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If you are a SWE, there are a bunch of jobs that offer visa sponsorship in the EU. You can check the countries that allow double nationality and usually takes 5
by slekker 2y ago
If you are a SWE, there are a bunch of jobs that offer visa sponsorship in the EU. You can check the countries that allow double nationality and usually takes 5-6 years to get it, but that probably means learning another language, unless you go to Ireland, where the housing crisis is one of the worst in Europe. The salary is going to be lower, taxes will be higher, but you'll probably have a better quality of life in general. It's all about trade-offs.
- Trasmatta 2y agoI've considered it, but I'm fairly concerned and the situation in Europe as well. Especially with increasing aggression from Russia, the US aligning with Russia, and a weakened NATO. In some ways I wonder if I'm better off in a strong blue US state (especially when my family is still in the states). I just don't know though, which is what makes this so hard.