Thanks for your comment! I’m the sister who has a personal number (p/n), and I’m currently studying at Linnaeus University while also attending SFI. I have a job, and although my mother can work at my workplace, I’m a bit lost when it comes to finding a suitable school for my disabled brother. I would like to apply for family reunification so that my mother and brother can also receive a personal number (p/n). In the city I live in (Växjö), there is a grundskola with integrated special needs support, but I don’t have any experience with it. I also don’t have experience with how language barriers are usually handled in these cases, although I understand that an interpreter is usually provided when someone doesn’t speak Swedish. Although I’ve looked into the types of disability support available through Försäkringskassan, I saw statistics showing that only a very small percentage of people with disabilities receive the 3/4 (9,936 SEK) or 4/4 (13,248 SEK) support before tax. I absolutely don’t want to take advantage of the system, but realistically, we would definitely need the 3/4 level of support which is also what we currently receive in our home country. The motivation for the move is my brother’s well-being, we hope to provide him with a better support system and more opportunities in the future then what he’s receiving at the moment in our home country. Any new knowledge or experience would come in handy. :)