Thx
Hi everyone,
There is lot of information out there about Sweden but still I want to do my own research (maybe I am bit nervous) about new place and how I would manage. I am quite settle here in oxford, running my own car sales business but now just want to move away with my wife.
We both don't have a job...ALARMSSS
But I guess I will have money in deposit to cover for two months living cost.I would really appreciate if someone could plea answer..
how much a flat cost in city centre?
how long does it take to find a average student job(supermarkets, coffee shop eetc) eventually I will start something of my own, but in order to survive couple of months I will do ant basic job.
How expensive to buy a car?
How expensive is food?
What is the tax ratio?
Lot of info out there but still I want to do my own research
Hello BIKKU & welcome to Expat.com!
Your discussion has been moved to Sweden forum for better visibility.
I hope that other members will share their experiences with you soon.
Good luck,
Harmonie.
Hi .. It's kinda difficult to find a job widout language..!
It's a long process 4 the documents also..!
Omg it's really sucks when I moved here.. But anyway the rent of one appartment in the city it's kinda alot,
from 1000 euro 4 one 2 room n it's really difficult to fine one house here.
The car is only cheap n easy thing I payed my volvo from 1987 1500 euro it's practically nothin.
Hope u r one patience person caus Sweden will play wid that!
Lolx good luck
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