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✅ My Internet Marketing Course https://bit.ly/49cBinh 🔥 Submit a request, special offers are currently available For quick contact: +380 50 741 16 93 Yulia (Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp) email: [email protected] 💻 My Internet Marketing Agency https://para.agency/ Call or text: +380 950 821652 (Victoria) email: [email protected] My travel service https://tripmydream.com/ iOS app https://apps.apple.com/ua/app/tripmyd... Hello! In this episode, we'll travel to Sweden, a country ranked among the happiest in the world and renowned for its developed economy and excellent ecology. But we won't be discussing its positives, but rather what remains behind the scenes and causes discomfort. This episode is about the dark side of life in Sweden. Our hero, Sergey, moved to Sweden from Mariupol in 2014, finding himself alone in a foreign country—without relatives, friends, or acquaintances. He'll share his experience living in a refugee camp and talk about the benefits he received. He'll also explain why, despite having the opportunity, he still hasn't completed an education here or passed the language test. Sergey's Instagram:   / lobunof   We'll also discuss the reasons why Sweden opened its doors to so many migrants and why attitudes among the native population have worsened. We'll discuss the differences in mentality between Ukrainians and Swedes. We'll discuss how traditional roles of men and women have been erased in this society. We'll also learn from our guest why relationships are so difficult here and what causes the high divorce rate. We'll talk about the CSN (zero credit) that every university student receives. Sergey will tell us how he received this money and why he later had to pay it back. We'll also discuss the nuances of A-kassa (payments that a person can claim if they're laid off). Sergey will tell us how he found himself in a salary crisis and why the local benefits system demotivated him to look for work. We'll discuss unemployment in Sweden and average salaries by profession. We'll also touch on the topic of high taxes, which sometimes absorb income growth. Sergey will tell us about his recent interview and how difficult it is to find even unskilled and low-paying work here. We'll talk about his past jobs, such as at a kindergarten, and why he couldn't stay there long. Sergey will share which of his jobs was his favorite and what he'd like to do in the future. We'll also ask Sergey if he feels Swedish after almost 10 years of living here and if he plans to live in Sweden in the future. In this episode: 00:00 Announcement 02:39 Getting to Know Sergey. The Story of Moving to Sweden 04:41 Benefits for Newcomers 06:04 Peculiarities of the Swedish Mentality 09:53 Why Didn't Sergey Receive an Education in Sweden? 12:17 About the CSN Loan 13:39 About the Para Digital Skills School 15:48 Life in a Refugee Camp. Benefits 17:05 Emigrants in Sweden 20:01 A-kassa 25:06 Unemployment. Salaries. Taxes 28:04 Swedish Girls. Divorces 32:36 Finding a Job. Sergey's List of Jobs 35:16 On Finding Cheap Flights and Travel TripMyDream 38:08 On Working in a Kindergarten. On His Favorite Job 40:53 Problems in Sweden 42:29 Why Has Sweden Opened Its Doors to So Many Immigrants? 44:02 Can a Migrant Become Swedish? 45:16 How I Met Sergey I recommend watching another episode about life in Sweden    • Как живут в стране, где все счастливы. Реа...   #sweden #emigration