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I live and work as a developer in Stockholm. I have registered as an employer and have been able to help people from abroad before by taking the fight with the
by parski 8y ago
I live and work as a developer in Stockholm. I have registered as an employer and have been able to help people from abroad before by taking the fight with the governmental authority handling immigration.
The visa situation is a bit borked right now since the EU was unable to humanely handle the civil war in Syria so staying permanently isn't a given anymore. Right now we have to make do with "for the foreseeable future".
Feel free to reach out to me at plata@plomo.se.
- chosenbreed37 8y agoWhere do I start if I want to look for jobs there? Are most jobs mainly in Stockholm? Is it different in Gottenburg or Malmo?
- mariefred 8y agoLinkedin probably. Stockholm has a lot of jobs, I don't know about Gottenburg or Malmo but they are smaller places
- aliswe 8y agoWell that email was wierd.
- mariefred 8y ago> taking the fight with the governmental authority handling immigration. What ? which fight ? unless you recruit "world class developers" with a year experience in JS paying them half of the average rate with no insurances then there are no fights. Myself and colleagues, all have worked in normal places that payed decent salaries and all the needed insurances and all got their work permits and permanent residencies approved without problems. Actually Software development is in the "needed professions" list meaning that you can apply for a permit while you are in Sweden.