What are the requirements for working in Sweden?

In fact, it is relatively difficult for citizens of non-EU countries to find jobs in Sweden. Because there are relatively few employment opportunities in Sweden, employment of its citizens is currently a big problem.

When it comes to Sweden’s external personnel work, the Immigration Bureau first considers its own citizens. If its own citizens cannot meet the requirements, it will consider citizens of EU countries, and finally citizens of non-EU countries.

Your application is for an employed work visa, which is relatively difficult, unless there is a local company willing to hire you, and it must be Chinese, for very good reasons. It is possible to pass.

If you are looking for it yourself, you will see the recruitment information directly on the Swedish Immigration Agency's website. Just fill in your resume. If a company is willing to hire you, it will send you an invitation letter and then get it. Just go to the Immigration Bureau to apply for a visa with this in mind.

This form requires a work visa for 4 consecutive years. Normal taxes and duties must be paid every month. It is enough to live in the local area for at least 183 days in total every year. There can be no interruption during this period. If you change companies or jobs, they must be in the same industry, otherwise the time will start counting again.