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3Childcare fee for pre-school children and schoolchildren
Full-time rates
Full-time rates apply to children in the ages of 1-3, who are in childcare for more than
30 hours a week.
up to maximum a fee of 1 362 kr/month
Child 1:
3% of household income
up to maximum a fee of 908 kr/month
Child 2:
2% of household income
Child 3:
1% of household income
up to maximum a fee of 454 kr/month
Part-time rates
A written agreement on a child’s part-time stay is drawn with the municipal administration or the
childcare organizer. Part-time rates apply to:
• Children in the ages of 1-3 who are in childcare for less than 30 hours a week.
• Children in the ages of 3-5 who are in childcare for more than 15 hours a week. The fee will be
adjusted to part-time rate from August, the year that the child turns 3 years old.
• Schoolchildren in childcare.
up to maximum a fee of 908 kr/month
Child 1:
2% of household income
Child 2:
1% of household income
up to maximum a fee of 454 kr/month
Child 3:
1% of household income
up to maximum a fee of 454 kr/month
The youngest child in the household is deemed to be the first child, with the second youngest being the
second child and so on. Child 4 and following will not receive a fee.
How to fill in the form
1. The Child
Name and personal ID number of the child that the form applies to, needs to be provided. If it applies to
more than one child in the household, information on the youngest child is requested.
2. Household
The household, where the child is registrated, is to provide with their contact information. Household
entitles people who are married or living in marriage-like conditions in the same address as the child,
regardless if one is a parent to the child or not. It is important that a mobile number and/or e-mail address
is provided. In regards to your fee, administration will contact you at first hand through text messaging
and e-mail.
3. Household income
Income relevant to the fee includes salary before tax and other taxable income from employment, as
well as surplus income from business activities in accordance with the Swedish Income Tax Act (SFS
1999:1229). Taxfree income such as housing benefits, child benefit and social security is not relevant
to the fee and does not have to be specified.
If there are two adults living in the household, then both should specify their income in the form as a basis
for calculating the fee. It is important that the date from which the income started, or starts to apply, is
specified.
4. Irregular Income
This box should be marked if the household has a very irregular income which is difficult to predict on a
monthly basis. Examples of irregular income could be from self-employment or zero-hour contracts.
Household income should still be estimated on a preliminary basis, over a maximum of 12 months and
should always be specified as a monthly income. This preliminary income will subsequently be verified.
New income information is to be provided as soon as determined.
If the box for irregular income is marked, the cause for irregular income must be provided.
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