who



1. in the case of primary education: lack of qualification or

corresponding from primary education or equivalent

Swedish or foreign training,



2. in the case of secondary education: lack of a diploma or

study or equivalent from upper secondary school, or

the corresponding Swedish or foreign training, or



3. repeat or complement subjects at primary school level.



By way of derogation from the first subparagraph, the higher the amount of the grant is not

be provided to a student who has completed university studies

of at least 120 credit points or equivalent studies in

the rest of the world.



The higher the amount of the grant is provided under the designated

resources for each group of students referred to in the first

paragraph. The higher the amount of the grant is given in the order in which

requests coming in to CSN.

Regulation (2015:50).



9 a § the higher the amount of the refund as referred to in Chapter 3. section 13

study support Act (1999:1395) may be granted for studies from

with the second calendar half of the year in which the student

turns 20 years up to and including the calendar year in which the student

reaches the age of 24 years, if



1. the students in connection with the progress of the beginning is

unemployed and



(a)) are subject to a training contract in accordance with regulation

(2015:502) on cooperation to reduce youth unemployment

and to carry out studies within the framework of the contract, or



(b)) does not have a high school diploma or the equivalent and

is written into the job guarantee for young people under the regulation

(2007:813) if the job guarantee for young people or in job-and

development guarantee under the Regulation (2007:414) on job-

and development guarantee,



2. the studies carried out on basic or secondary level

within municipal adult education or equivalent education in

folk high school, and



3. the student have not engaged in studies of student financial aid

in the last six months prior to the study, which can provide

the right to the higher amount of the grant begins.



The higher the amount of the refund may be made until the

students receive final grades from municipal adult education on

basic level, high school diploma from municipal

adult education at secondary level or student assessment from

folk high school.



The higher the amount of the grant is provided under the designated

resources and in the order in which applications are received

CSN. Regulation (2015:509).



section 10 of the higher the amount of the refund as referred to in Chapter 3. section 13

study support Act (1999:1395) may be granted for studies on

additional teacher education leading to

teacher qualification in mathematics, biology, physics, chemistry,

Science or technology.



The higher the amount of the grant is provided under the designated

resources and in the order in which applications are received

CSN. Regulation (2015:509).



section 11 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on access to the higher amount of the grant under 3

Cape. 13 § study support Act (1999:1395).



Additional contribution



11 a § Supplementary premiums referred to in Chapter 3. 13 a and 13 b of the

study support Act (1999:1395) in full-time study is left with

an amount for each week is



1.0.33% of the price base amount for the first child,



2.0.21% of the price base amount for the second child, and



3.0.11% of the price base amount per child from the

third child. Regulation (2012:967).



11 (b) § Supplementary premiums referred to in Chapter 3. 13 a and 13 b of the

study support Act (1999:1395) in studies of at least 75

% but less than 100 per cent of full time left with a

amount for each week is



1.0.25% of the price base amount for the first child,



2.0.16% of the price base amount for the second child, and



3.0.08% of the price base amount per child from the

third child. Regulation (2012:967).



11 c § Supplementary premiums referred to in Chapter 3. 13 a and 13 b of the

study support Act (1999:1395) in studies of at least 50

% but less than 75 per cent of full time left with a

amount for each week is



1.0.16% of the price base amount for the first child,



2.0.11% of the price base amount for the second child, and



3.0.06% of the price base amount per child from the

third child. Regulation (2012:967).



11 (d) § When both parents studying and residing on

various addresses the additional premium provided for in Chapter 3. 13 (a) and

13 (b) § § study support Act (1999:1395) is left to the child

is folkbokfört in, unless the parents agree to

the premium shall be submitted to the guardian that the child does not

is folkbokfört of.



Decision referred to in the first subparagraph to the effect that the additional premium

shall be provided to the other person having custody shall be limited to

calendar weeks in respect of which the refund is not paid.



CSN may announce details relating to the

tillläggsbidrag in cases where both parents are studying.

Regulation (2005:619).



Additional loans



12 § Additional loans under Chapter 3. section 14 of the study support act

(1999:1395) may be provided to a student under

calendar year prior to the beginning of the studies have had a

income amounted to at least 415% of the

the price base amount that applies to the year in which the studies begin. As

income counts the amount is the sum of the student's

surplus in income types service and business.



The additional loans will also be provided to a student who

continuous rated parental allowances immediately preceding studies

the beginning and who previously had such income

specified in the first subparagraph.



Additional loan may be granted for studies in Sweden, in another

country within the European economic area (EEA) or

in Switzerland. Regulation (2015:50).



Merkostnads loans



section 13 Merkostnads loan with 3 Cape. 15 § study support act

(1999:1395) may be given for



1. study abroad in accordance with section 20,



2. tuition fees, and



3. other reasonable additional costs in connection with the studies.



For special equipment or study materials may be

merkostnads loan is provided only to students at a high school

musician or teacher training programmes covering the topic music

or equivalent qualification for the purchase to the reasonable cost of

a musical instrument is necessary in order to implement

the training. Regulation (2015:50).



13 a section for international studies may merkostnads loans provided to a

students who have been granted student loans for study abroad,

in an amount for each week is



1.1.25% of the price base amount for full-time study,



2.0.95% of the price base amount for studies of at least 75

% but less than 100 per cent of full time, and



3.0.60% of the price base amount for studies of at least 50

% but less than 75% of full time.

Regulation (2015:50).



13 (b) § For tuition fees may merkostnads loans provided

in an amount for each week is



1.3.2% of the price base amount for full-time study,



2.2.4% of the price base amount for studies of at least 75

% but less than 100 per cent of full time, and



3.1.6% of the price base amount for studies of at least 50

% but less than 75% of full time.

Regulation (2015:50).



13 c § Merkostnads loans for tuition fees may be


with a higher amount than that specified in 13 (b) section, if the fee

refers to studies at a training lasting for at least 13

weeks of full-time study or, in the case of part-time studies, at least

the number of weeks corresponding to 13 weeks full-time studies.



The higher loan amount may be left with a total of not more than 3.2

% of the price base amount times 240, 120 or 80, depending

on the maximum number of weeks that student grants may be given for

the studies referred to in Chapter 3. section 8, first and second subparagraphs

study support Act (1999:1395). In the calculation shall be the

limitation of the number of weeks of student loans that apply to

Some older students according to Chapter 3. 9 § study support act

apply.



To a student who at some point total has been

the maximum loan amount referred to in the second subparagraph, shall not

more merkostnads loans for tuition fees

left. Regulation (2015:50).



Detailed rules on additional loans and merkostnads loans



14 § CSN may announce further

regulations on tillläggslån and merkostnads loans.

Regulation (2015:50).



Income test



section 15, If a student has an income of that size to

student aid is not at all may be due to the provisions

If income in Chapter 3. 16 – 22 § § study support act

(1999:1395) or instructions given pursuant to

the law, nor can additional premiums, additional loans or

merkostnads loans left. Regulation (2015:50).



section 16 of the study funds shall be reduced in accordance with the provisions of 3

Cape. section 18 of the study support Act (1999:1395), the details of which are given in

second subparagraph shall apply in the case of student grants for studies on

a training that is conducted in accordance with the higher education Act (1992:1434),

the higher education Ordinance (1993:100) or Act (1993:792) if

to issue certain degrees.



A study of 40 weeks shall be deemed to include 20 weeks during

fall semester and 20 weeks during the spring semester. 20 weeks

studies during the autumn term shall in its entirety be deemed to last for

the second calendar half-year, although part of the course time is

in the month of January of the following calendar half-year.

Study funds shall be reduced in proportion to the amount

According to Chapter 3. paragraph 11 study support act may be

for the 20-week studies.



section 17 of the CSN may announce further

detailed rules for the application of the provision on

income calculation in Chapter 3. paragraph 19

study support Act (1999:1395).



A student who is not taxed for their main income

in Sweden the examination of income are treated in a

equally as students who are taxed in Sweden.



CSN may announce detailed arrangements

on the calculation of income for such students.

Regulation (2011:1455).



section 18 of the CSN shall proceed, after consultation with

The prison system provide for student aid to

a student who is the subject of the correctional system in or out

correctional facility. Regulation (2005:1023).



Detailed rules



19 § CSN may announce further

detailed rules relating to the calculation of free amounts and reduction in 3

Cape. 17 and 18 of the study support Act (1999:1395), as well as Chapter 3. 16 §

of this regulation and on the calculation of the weekly amount under 3

Cape. 11-22 § § study support Act.



Student grants for study abroad



section 20 For study abroad in accordance with Chapter 3. paragraph 23

study support Act (1999:1395) 21-25 (b) sections. Studies

conducted outside Sweden will be considered study abroad regardless of

If the student is accepted at an establishment abroad

or in Sweden. Distance learning is considered to be studying abroad

If the student is accepted by an educational institution abroad.

Regulation (2015:50).



Acceptable standard



section 21 student grants may be made for overseas study at secondary

or tertiary level, if the training can be considered to have a

acceptable standard.



Centrala studiestödsnämnden decides on acceptable standard

for courses at secondary level. University

College Council decides on acceptable standards of education

at tertiary level.



If part of an education that gives the right to study grants

in accordance with the annex to this regulation abroad, to

However, it is considered to have an acceptable standard. Regulation (2015:50).



21 (a) repealed by Regulation (2015:50).



Studies at secondary level



section 22 For studies at secondary level in countries outside the

European economic area (EEA) and Switzerland may

student aid is provided only if the corresponding studies are not equal

great advantage may be carried out in Sweden. Student aid may, however,

be provided for secondary studies in language in non-EEA countries

and Switzerland if the language has official status in the country of study.

Regulation (2015:50).



Study abroad that are not eligible for student aid



section 23 of the study must not be left for a training



1. is comparable to an education in Sweden that does not give the right

to the student, or



2. not reasonably are entitled to study grants.



Financial aid for distance learning in educational institutions outside the EEA

and Switzerland may be given only if there are exceptional circumstances for

the Regulation (2015:50).



Scope of studies



24 § study grants may be given for studies in a country in the EEA

or in Switzerland, if the studies are conducted on at least 50% of

full time and lasts for at least 3 weeks.



In studies in a country outside the EEA and Switzerland may

student aid provided when studies are conducted on a full-time basis and runs

for at least 13 weeks. Student aid may, however, be given also for

such studies conducted on at least 50 percent of full time, if

There are special reasons for it.



In addition, student aid offered for study abroad that can

be taken into account fully in the framework of a

studiemedelsberättigande training that the student

engaged in at an educational institution in Sweden, in another country within the

The EEA or in Switzerland, if



1. the studies are conducted on at least 50 percent of full time, and



2. education as a whole is going on for at least 3 weeks.

Regulation (2015:50).



Foreign nationals



24 a section To a student who is not Swedish citizens, and

also not to be equated with Swedish citizens in 1

Cape. 4 and 5 of the study support Act (1999:1395), the student aid

for study abroad is provided only if



1. the studies can be taken into account fully in the framework of a

studiemedelsberättigande training that the student

engaged in at an educational institution in Sweden,



2. the studies are conducted on at least 50 percent of full time, and



3. training as a whole is going on for at least 3 weeks.



Student grants for study abroad in the framework of a

exchanges may be made for a maximum of one year to a

students referred to in the first subparagraph. Regulation (2015:50).



Study size of funds



section 25 student grants for study abroad may be made with the amounts

as indicated in Chapter 3. 11 and 12 of the study support Act (1999:1395).

Additional contributions may be made to the amounts set out in the

11 (a) and 11 (c) sections. In addition, merkostnads loan provided pursuant to

13-13 c sections.



Studies in countries within the EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA and in Switzerland receive higher

student grants and loans provided by the amount specified in

3 Cape. 13 and 14 of the study support Act. Regulation (2015:50).



Exemption from the requirement of residence



25 (a) § The residency requirements set out in Chapter 3. section 23 of the first

subparagraph study support Act (1999:1395) does not apply to

study abroad which may be taken into account fully in the framework of a

studiemedelsberättigande training that the student

engaged in at an educational institution in Sweden. Regulation (2015:50).



Additional regulations



25 (b) § University and College Council may notify the

regulations on acceptable standards of education at

tertiary level referred to in paragraph 21.



CSN may indicate



1. regulations on acceptable standards of education at

secondary level according to section 21, second subparagraph,



2. regulations on further exemptions from the requirement

settlement as set out in Chapter 3. paragraph 23

study support Act (1999:1395),



3. that the students in the application for

student grants for studies at an educational institution abroad to

make a concession to the educational institution may make such

information on the studies to the CSN, which

relevant to the student's right to study grants,



4. rules on the payment of study grants for

study abroad, and



5. detailed rules on student grants for study abroad.

Regulation (2015:50).



Student aid during sickness



section 26 of the 27 – 32 § § provides for study for the time when

a student due to illness is completely unable to

pursue their studies.



In the said paragraphs, the term



nursing period: time when a student due to illness

continuously has been unable to pursue their studies,



study time: the part of a six-month period during which a student

conducts studies and the part of the calendar half-year during which the

students would have conducted studies if he or she does not

had become ill.



The provisions concerning student aid during illness also applies to

study abroad in 20 – 25 (b) sections. The issues referred to in

28-32 sections should be dealt with by the social insurance agency shall be managed

of CSN. Regulation (2015:50).



27 § study grants may be given for a sick period

during the time for which the student has been granted study.



For the nursing period is after the starting point of study may

student aid is provided only if an application for student aid has arrived

submitted to the CSN prior to that. If there is

exceptional circumstances, the student is provided even if an application is not

has been received prior to the start of the period of sickness.



For the first six months as a student pursuing studies

giving the right to study grants may be submitted for study only

such a sick period after the student

have started their studies.



Application to the social insurance Office



section 28 If a student due to illness becomes completely unable

to pursue their studies, he or she shall notify the

The social insurance agency. Notification shall be effected in accordance with the detailed

provisions insurance Announces.


Regulation (2004:964).



Approval of the nursing period



section 29 Students are entitled to study grants only for such

sick period or part thereof that has been approved by the

The social insurance agency.



If the social insurance Office finds that a student due to

disease is completely unable to engage in their studies, the

Insurance accept the sick period. However, this does not

on the subject of 30 or section 31. Regulation (2004:964).



section 30 of the approval under section 29 may not longer

back than seven days before the date on which the notification has been made

in accordance with section 28. If the student has been prevented from making

a notification, or if there are any other special reason, may

approval, however, relate to even time before that.



Insurance may refuse to approve the disability period or a

part of it, if the student



1. do not, at the request of the social insurance agency, by

certificate of physician strength disease and obstacle for studies,



2. for a sick period travel abroad without the consent of

The social insurance agency,



3. have contracted the disease in case of intentional crimes which the

student has been convicted of by a judgment which has become final

power,



4. refuses to undergo examination by a physician or have become

to follow the physician's precept, or



5. intentionally or by gross negligence leave incorrect or

misleading indication as to the proportion that is relevant to the

the application of the provisions on student aid for

sick period. Regulation (2013:1002).



section 31 When circumstances warrant it, the social insurance Office

refuse to accept sick period or part of it, also if the

students



1. refuses to accept the visit of a person who has

Insurance mandate to sort out studieförmågan or

the need for a rehabilitation measure,



2. to notify the Insurance Fund's domicile,

When he or she is staying for a period of sickness other than

temporarily at any address other than the one specified to

The social insurance agency. Regulation (2004:964).



Measures to shorten the time of disease



32 § If a student who has been granted student aid because of

disease has been completely unable to carry out studies for a period of 90

consecutive days or if there are any other special reason,

the social insurance agency shall, in accordance with the detailed provisions

Insurance reports, examine whether there is reason to

take any action that is likely to shorten the time of disease

or in any other way totally or partially restore

studieförmågan.



If the social insurance agency is satisfied that the action referred to in the first

the paragraph is required, it shall inform the student about this

and ensure that action is taken. If the student refuses to

submit to the operation, the insurance agency may decide not to

approve the part of the nursing period is reached then the

students received notification of the insurance decisions. In

the notification referred to in the first sentence, the student

It should be noted that such a decision might be announced.

Regulation (2004:964).



Student grants for temporary care of children



32 (a) § a student studying with student aid and

are a parent under the second and third paragraphs of the right to

retain study funds during the time when he or she completely

refrain from studies for the temporary care of children

(medical term). With parents on the same footing as persons under

section 11. 4-6 of the Social Security Act to be equated with

parents with regard to the right to temporary parental benefit

for the care of children.



A student referred to in the first subparagraph shall be entitled to

retain study funds in situations specified in chapter 13.

the Social Security Act.



A student referred to in the first subparagraph may retain

study funds during the longest time per calendar year and children

referred to in chapter 13. the Social Security Act. On the translation

from days with temporary parental benefit for weeks with

student aid to 60 days shall be equivalent to 12 weeks and 10 days

equivalent to 2 weeks. Regulation (2010:1389).



32 (b) § a student having study and abstaining

from the studies due to the temporary care of children going to

Centrala studiestödsnämnden



1. notify care when it starts, or, if there is

special reasons, after it has begun, and



2. when treatment has been completed, submit a declaration that he

or she is under the care of time have been unable to study

due to the temporary care of children.



If the care period is more than seven days, the

students from the eighth health day

medical certificate prove that residence in the studies depends on a

such a situation referred to in chapter 13.

the Social Security Act. For the purposes of calculating the period of care

length corresponds to a calendar week seven hospital days.

Regulation (2010:1389).



32 c § CSN may provide

for the execution of 32 (a) and 32 (b) sections.

Regulation (2010:442).



Student aid in the care of relatives



32 (d) § a student studying with student aid has the right

to keep the study funds during the time when he or she

completely refrain from studies for the care of a seriously ill

related in Sweden (medical term) according to chapter 47. 3, 4 and

13 of the social insurance code. The condition set out in 47

Cape. 3 paragraph 1 of the Social Security Act applies

However, do not.



A student referred to in the first subparagraph may retain

study funds for a maximum of 48 weeks for the care of a person

referred to in chapter 47. section 4 of the social security code and in

a maximum of 20 weeks for any other person being cared for.

Regulation (2010:1389).



32 e § students who study and abstaining

from the studies due to the care of a seriously ill relatives

going to CSN



1. notify care when it starts, and



2. when treatment has been completed, submit a declaration that he

or she is under the care of time have been unable to study

because of the care of seriously ill relatives.



A declaration as referred to in the first subparagraph 2 shall a consent

from the sick person be added according to chapter 47. 3 paragraph 3

and second subparagraphs social security code as well as a

medical opinion under Chapter 110. paragraph 25 of the same

beam. Regulation (2010:1389).



32 f § CSN may provide

for the execution of 32 (d) and 32 (e) sections.

Regulation (2010:442).



Student aid when a child has died



32 g § a student studying with student aid and

a parent has the right to keep the study funds during the period

specified in the second subparagraph, if he or she completely abstains from

studies in connection with his or her child under the age of 18

has died. With parents on the same footing as persons under 11

Cape. 4 and 5 of the Social Security Act to be equated with

parents with regard to the right to temporary parental benefit.



The right to keep the study funds as referred to in the first subparagraph

include no more than two weeks per child and applies from the earliest

the day following the day on which the child is deceased and no later than

on the day that is 90 days after the day on which the child has

died. Regulation (2013:1002).



32 h § students who refrain from studies according to § 32 g to

notify the CSN when leave from

the studies begin or thereafter, but not later than two years from the date

for the death. Regulation (2012:293).



32 in § CSN may provide for

the execution of 32 g and 32 h sections. Regulation (2012:293).



33 repealed by Regulation (2010:442).



Study funding from another country



33 AOF With financial aid or equivalent study funding

from another country referred to publicly regulated and

funded allowances provided to students and

constitute or may be assimilated to social benefits in accordance with the EU

the right.



CSN may announce detailed arrangements

If the foreign study finance covered by the first

paragraph. Regulation (2010:68).



Obligation to provide data



34 § CSN may announce further

provisions on the obligation to provide data according to Chapter 3. 27 §

study support Act (1999:1395).



Review



35 section the student's right to study grants should be reviewed, when

changing conditions causing it.



With regard to the time for which the student has received student grants,

There are some provisions amending to the student's

disadvantage in Chapter 5. study support Act (1999:1395). Otherwise get in

such a case mod to the detriment of students take place only if

the following two conditions are met.



1. the decision on the amendment are announced before the expiry of the period

as paid study funds relate.



2. the change can be effected by deduction on student aid which

shall be paid out later during the same time period.

Regulation (2002:1109).



Application, etc.



36 § application must be personally signed by the

student. If he or she is legally incompetent or managers

According to the parental guardianship for him or her,

shall the guardian or, if it is part of the mission, the administrator

have signed an agreement on the application.



The information contained in the application shall be made in good conscience.



An application shall be submitted to the Center

student aid at any time of the year. The application shall in

otherwise be made in the way CSN

determines.



36 (a) § CSN may notwithstanding

3 Cape. the first sentence of paragraph 36 Info

regulations on



1. applications for financial aid also may be made

electronically, and



2. how such applications are transferred.

Regulation (2009:1223).



37 § student aid may be granted for a maximum of one year at a time, and for

no more than four calendar weeks prior to the calendar week in which the application was

submitted to the CSN. Board may announce

details relating to this.



section 38 of the financial aid is granted, the decision shall indicate the size

of the grant, loan and the total amount of student aid.

The decision shall also include information on the

student's obligation to CSN

notification of changing conditions and review the rules in section 35.



Disbursement of student aid




39 § disbursement of student aid is the advance, on a monthly basis.

If there are special reasons, the payment shall be made in any

otherwise.



CSN may announce details relating to the

disbursement of student aid.



4 Cape. Repayment of student loans



Interest calculation in training within the total defence



1 § interest shall not be calculated on student loans for the period of

the borrower fulfils a further education than 60 days according to the

Act (1994:1809) on total defense duty.



New repayment terms



section 2 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on the application for new repayment term according to Chapter 4.

section 6 of the study support Act (1999:1395).



2 a § New repayment term according to Chapter 4. section 6 of the study support act

(1999:1395) may be determined even without request of the borrower, if

He or she has such total loans as set out therein.

The same shall apply if the repayment period has been restated by

support of Chapter 4. 11 § 3 of the same law and claims for refund

subsequently repealed.



CSN may provide for the

the repayment period referred to in the first subparagraph shall be calculated.

Regulation (2005:619).

Reduction in the annual amount



Income and wealth



section 3 as of the calendar year in which the borrower turns 50

to supplement for Fortune be made to the income referred to

in Chapter 4. paragraph 14 the study support Act (1999:1395).

The addition is to be made by 20% of the Fortune

exceed 2.75 price base amount, rounded down to the whole

tens of thousands dollars.



With assets referred to in the first paragraph fortune estimated

According to the law (2009:1053) of fortune when calculating

certain benefits. Regulation (2009:1223).



4 § borrowers that are not taxed for their main

income or wealth in Sweden will be at income-and

property trial are treated equally as

borrowers who are taxed in Sweden.



CSN may announce detailed arrangements

on the calculation of income and capital for such borrowers.

Regulation (2011:1455).



Final annual amounts



5 § If an amount shall be paid after the fact in accordance with Chapter 4. section 17 of the

second subparagraph, study support Act (1999:1395), the borrower

also pay a surcharge of 6% of the amount.



Detailed rules



section 6 of the CSN may announce further

regulations on the reduction of the annual amount.



Payment of annual amounts



section 7 of the annual amounts and charges according to Chapter 4.

study support Act (1999:1395) shall be paid within the time limit and on

the way CSN determines.



Amount paid must be deducted on the

administrative fees, secondly on the accrued interest

and in the final analysis, capital debt.

section 8 if the annual amount has not been paid within five days after

the due date, the CSN send a

reminder to the debtor.

Write-off of loans



Write-off of loans for previous studies



9 § student loans provided for such education

as indicated in section A 1 or A 3 in the annex to this

Regulation or equivalent foreign education can be written by

According to Chapter 4. section 22 of the study support Act (1999:1395). In Department B

2 of the annex lists the courses that may be included in a

College degree and thus be eligible for depreciation.



Write-off of loans that have been received during the time of illness and

some time off



section 10 if anyone has received student loans for a sick period or a

care period in which he or she has nurtured child or seriously ill

related in Chapter 3. 26-32 (f) sections and the provisions

specified therein, section 11 applies in respect of the reimbursement.



Student loans for such time at the children's deaths referred to in Chapter 3.

32 g – 32 sections should not be paid back. Regulation (2012:293).

11 § student loans relating to the part of a sick or

care period following a waiting period of 30 days should not

paid back.



In the withdrawal period may only be counted in time during the study time

referred to in



1. Chapter 3. section 26 in the case of own illness,



2. Chapter 3. 32 (a) § with regard to the care of children, and



3. Chapter 3. 32 (d) § with regard to care for seriously ill relatives.



For the purposes of calculating the withdrawal period should



1. two or more nursing periods are counted as a coherent

sick period, if the latter period will begin in 20 days after

It previously left off, and



2. two or more care periods in which the student has nurtured

children and caring for a seriously ill relatives be counted as a

continuous care period, if the latter period will begin in

20 days from the date of the previous ended.

Regulation (2010:442).



section 12 is repealed by Regulation (2010:442).



Seizure, etc.



13 § CSN should monitor State's claim on

annual amounts, according to section 5 of the surcharge and service charge and

late payment fee pursuant to Chapter 6. 5 §. Regulation (2007:798).



Termination of lease for immediate payment



14 § CSN may announce further

regulations on how a student loan that has been terminated in accordance with

4 Cape. 27 (a) § study support Act (1999:1395) and how they

overdue fees associated with the loan to be paid.

Regulation (2010:442).



Chapter 5. Recovery of student financial aid



When the financial aid shall be



§ 1 in case of recovery of student aid in accordance with Chapter 5. § 1 of

subparagraph study support Act (1999:1395) the amounts under 300

dollars not required back.



Chapter 6. Other provisions



Specific provisions on financial aid for students



section 1 as provided for in this regulation on financial aid for students

for the time when the students due to illness is completely

Unable to pursue their studies should extend to the time

When the student is considered to be a carrier in accordance with

46 Cape. social security code and because of decisions

According to the event (2004:168) in cases other than those

referred to in Chapter 3. 8 or section 10 of the event or

Food Act (2006:804) or measures

granted on the basis of the latter law is completely unable to

pursue their studies. Regulation (2010:1389).



section 2 of the CSN may announce further

detailed rules relating to the reimbursement of the financial aid in accordance with Chapter 6. section 2 of the

study support Act (1999:1395).



section 3 of the regulations in Chapter 113 3-17 and 19 §§

social security code applicable in relation to matters referred to in

This regulation, which are dealt with by the Court of first instance

The social insurance agency.



Insurance may provide the additional regulations

necessary for the application of this regulation, if it

concerning provisions on measures of social insurance.

Regulation (2013:400).



Fees for administrative charges, etc.



4 § The granted student loans in accordance with the study support act

(1999:1395) shall pay a fee for the administrative

cost (setup fee). For loan for a

calendar semester is creation fee 150 SEK.



5 § Fees for administrative costs will be charged for

billing of annual amounts (handling fee) and at

reminder about overdue annual amounts (late payment fee).

Service fee is 150 SEK for each annual amount

charged and reminder fee is 450 kroons for each

reminder. Regulation (2014:1581).



section 6 in the recovery of the financial aid shall be accompanied by the fee for the

administrative costs charged (handling fee).

Service fee is 100 kroons for each calendar year

repayment according to the recovery is in progress.



section 7 of the Fees referred to in sections 4 to 6 shall be paid within the time limit and on

the way CSN determines.



section 8 if any amount under this regulation ending on a öretal,

rounded off to the nearest lower krona.



Obligation to provide data



Obligation to provide for educational institutions



section 9, an educational institution shall communicate to the Central

student aid, if a student has study guides have

transferred to another educational institution or interrupted their studies.



If the CSN request, an educational institution

also in addition to the Board to provide information on a student

that have been included in the education to Learning Essentials.



CSN may announce details relating to the

educational institutions submit particulars referred to in the first and second

paragraphs.



section 10 of the CSN request, a

educational institution to submit an indication of time and scope

for training courses at the educational institution giving the right to

student aid.



If the CSN request it, the educational institution

for a student who has applied for or been granted student aid

to the Board of



1. education,



2. study time,



3. scope of the studies,



4. study activity, and



5. study results.



CSN may announce details relating to the

educational institutions submit particulars referred to in the first and second

paragraphs.



section 11 of an educational institution shall submit the information specified in 9

and section 10 section to the Board of appeal for student financial aid, if the Board

request. Regulation (2008:734).



Obligation to provide data to government agencies



section 12 Of the application of the provisions of Chapter 2. and

instructions given pursuant to Chapter 2. get Central

student aid download of data from the Swedish social insurance agency

and other agencies that can provide information on the

students or their parents ' income and

property regimes. Regulation (2004:964).



section 13 of the social insurance agency going to Central

student aid or that the Board of appeal

financial aid for students of



1. the sickness period as set out in Chapter 3. section 26, which has been approved by the

The social insurance agency,



2. activity support or development fee under a

employment program, and



3. rehabilitation allowance, sick pay and

activity compensation in accordance with the Social Security Act.



The first paragraph applies only if the data are

importance of the application of the study support act

(1999:1395) or rules given in

adherence to the law. Regulation (2010:1389).



13 AOF the Swedish Migration Board shall, on request, provide Central


student aid or the Board of appeal for student financial aid

indication of a foreigner residing in Sweden according to the Aliens Act

(2005:716). The obligation to provide data relating to



1. name,



2. social security number or co-ordination number,



3. citizenship,



4. licence or other proof of the right to reside in Sweden with

an indication of the type of licence or other proof, which has

granted or issued,



5. date of decision for authorization or issuance of other evidence

the right to reside in Sweden and how long

the licence or certificate in question,



6. classification of licence or other proof of the right to reside

in Sweden, according to the Migration Board's classification system, and



7. check if a person is missing.



This applies, however, only if the information has a bearing on the

application of 2 and 3 Cape. study support Act (1999:1395)

or regulations in connection with the Act.

Regulation (2006:862).



Appeal



section 14 of the decision of the CSN on student financial aid

in a matter under study support Act (1999:1395) or according to

rules given by virtue of this law,

be appealed to the Board of appeal for student financial aid. This

does not apply to decisions concerning the reimbursement of

student loans. Of Chapter 6. section 10 of the study support Act states that such

decision rather than an appeal may be brought before the General

Administrative Court.



Decision pursuant to Chapter 3. paragraph 21 on the issue of a

training can be considered to have an acceptable standard must not

be appealed. Regulation (2015:50).



Transitional provisions



2000:655



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2001, when

student aid regulation (1973:418) and regulation

(1983:1031) if particular adult student financial aid for the unemployed should

cease to have effect. Older provisions still apply, with the

exception of those mentioned in paragraphs 10 and 11, in the case of

student financial aid relating to the period prior to the entry into force or which

then left under study support Act (1973:349) or

Lagen (1983:1030) on particular adult student financial aid for the unemployed

or regulations made under any of the

laws. Regulation (2009:1536).



2. the provisions of Chapter 1. 3 and 4 sections shall not apply, if

the Government before 1 July 2001, decided to

financial aid may be given to students in a particular educational institution

or education.



2 a. CSN may announce further

detailed rules for the application of point 5 (a) (i)

transitional provisions to study support Act (1999:1395).

Regulation (2001:361).



3. the CSN may provide for the

an application for a modified payment terms according to point 9 of the

transitional provisions to study support Act (1999:1395) to

be made as well as when such an application is to be made at the latest.

Regulation (2010:442).



4. If older loans have been added together with new loans in accordance with item 10

in the transitional provisions to study support Act (1999:1395)

and the borrower requests a reduction in the rate of annual value, may

the yearly amount according to Chapter 4. paragraph 14 the study support act

be reduced to 4% of the income in respect of the

part of the total loan student loans under the old

the law.



Decisions on how the annual amount should be reduced in proportion to the

the size of the various loans will be taken in the context of a

decision on loss.



When the repayment is made in respect of loans that have been linked to the

refunded amount is calculated by the

repayable financial aid, in second place on student loans

under the old law and, ultimately, on student loans under the

the new law.



CSN may provide for how a

application for aggregating the loan with point 10 of

transitional provisions to study support act to be made and

When such an application is to be made at the latest. Regulation (2010:442).



5. the provisions of the annex, in the case of CAA

air traffic controller training apply to education initiated the

or after 1 January 2001. Regulation (2001:361).



6. The borrower shall send information to the Central

student aid if the foreign tax decisions referred to

in point 14 of the entry into force and transitional provisions

to study support Act (1999:1395). Central

student aid may provide for the

conditions that should apply in determining

the yearly amount when taxation not mainly takes place in

Sweden or there is reason to believe that it does not

primarily here under point 14 of the entry into force-

and transitional arrangements to study support Act.

Regulation (2011:1455).



7. If a borrower has made payments on an annual amount

fixed at 1/20th of the residual indebtedness

According to item 14 of the entry into force and transitional provisions

to study support Act (1999:1395) and a new annual amount

for the same payment wound then set out, the

amount paid in excess of the new annual amount not

be paid to the borrower, but instead be offset against the loan.

Regulation (2005:619).



8. A borrower granted a reduction according to Chapter 8. section 6 of the

study support Act (1973:349) can't get the yearly amount reduced

at a lower amount than what has already been paid for

the year of payment. Regulation (2005:619).



9. If an amount is to be paid retrospectively in accordance with point 16 of the

entry into force and transitional arrangements to

study support Act (1999:1395), the borrower shall pay a

additional fee of 6% of the amount.

Regulation (2005:619).



10. Instead of that specified in Chapter 8. 1 §

student aid regulation (1973:418) to service fee

be 150 dollars for each year the amount debited, and

reminder fee 450 kroons for each reminder.

Regulation (2014:1581).



11. Instead of that specified in paragraph 1 (a) of the entry into force-

and the transitional provisions of the Regulation (1988:1381) if

change in student aid regulation (1973:418) to

service fee be 150 dollars for each fee year

preliminary fee is charged and reminder fee is SEK 450

for each reminder. Regulation (2014:1581).



12. Csn may announce further

regulations on how a student loan granted under

study support Act (1973:349), as

31 december 1988 and subsequently terminated pursuant to

the provision in point 19 of the entry into force and

transitional provisions to study support Act (1999:1395) and

how the overdue fees associated with the loan to be paid.

Regulation (2010:442).



2002:1109



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2003.



2. The older wording of Chapter 2. section 23 is still in question

If the study guides relating to the period prior to the entry into force.



3. the provisions of the annex shall



-The State fire and rescue services training in civil protection

apply to training which takes place after the 1 August 2003,



-education at Beckmans school AB applied to education

will take place from 1 January 2003.



2003:500



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2004.



2. Older provisions of Chapter 3. section 9 apply to the

started rehearsal or complementary studies on

high school level prior to 1 January 2004. The higher the amount of the grant

should not, however, submitted under the older provisions for longer

time until 30 June 2004.



2004:267



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2004. Older

rules still apply decisions according to

the event (1988:1472) taken before

its entry into force.



2004:964



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2005.



2. With regard to the reconsideration and appeal of decisions

given by a general social-security scheme applied

the provisions of paragraph 4, entry into force and

transitional provisions to the Act (2004:781) to amend the

Act (1962:381) on general insurance. On applied

the provision in paragraph 5 the same entry into force and

transitional provision relating to the rejection decision has been issued by a

General Insurance Fund.



2004:1229



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2005.



2. the provisions shall, in respect of education in the State

rescue leading up to graduation as skorstensfejare

apply to training taking place after 1 July 2005.



2005:619



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2006 in the case of 3

Cape. 2, 8 and 9 sections and on 1 January 2006.



2. Older provisions still apply for financial aid as

refers to the time before the entry into force.



3. Study grants as referred to in Chapter 3. section 2 may, after July 1, 2006

is provided to students who began training before 1

July 2006, if necessary to the education should be

ends. Contributions may not be given for longer time than to

30 June 2009.



4. The higher the amount of the refund may be given to a student

According to Chapter 3. section 9 in its previous wording, if he or she

before 1 July 2006 had the higher the amount of the grant as a priority.



2006:19



This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 March 2006. It shall

be applicable for the period from 1 January 2006.



2006:862



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2007 in the case

on Chapter 6. section 13, on July 1, 2007 in the matter of Chapter 2. 6 (a) and in

Moreover, on 1 July 2006.



2. Older provisions in Chapter 1. section 10, Chapter 2. 3-5, 6a, 10 and

12 § §, 3 Cape. section 3 and Chapter 6. 13 and 13(a) sections still apply

for student financial aid relating to the period prior to the entry into force.



2006:990



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 2006 in the case

If the attachment and on 1 July 2007.



2. Older provisions still apply for financial aid for students who

refers to the time before the entry into force subject to 3-5.



3. In the calculation referred to in Chapter 3. 4 § of the scope of courses

running both before and after 1 July 2007, the score

before 1 July 2007 set for the scope of

Basic college education or graduate education

is equivalent to one and a half credits.




4. If a student before 1 July 2007 implemented such

higher education referred to in Chapter 3. section 9, the number of points

multiplied by one and a half and then added together with

the number of credits for the period from 1 July 2007 at the

the examination of whether he or she is entitled to the higher

the amount of the refund.



5. a student who, before 1 July 2007 has started a

training of yrkesteknisk competence referred to in Chapter 3. section 10 of the

its older terms and granted financial aid for

training or before the said date has been passed to a

such training but had deferred to the time then to

start training, the student aid submitted in accordance with

the older version even for the period after 1 July 2007,

but until the end of June 2015.

Regulation (2007:107).



2007:643



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 2007.



2. Students who, before 1 July 2007 has started a

training to a degree for the student financial aid may be submitted

(B) in accordance with the provisions of title II of the annex in its older

wording shall still be able to get financial aid for education

to such a degree, but until June 2015.



2007:821



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2008 in the case of 3

Cape. section 12 of and otherwise on 3 december 2007. The annex in its new

amended shall be applicable for the period from 11 October

2007.



2. Older provisions of Chapter 3. section 12 is still valid for

additional loans relating to studies prior to the entry into force.



3. A student who, before 1 July 2008 has been granted

additional loans to older provisions of Chapter 3. 12 § still

apply to the examination of the student's right to additional loans

for the period after 1 July 2008, provided that the

studies as additional loans sought is a direct continuation of

the studies as additional loans previously granted for.



2008:734



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 October 2008. The attachment in the

its new version will be applicable for the period from 1

August 2008.



2009:91



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 april 2009.

Title A 2 in the annex in its new wording shall be applicable

with regard to training provided from 1 January

2009.



2. To students who before the entry into force has started a

occupational health education and qualify for student aid

for the training, or who have been adopted for such

education, the study provided pursuant to the provisions of

section B 1 of the annex in its older version also for time

Thereafter, until the end of 2009.



2009:210



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 16 april 2009 in question

If 3 Cape. 9 (a) and in General on July 1, 2009.



2. the provisions of Chapter 3. 9 a § apply to studies

the training has begun after 14 March 2009.



3. Students who before 1 september 2009 has started a

training for which financial aid can be provided under title

(A) 2 of annex in its older version will still be able to get

financial aid for education, but

the end of 2011.



4. Older provisions of section B 1 of the annex applies

still for advanced vocational education and

apprenticeships for adults for some skilled trades as

carried out pursuant to paragraph 2 or 3 of the entry into force and

the transitional provisions of the Regulation (2009:130) about

the Polytechnic.



2009:1536



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2010 and

apply to service and reminder fees

decided by the CSN after

its entry into force.



2010:442



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2011 in the case

If 3 Cape. section 10, and on July 1, 2010.



2. in the case of applications for student aid received by the

Centrala studiestödsnämnden since the entry into force and

refers to the time after the entry into force applied 3 Cape. 5 § in its

new wording.



3. in the case of students who before 1 January 2011

granted financial aid with the higher premium level supported by

3 Cape. section 10 is still the repealed paragraph in question

on education and training covered by this, but

on June 30, 2012.



2010:443



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2010 for

3 Cape. section 21 and 1 January 2010.



2010:1389



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2011.

The annex in its new wording should, however, apply from

August 1, 2010.



2010:2019



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2011.

The provision in its older version still applies in the case of

student aid that has been provided for the period prior to the entry into force.



2011:945



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 2 August 2011.



2. the provisions of Chapter 2. section 2 and annex in its new wording

shall be applicable for the period from 1 July 2011.



3. the provisions of Chapter 3. 4 a section should, however, apply to

If studies have been conducted as of 1 July 2008.



4. Older rules of the annex applies to



– student financial aid relating to the period before 1 July 2011,



– independent secondary schools with such explanations on the right

the contribution referred to in section 15, the law (2010:801) for the inclusion of

Education Act (2010:800),



– studies carried out pursuant to paragraph 2 of

entry into force and transitional provisions to the Act

(2009:129) to amend the Education Act (1985:1100), and



– the training carried out pursuant to paragraph 4 of

entry into force and transitional provisions of the regulation

(2011:682) if experimentation with distance learning in

secondary schools in Torsås municipality.



5. for the purposes of the annex in its new wording should



– adult education for developmentally equivalent to

specific training for adults and instruction in Swedish for

immigrants treated in the education in Swedish for

immigrants, and



-Preparatory dance education in primary schools should be equated with

educated as a preparatory school.



2011:1455



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2012.



2. Older provisions still apply for 2013 and

previous years ' assessments.



2011:1598



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2012.



2. the provisions of Chapter 3. 4 (a) of its new wording applied

However, in the case of studies that have been carried out after 30 June

2008.



2012:293



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2012.



2. Older provisions of Chapter 3. 9 and 9 (a) sections, however,

still too



– secondary education with the support of the entry into force and

the transitional rules to the secondary Regulation (2010:2039)

carried out under high school Ordinance (1992:394), and



– municipal adult education, with the support of the entry into force and

the transitional provisions of the Regulation (2011:1108) if

adult education is carried out according to the Regulation (2002:1012) if

municipal adult education.



3. for the purposes of section B 1 of the annex in its new

amended to a final grade from a three-year education in

upper secondary school or equivalent knowledge equivalent to a

high school diploma or the equivalent.



2012:967



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2013.



2. Older provisions of Chapter 3. 9 a §, however, is still in

question about studies that have been carried out before the entry into force.



3. the decision by the Swedish National Agency for higher education that a post-secondary education

can be considered to have an acceptable standard will apply until

University and College Council decides otherwise.



2013:148



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on april 30, 2013.



2. The provisions of Chapter 2. 2 section in its new wording

to apply for the period from 1 July 2013.



2013:400



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2013.



2. Older regulations applies to decisions given

before the entry into force.



2013:529



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2013 and should

apply to student aid offered for life from

1 July 2013.



2013:872



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 25 december 2013. The

new rules are applied the first time at training

initiated after 30 June 2014.



2. Older provisions still apply for such training

referred to in point 2 of the entry into force and

the transitional provisions of the Regulation (2013:871) on support

for artistic and cultural training and some other

training courses. Regulation (2015:509).



2013:1002



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2014.



2. for the purposes of applying the provisions of Chapter 3. section 30 of the first

the paragraph in its new version will also have days that have past

before the date of entry into force shall be taken into account.



2013:1120



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2014.



2. Older rules still apply in the case of studies

that have been carried out before the entry into force.



2014:158



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 may 2014.



2. The annex of the new wording should, however, in the case of training

of the Swedish Church's educational institutions apply for studies

carried out from 1 August 2014.



2014:1581



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2015.



2. the provisions of Chapter 3. 9 (a) of the new wording is applied

for studies carried out from 1 January 2015.



3. the provisions of Chapter 6. 5 and paragraphs 10 and 11 of

entry into force and transitional provisions of the new

the terms apply to the service and

reminder fees as determined by the Central

student aid after its entry into force.



2015:50



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 June 2015.



2. this Regulation shall apply for study periods beginning after

on July 1, 2015, if the application for student aid has come into the

Centrala studiestödsnämnden since the entry into force and the

students have not already been granted financial aid for the same

period under older rules.



3. Older rules still apply for courses

that regulation does not apply to under 2.



4. for the purposes of Chapter 3. 13 c § to loans for

tuition fees which a student received


be deducted from the maximum loan amount.



2015:509



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 3 August 2015.



2. the provisions of Chapter 3. 9 (a) of the new wording is applied

for studies carried out after the entry into force.



3. The new provisions of Chapter 3. section 10 apply for studies

carried out after the entry into force.



2015:737



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on the 1 January 2016.



2. Older provisions for rented addition is still valid for students who before 1 January 2016 has started primary education in any of grades 7 to 9 in such a boarding school which by the end of 2015 had the status of national internatskola, until the end of June 2019.



Annex



List of educational institutions and training at the

financial aid may be submitted



Title A



Age



In section A sets out the educational institutions and training courses at

the financial aid may take the form of



– study guides for the first half of the year calendar

When the student reaches the age of 20 years (cf. Chapter 2, article 1), or



– student from the second half of the year calendar

When the student reaches the age of 20 years (cf. 3 ch. 1 and 2 sections).



Student aid may, however, be given even before the age of 20 for the

training courses under the Regulation (2013:871) on support for

Arts and cultural education, and some other courses

to be eligible for financial aid under title A 2

as well as for the programmes referred to in title (A) 3 (cf. 3

Cape. 2 §).



The higher the amount of the grant



Studies at the educational institutions and training courses provided for in

title A 1 can give right to the higher amount of the contribution for

primary or secondary education (see Chapter 3, section 9).



Write-off of loans



Studies at the educational institutions and training courses provided for in

section A 1 and A 3 can give the right to cancellation of

student loans (see Chapter 4, section 9).



Time student aid may be given for



For studies at the educational institutions and training courses provided for in

section (A), student aid provided by full-time study

for no more than the time specified in Chapter 3. paragraph 8 of the second and third

paragraphs study support Act (1999:1395).



(A) 1



Folk high school, education in secondary education and training

corresponds to the municipal adult education at secondary level



Schools of the school system



International secondary school for International

Baccalaureate (IB)



Municipal adult education, but continuing professional development



Liber Hermods school, training at the secondary level and

education for adults at primary school level



Lycée Français Saint-Louis, education at secondary level



German school, training at the secondary level



Education under the Regulation (2015:504) on State aid for

education combined with traineejobb



(A) 2



Flyinge AB, farrier education



Folk high school, training other than those referred to in point (A) 1 and (B)

1, with the exception of training corresponding to specific training for

adults or education in Swedish for immigrants



Educated as a preparation in elementary school



Foundation Värmlands and Örebro County Forest school for

Gammelkroppa forest school, supervisor training



The Sami Education Centre



Swedish University of agricultural sciences, seminörutbildning



Training courses under the Regulation (2013:871) on support for

Arts and cultural education, and some other courses

to be eligible for financial aid under title A 2



East-Malma game management school



(A) 3



Public universities and colleges, education according to

Ordinance (2007:432) on professional education

at universities and colleges



Title B



Age



In section B sets out the educational institutions and training courses at

the financial aid may take the form of study grants without the

age restriction applicable to title A (see Chapter 3.

2 §).



Write-off of loans



Studies at the educational institutions and training courses provided for in

section B 2 may be part of a college degree and thus give right

to writing off student loans (see Chapter 4, section 9).



Time student aid may be given for



For studies at the educational institutions and training courses provided for in

Department B, student aid provided by full-time study

for no more than the time specified in Chapter 3. section 8, first subparagraph

study support Act (1999:1395).



(B) 1



BF Scandinavian Aviation Academy AB, trafikflygarutbildning

and ATPL theory



Entry Point North AB, training for air traffic controllers



Ersta Sköndal Högskola AB



– kyrkokameral training,



– theological basic course 60 ECTS credits, and



-Postgraduate Diploma in psychosocial work



Evangelical Free Church, pastoral and missionary training



Flight school theory itself in Barkarby AB, ATPL theory



Folk high school



– leisure management training,



– training of interpreter between hearing and deaf, childhood

deaf-blind, deafened and hard of hearing, and



– vocational training equivalent to a maximum of 80 weeks of studies on

full time which is built to the secondary school and for

Access requires a high school diploma or equivalent

knowledge



Johannelunds Theological College, pastors and

missionary training



Korte bos school



– pastoral and missionary training, and



– training in Christian therapeutic pastoral care



Courses at Uppsala University, course in Swedish for

foreign health professionals



Puppet theatre, dockspelarutbildning



Methodist Nordic theological seminar, pastors and

missionary training



Missionary school Götabro, pastoral and missionary training



The Swedish civil contingencies Agency



-Postgraduate Diploma in emergency services for

fire engineers,



– two-year training in protection against accidents leading to

Diploma in safety and rescue operations;



– education leading to a qualification as

skorstensfejare,

– further training leading to

degree as skorstensfejartekniker, and



– vidareutbildningarna systematic security work,

civil protection and oversight and accident prevention



Police Academy, police program



Police program, commissioned at Umeå University



Police programme, contract education at Linnaeus University



Police program, commissioned at södertörn University College



Scandinavian Naprapath school AB, four-year

naprapatutbildning



State trafikflygarutbildning



Foundation Rudolf Steinerhögskolan, teacher training



Foundation Scandinavian College, four-year Chiropractic

chiropractor training



Foundation Waldorflärarhögskolan, teacher and

förskollärar training



Stockholm's Catholic Diocesan Seminary



Swedish Church's Training Institute, training as a deacon,

Parish educator, church musician and priest



Education in Polytechnic under the law (2009:128) of

studies that are not commissioned



Training courses under the Regulation (2013:871) on support for

Arts and cultural education, and some other courses

to be eligible for financial aid under title B 1



Waldorfseminariet in Kungälv, teacher training



(B) 2



Beckmans school AB for Beckmans College of Design, artistic

Bachelor's degree



Ericastiftelsen, psykoterapeutexamen and training

related training and further training



Ersta Sköndal Högskola AB



– Master's degree in social work,



– Master's degree in health sciences,



– Master's degree in nursing,



– Master's degree in social work,



– Bachelor's degree in nursing,



– Bachelor's degree in social work,



– Bachelor's degree in theology,



– Bachelor's degree, Church musical training,



-College degree, Church musical training,



-College degree, theological education,



– artistic Bachelor's degree in church music,



– artistic college degree in church music,



– Bachelor of science in nursing,



– social work degree, and



– specialist nursing



Evangelical Fosterlands Foundation for Johannelunds

Theological College



– Bachelor's degree in theology, and



-College degree, theological education



Evangelical Free Church of Örebro Theological College



– Bachelor's degree in theology, and



-College degree, theological education



The Stockholm School of Economics



Newman Institute AB



– Bachelor's degree in philosophy,

– Bachelor's degree in theology, and



-University degree in theology



Sophiahemmet, non-profit organization for Sophiahemmet University College



– Master's degree in nursing,



– Bachelor's degree in nursing,



– midwifery degree,



– Bachelor of science in nursing, and



– specialist nursing



Public universities and colleges, except for



– seminörutbildning at the Swedish University of agricultural sciences,



– training in accordance with the Regulation (2007:432) on

professional education at universities and

colleges, or



– training in accordance with the Regulation (2002:760) if

contract education at universities and colleges



Chalmers University of technology foundation for Chalmers University of

high school AB



Jönköping University Foundation (International

Stockholm School of Economics in Jönköping AB, school of education and

communication in Jönköping AB, school of Health Sciences in Jönköping AB,

Tekniska högskolan i Jönköping AB)



The Foundation Committee of the home for Red Cross High School



Stiftelsen Stockholms Musikpedagogiska Institut (SMI)



– Bachelor's degree in music education,



-College degree, music education, and



-College degree with emphasis logonomi



Foundation Värmlands and Örebro County Forest school for

Gammelkroppa forest school, forest technician degree



Theological College, Stockholm (THS)



– Master's degree in theology,



– Master's degree in theology,



– Bachelor's degree in theology,



– Bachelor's degree in human rights,



-College degree, theological education, and



-University diploma in human rights

Regulation (2015:509).