If you are thinking about a possible move, let us talk about the pros and cons of living in Sweden.There are good job opportunities. People are well paid and have a reasonable work-life balance and good union protection. It is possible to work and live in Sweden for years even if you only speak English…
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After the pandemic, the economic situation recovered rapidly. Unfortunately, the current geopolitical situation does not allow for very sustainable growth, and GDP is projected to increase by only about 1% in 2023. Therefore, it is not so easy to find jobs in Sweden, especially if you do not have the right qualifications and do not…
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Gothenburg is the second largest city in Sweden after Stockholm and one of the largest in Scandinavia. It has almost 600 thousand inhabitants.There are many foreigners who have moved to Gothenburg and are currently living here. Gothemburg is not only a very clean and tidy city, but it is also located in the middle of…
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In this article we will take a look at what it is like to live and work in Malmo. With its nearly 350,000 inhabitants, it is the third largest city in the country in terms of size and population, after Gothenburg and Stockholm. It is located in the Skåne region, which was only ceded by…
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Stockholm is a wonderful city. It is not a large city, but its services are comparable to those of a metropolis. The center is great. The long, quiet streets are ideal for leisurely walks. Stockholm is very beautiful, especially in spring or summer. The city is also exceptionally green. Sustainability has long been an important…
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For those who want to experience seasonal work abroad, farm work is an option to consider. Even for those who do not yet have professional qualifications or do not speak foreign languages very well, this can be an interesting way to discover new countries, earn some money and get in touch with other workers of…
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Considering that the unemployment rate in Sweden (before the viral outbreak) has reached the lowest level in the last 10 years, it is quite easy to find work here, as in the other Scandinavian countries. But to be able to work in Sweden, you need to know the Swedish language. I recommend reaching at least…
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Sweden is one of the 4 Scandinavian countries along with Norway, Denmark and Finland and in general these nations have very similar characteristics. But there are also differences, because moving to Sweden is not the same as moving to Norway. The country is slightly smaller than Spain, but has only 10 million inhabitants, mainly concentrated…
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