What are the settlement methods in Nordic countries?

Nordic countries include Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. These countries are not immigrant countries, but there are ways to settle in these countries.

Immigrating to Norway

Norway has banned immigration since 1975. Permits to work in Norwegian enterprises are only issued to experts and other key personnel who are considered indispensable in business, as well as those who have skills that Norway lacks. Therefore, if you want to settle in Norway, you can only marry a Norwegian citizen.

Immigrate to Sweden

Swedish immigrants can apply for business immigration in addition to their relatives applying for residence.

To obtain a residence permit in Sweden, you must have:

1. Business management experience; ?

2. Provide materials to master English or Swedish;

3. Owning more than 50% shares of Swedish enterprises;

Have enough funds to support yourself and your family in the first two years in Sweden.

To obtain a permanent residence permit in Sweden, you must have:

1. Pay taxes continuously according to law; ?

2. Leave the country for no more than 183 days each year;

3. Arrive in Sweden to run the company for more than two years and maintain no loss, and the profit level meets the requirements of the immigration bureau.

Finnish immigrants

If you marry a Finn, you will get a green card in about three or four years;

2.？ Through work, if you have a long-term job, it takes about six years to get a green card in Finland. There are not many employment opportunities in Finland, and there are even fewer jobs that don't need Finnish, so many international students who come to Finland have to leave after graduation.