Sweden new tougher rules for arrival migrants

Sweden parliament has voted in favor tougher rules for new migrants arrival.

The Sweden with the range of 160,000 asylum claims in 2015 has now sees ways to manage the impacts of new arrival of migrants by voted on new bill that will bring tough rules to the arrival migrants and refugees.

The bill approved by 240 to 45 vote in Swedish parliament will impact the refugees who wants to join their families in Sweden, and will also suspend the granting of temporary residence permits to asylum seekers. 

The refugees permitted to join relatives who are settled in the country will be limited. 

The bill supported by all Sweden's government parties. 

Under new laws no changes for UN quota refugees, the asylum seekers who receive residency permits valid for three years will allowed later to apply for permanent residency.