Work abroad is an opportunity to get acquainted with other cultures and business models, learn a foreign language and improve your professional skills. However, people are often stopped by ignorance and fear of losing their own money, as well as being left alone in a foreign country.
Planning to go to work in a distant country? You have come to the right place.
Here you can learn not only dry data about what documents you need to collect and how to learn the language of a particular country, but also read real stories of people who were able to overcome themselves and have long been working and living in Asia, Europe and America.
Stranier offers: articles on employment abroad, divided by country; real people's stories; photos from workplaces and recreation from different parts of the world.
The experience and knowledge gained from others will help you in the future not to get into a stupid situation related to incorrect paperwork or cooperation with intermediaries who promise to arrange a good job for you for a certain fee.
Sweden – a country of opportunities for work and development
Sweden attracts not only from a historical, cultural and tourist point of view, but also as a country with a high standard of living and the availability of high-paying vacancies for foreigners. It is for this reason that quite a lot of people from the CIS countries have gone there, or are only planning to do so.
Work in Sweden is not much different from employment in other European Union countries, since almost identical labor legislation applies in all of them.
The articles presented in this section will help you, first of all, prepare for the peculiarities of culture, the attitude of the local population towards labor migrants and the requirements for workers put forward by employers.
Sweden, like any other country, is interested in attracting highly qualified workers, especially when it comes to those areas of activity in which local workers are incompetent.
If you do not have any deep professional skills or knowledge, you do not need to despair, because in Sweden, first of all, hard work, complaisance and honesty are valued. You should not count on a high salary, at least at first. Unskilled workers are needed for field, seasonal work or as assistants and apprentices.
Ukrainians who have worked in this country mostly claim that you need to prove yourself from the good side, as well as know the language.
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