Why move to Sweden

Safety, stability, innovation

Quality of life

Stockholm is consistently listed as one of the world’s best cities to live in for quality of life, safety, stability and innovation. It is also home to the world’s top music, fin-tech and gaming companies with a vibrant startup community of entrepreneurs, investors and mentors.

The Unicorn Factory

Thanks to successful startups like Spotify, Skype and King, Stockholm has become a global tech and startup hub. In fact, Stockholm has the most unicorns per capita in the world after Silicon Valley. International investors increasingly scout the city for the next rising star as many new companies thrive in the creative soil of talent and entrepreneurship.
Source: Invest In Sweden

Recent investments:

Klarna $120M, Trustly $29M, Fyndiq $20M, Truecaller $79M, KnCMiner $29M, Tobii $15M, iZettle $60M, BIMA Mobile $22M, Tictail $8M

Swedish companies going global fuel the demand for international talent

Sweden is an export economy.
61% of all manufactured goods were exported, totalling 1,745 Billion SEK and 45% of GDP.

USA $13.5 Bn

Italy $3.8 Bn

Brazil $1.7 Bn

Mexico $862 Mn

Greece $328 Mn

UK $10.3 Bn

Russia $3.3 Bn

India $1.4 Bn

UAE $737 Mn

Malaysia $249 Mn

France $7.5 Bn

Spain $2.6 Bn

S.Africa $1.2 Bn

Latvia $703 Mn

Ghana $180 Mn

China $5.5 Bn

Australia $2.0 Bn

Singapore $1.1 Bn

Nigeria $493 Mn

Cyprus $140 Mn

Poland $4.4 Bn

Turkey $1.9 Bn

Egypt $849 Mn

Morocco $419 Mn

Chile $100 Mn

Insights

The Swedish job market

More jobs going to foreigners in Sweden

Sweden to speed foreigners into work

Europe’s 2nd largest Fintech hub

Eight out of ten new jobs in Sweden go to immigrants

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Sweden’s Job Market Attracts Educated Greeks

IKEA products: Made in Uttar Pradesh, sold in Sweden

Turkey’s Economic Miracle and its Swedish Cheerleaders

Sweden looks to Africa to boost trade

Sweden EU’s second best country for attracting talent: report

US woman starts up Swedish toy store online

‘I found the American dream in Swedish Lapland’