How to work in Sweden

Question 1: How to settle in Sweden? The first thing to know is whether you want to settle in Sweden by yourself or your whole family, including your parents.

If you want to come here by yourself, it is feasible to find a Swedish boyfriend or get married, or anyone with a Swedish passport or permanent residence, or even a girlfriend. Same sex is legal in Sweden, hehe. But now the exam is more and more strict. Live together for more than 4 or 5 years and get married for at least 2 years before you can apply for permanent residence, otherwise it won't work. Fake cohabitation or fake marriage is illegal and easy to be found out. Now Swedes are very sophisticated. They took two people to talk alone and asked some trivial things about life. If they don't agree, they are finished. If you want to make a false confession, you must definitely practice! Even if you get permanent residence yourself, the Immigration Bureau will not approve your parents. By the way, there are many Swedish men looking for China women now, because Swedish women are really strong, hehe, Swedish men can't handle it.

If your parents want to come, they can only start a company except here. Of course, if they have special professional skills, they can be employed here, or they can apply for permanent residence directly with long-term work contracts. The key is to find someone to hire. Starting a company is not as easy as upstairs. Now, it will take at least four years. The first two years are very easy to fool, and I can basically file my own tax returns. In the third year, you must have a normal business operation. To put it bluntly, there must be something inside and outside the ledger, and tax returns are also very demanding. Sweden * * * thinks that your company is operating normally and can survive profitably, so it will consider granting permanent residency. It used to be a residence permit year by year. In this way, hundreds of thousands of people can't stop, and it is really necessary to have suitable projects to do, which is not easy.

Personally, if you really have financial strength, you can consider it, otherwise it is not worth it. If you have any questions, you can leave me a message and talk slowly.

Good luck!

Question 2: How to find a job in Sweden? The easiest place for China people to find a job in Sweden is a Chinese restaurant or a China store, so if you can try there now, you can get a work visa, and then you can apply for permanent residence with a four-year work visa, and then apply for nationality in five years.

Question 3: What are the requirements for working in Sweden? In fact, it is more difficult for citizens of non-EU countries to find jobs in Sweden. Because there are few employment opportunities in Sweden, the employment of Swedish citizens is a big problem at present.

With regard to foreigners working in Sweden, the Immigration Bureau gives priority to its own citizens. If its own citizens can't meet their needs, it will consider citizens of EU countries before becoming citizens of non-EU countries.

Your application is in the form of an employment work visa, which is quite difficult, unless a local company is willing to hire you, and you must come from China, for very good reasons. It is possible to pass.

If you are looking for it yourself, you will see the inspiration of recruitment directly on the website of the Swedish Immigration Bureau. Just fill out your resume. After a company is willing to hire, it will send you an invitation letter, and then take this to the immigration office to apply for a visa.

This form requires a work visa for four consecutive years, normal tax payment every month, and living in the local area for at least 183 days a year is enough. The cycle cannot be interrupted. If you change your company or job, it must be the same industry, otherwise time will start again.

Question 4: How do China citizens go to work in Sweden? If you can find a Swedish company willing to sign a long-term work contract with you, you can apply for an entry visa on the basis of the contract. It's not easy anyway. Many people in China go out through Chinese restaurant chefs. Nowadays, there are more and more fishy eyes, and it is more and more difficult to get a work visa.

Another is to invest in immigrants, start their own companies and work for themselves. Sweden's requirements are not high, as long as it can support itself, but this is not easy, a stranger. ...

Since you are going to Sweden, there must be people you know there. You have to ask them to do something. If you have no relatives or friends in Sweden, you might as well go to Norway.

Sweden was a golden age in the 1980s, but now Sweden has the lowest income among the four Nordic countries. After the discovery of oil in Norway, the whole country became rich. The price of a pizza is twice that of Sweden, and the income is much higher than that of Sweden. However, in order not to pay the pension, Sweden had to postpone the retirement age. ...

If you want to stay there and make money, Norway is better.

Question 5: How about I want to work abroad in Sweden? In fact, it is more difficult for citizens of non-EU countries to find jobs in Sweden. Because there are few employment opportunities in Sweden, the employment of Swedish citizens is a big problem at present. With regard to foreigners working in Sweden, the Immigration Bureau gives priority to its own citizens. If its own citizens are not satisfied, it will consider citizens of EU countries, and finally it will become citizens of non-EU countries. If I really have the idea of working abroad, I suggest going to Australia and Singapore to learn English well. If you have any questions about English, you can consult Loki English. Start (a disease)

Question 6: What is working and living like in Sweden? Good social welfare, slow pace of life, very suitable for life. Sweden has two hours of fika time every day. We get together for coffee and chat and get off work at five o'clock every day. Working overtime here is disgusting. And the environment is very good, and there are trees everywhere. The only drawback is that I will miss China a little if I stay for a long time.

Question 7: What are you doing in Sweden? Do you want to live in the north? If you don't want a big city, then I recommend two small cities, in the northernmost province of Sweden, North Boten. One is KALIX, which is very quiet and the environment is particularly good. It's near the Calix River. The water quality here is also very famous in Sweden. It is rich in Sweden's most famous yellow caviar, and it is the mouth of the Kalix River, so the environment and other aspects are more suitable for living. And because there are not many Chinese here, the Chinese here are not as notorious as other big cities.

Harpalanda, the second town on the border between Sweden and Finland, is also particularly suitable for living, and compared with before, there are shopping malls such as IKEA, which will make shopping more convenient, but I believe the landlord will not always buy furniture for fun, right?

Finally, I am a civil servant in China, but if I want to continue my work here, it will be very difficult, so I can find some companies to engage in administrative work or open some small shops. Swedes like to buy things in small shops, especially those orientals who have never been exposed to these things.

Then the full salary in Sweden is basically around 15000 kronor, so life in Sweden can still be very easy, hoping to help the landlord.

Question 8: I want to immigrate to Sweden. Is it easy to find a job there? I suggest you give up unless you can speak Swedish. I know you can also find that Sweden is more open to refugees, except China people. There are too many people going this way.

Question 9: Do you have any friends who work in Sweden? Is it easy to find a job in Sweden? What is the salary generally? The Kingdom of Sweden, referred to as Sweden for short, is a Nordic country located in Scandinavia, the capital of Stockholm. 1983, the parliament officially declared June 6th as the Swedish National Day. It borders Norway to the west, Finland to the northeast, scarborough-Geraker Strait and kattegat to the southwest, and the Baltic Sea and Botswana Bay to the east. Sweden faces Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia across the sea, and is connected to Denmark in the southwest by the Oresund Bridge. Today, Sweden is considered to have the tendency of social liberalism and strives for equality. It has established many social welfare systems, which are usually among the best in the human development index of the United Nations Development Programme.

So life in Sweden is still good, and making money should be relatively simple.