nyanlända

Nyanlända is a Swedish term that translates to "newly arrived" and typically refers to individuals who have recently immigrated to Sweden. The term is often used in official contexts, such as by government agencies and municipalities, to describe people who are in the process of settling into Swedish society. This can include those who are new to the country, regardless of their age, and who are therefore in need of various forms of support and integration services.

The integration process for nyanlända can involve a range of activities and services. These may include language training in Swedish, often referred to as Swedish for Immigrants (SFI), as well as civic orientation programs that provide information about Swedish society, culture, and rights. Educational and vocational guidance is also a common component, aiming to help individuals find employment or further education opportunities that align with their skills and experience. Municipalities play a significant role in providing these services, often in collaboration with national agencies like the Swedish Public Employment Service (Arbetsförmedlingen). The term nyanlända highlights a specific phase in an immigrant's life, emphasizing the transitional period of adaptation and integration into a new country.