Moving To Sweden

[MartyG]

Hello, I'd love to Move and Live in Sweden, but I can't find any websites to see the price range for renting a house/apartments. We are moving there because of the internet connection and the beautiful girls. I would love some help with finding a place to live. If you can provide some website or renting company I would be so happy. Highly Appreciate that. 

Stockholm and Gothenburg are the cities I want to move to.

[thekeemo]

@techswede

[VettleBolt]

Hehe I want to move to the UK From Australia

 

The Aussie Government is too Homophobic for me since im Gay

[MartyG]

lol

[KemoKa]

Hehe I want to move to the UK From Australia

 

The Aussie Government is too Homophobic for me since im Gay

Just be ready to pay through the nose for it.

Maybe you could become a UK citizen and then have access to all of Europe.

[killcomic]

Hehe I want to move to the UK From Australia

 

The Aussie Government is too Homophobic for me since im Gay

That's what happen when people vote for a semi-intelligent hate monger as prime minister.

[MartyG]

None actually answer my question. Is it bad if we don't know Swedish?

[Sanctuary2808]

None actually answer my question. Is it bad if we don't know Swedish?

 

You'll probably be more respected if you actually bother to learn the language, that goes for anywhere English isn't the main language.

[petem]

Find a swedish tourist and have her take you back there.  

 

Move in, learn language, invent next google, you'll do fine 

[TechStyle]

Be prepared to be anal'd by taxes

[KemoKa]

Be prepared to be anal'd by taxes

And have them returned to you joyfully with 52 weeks of parental leave, split between you and your spouse, for every child you make.

And a six-hour work day, so that you can actually spend some quality time with your family.

 

And 5 weeks of compulsory vacation, instead of the measly two that companies in the US grudgingly and woefully give you.

 

I mean, in Finland, if you have a child, the government sends you a cardboard box full of stuff as a "starter kit".

Other than the Nordic countries, Where else can you say that making babies is subsidized by the government? It's amazing.

 

European Socialism, Bitchz. Just don't think you're going to go out to dinner every evening, because trust me, it's expensive AF there.

[as96]

Hello, I'd love to Move and Live in Sweden, but I can't find any websites to see the price range for renting a house/apartments. We are moving there because of the internet connection and the beautiful girls. I would love some help with finding a place to live. If you can provide some website or renting company I would be so happy. Highly Appreciate that. 

Stockholm and Gothenburg are the cities I want to move to.

From where are you moving?

[KemoKa]

None actually answer my question. Is it bad if we don't know Swedish?

You'll have to go out and find that out for yourself. I don't know much about trying to rent an apartment there or get a job there or anything. My only experience in any Scandinavian countries is that Sweden's next-door neighbour Norway is the best place for skiing I've ever been.

 

And learning the language will be a huge boon for you. It'll earn you mad props, it lets people know that you're actually interested in immersing yourself in where you are, instead of just going to Sweden to land a comfortable job and a happy work-life balance. That's true of pretty much everywhere you go, you get a lot of compliments even if your pronunciations aren't that hot. You get respect for at least trying. That's what happened to me in Japan. Obviously Sweden is different, because at least there most people speak English more fluently than most of the Americans I've met. In fact, most of them will be quite happy to show off their mad skillz in English. But learning Swedish will still earn you a good amount of respect.

[techswede]

1. Learn the language. Swedes are pretty good at english but finding a job without speaking the language is a pain in the arse.

2. Stockholm is monumentally expensive to rent an apartment in. Gothenburg is a bit cheaper but still expensive.

So i'd reccomend looking at apartments on the outskirts of the towns.

3. Getting a job over here isn't particularly easy. With our immigration policies being insane the government has taken in too many refugees.

4. Pretty girls are everywhere. Not just in sweden. (And there are more pretty girls in norway) 

5. Housing in my area which is a small farm town outside trollhättan is about 3500kr excl electricity. (2 room + kitchen and bathroom. 62m²)

When you get into the cities the price increases. Personally looking at a 3 room + kitchen and bathroom for about 5800kr which is 65m²

You could probably check prices on here http://bostadsportal.se/hyresbostad/lagenhet

(1000kr is about $115)

 

Just don't come here expecting it to be a dance on roses. Sure there are some pretty girls but swedes are antisocial as fuck

Getting a job won't be easy if you haven't got specialized education. And finding apartments is also a time consuming process.

I have been trying to get another apartment for over a year. Haven't even gotten to a showing yet.

 

Oh and sweden is pretty high up in the rape statistics.

Have fun

 

@MartyG

[TechStyle]

And have them returned to you joyfully with 52 weeks of parental leave, split between you and your spouse, for every child you make.

And a six-hour work day, so that you can actually spend some quality time with your family.

 

And 5 weeks of compulsory vacation, instead of the measly two that companies in the US grudgingly and woefully give you.

 

I mean, in Finland, if you have a child, the government sends you a cardboard box full of stuff as a "starter kit".

Other than the Nordic countries, Where else can you say that making babies is subsidized by the government? It's amazing.

 

European Socialism, Bitchz. Just don't think you're going to go out to dinner every evening, because trust me, it's expensive AF there.

 

Seems like discrimination against those who don't have children. If singles get some equivalent benefit for the taxes they are still paying then that's pretty cool.