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In Scandinavia, there are many countries and all of them are good for expats. However, the question remains. Which is the best Scandinavian country to live in? Today we will try to find out. Let’s compare Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland to see which of them is best for expats.
Sweden
We start with the country in the middle of Scandinavia in Sweden. For many years, Sweden was one of the top countries in the world when it came to welfare and economics. On top of this, health care and school are completely free. Sweden is really a great country for expansion, but what are the flaws?
One of the major shortcomings with Sweden is the tax. You pay a lot of tax here and a lot of people are dissatisfied with this. These taxes affect everyone who wants to work there for more than 12 months.
Norway
Now set foot with Sweden, a neighbor of Norway. You can basically say that Norway is similar to Sweden. The language is very similar, and the economics are mostly the same. Salary divided into countries. Norway usually has a higher salary, followed by suede but prices are also higher in Norway. This brought most supermarkets closer to the border where Norwegians shop because they are cheaper in Sweden.
Despite all this, Norway also has its flaws. You pay more for health care in Norway than in Sweden. The other major flaw is finding work. Here, most companies hire employees who believe they will stay with them for the rest of their lives. Because it’s so hard to shoot someone. As an expatriate, it is difficult for you to find work here.
Denmark
Time to talk about the small country in the south. For the rest of Scandinavia, the meaning of the South is not really the South because it is so much more in the North. Denmark is a beautiful country full of bikes. You do not need a car to get here, bikes and buses in every city take you on long journeys. If you are bored with Danes you can take the train to Sweden.
However, this does not mean that there are no flaws in Denmark. This is a very flat country. If you like alpine skiing, you are in luck. Danish is a difficult language that takes time and proper practice to learn. Compared to Swedish or Norwegian, this is incomprehensible.
Iceland
Time for the island in the middle of the Atlantic. If you are a fan of hot springs and volcanoes, this is the place for you. Iceland has a great quality of life with good weather. This is a great place to see the Northern Lights that some people dream of experiencing.
Sadly, this island is not as perfect as it sounds. If you go here, you’re stuck. From most of Scandinavia, you can reach across Europe in a matter of hours. With Iceland, this is not possible. You also have to pay for an expensive air ticket whenever you want to travel. Technically you can take the boat but only if you have extra time.
As you can clearly see, no country is perfect. They all have their advantages and disadvantages. You have to choose what you think is best for you, we cannot decide for you.
