Sweden

Sweden is a wonderful place to live because of its friendly people, excellent public services, and corporate culture that promotes a healthy work-life balance. It's no wonder that many individuals choose to relocate to Scandinavia's largest country in order to take advantage of everything that Sweden has to offer.

At first appearance, Sweden appears to be an extremely costly country, with eating out being especially expensive. However, there are certain sites that provide good value - you simply need to do your research. There are inexpensive supermarkets, amazing lunch bargains at restaurants, and store specials that may help you save a lot of money. You may also save money if you go at less popular periods, and last-minute train tickets are relatively affordable. Sweden can be done on a budget; you just have to be ready to shop around.

It might appear like people overstate how cold it is in Sweden during the winter. Many people believe that the weather is only bad in the far north of the country, around the Arctic Circle. Many people who relocate to Sweden are unprepared for how difficult and brutal the first winter might be. It becomes dark quite early, and it is chilly and snowy. It may be gorgeous at first, but two weeks of -10 degrees Celsius temperatures and snow everywhere may be exhausting. It does get better, and by the third winter, you come to appreciate and like the cold.