
Network coverage in Sweden
Karin Persson
Network coverage in Sweden – how does it work? Sweden is a long country and a lot of it is covered by forest and mountains – where famously phone coverage...

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Karin is an experienced recruiter with a background in the telecommunications industry. She has expertise in recruitment, risk management, resource management, conflict management, and aviation psychology. She holds a Master of Arts (MA) in Social Science Education from Stockholm University and is a certified teacher in Psychology and Political Science. At Career Sweden, she supports individuals in navigating the Swedish labour market.
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Karin Persson
Network coverage in Sweden – how does it work? Sweden is a long country and a lot of it is covered by forest and mountains – where famously phone coverage...

Karin Persson
Some health matters require specialist treatment. If you need to see a specialist you will need a referral, a so called remiss in Swedish. The easiest way to get a...

Karin Persson
Your mental health care is more important than ever when you move to a new country. Many of us are (or have been) newbies and have therefore experienced how moving...

Karin Persson
Tips and Tricks to Survive Winter in Sweden Before you arrive in Sweden and experience your first winter, you may think "what's the big deal". After all, many of us...

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Moving to another country is a wonderful experience, but it can be an emotional rollercoaster. Homesickness can suddenly occur, even if you've never felt it before! When I got homesick...

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What is the EHIC card for? How do I apply for a EHIC card? Are you a citizen of an EU country planning to come to Sweden? Then you should...

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Moving to Sweden and Im feeling down. It's cloudy. I don't know about you and the weather where you're at today, but here in Nyköping, it's cloudy and raining and...

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Dental care is not covered in the same way as other medical treatments and you pay a much higher proportion of your dental check-ups and treatments yourself. Quick guide to...

Karin Persson
Cardiac arrest is one of the most common causes of death in Sweden and means that the heart stops beating. About 27 people suffer a cardiac arrest – hjärtstopp every...

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There are many different contraception methods available in Sweden. Some of the more common ones are the mini-pill, spirals, hormone rings, contraceptive injections and implants. Non-hormonal alternatives (like fertility monitors)...

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Emergency contraception (often called morning-after-pill) is a pill that you can take after you've had unprotected intercourse, to reduce the risk of pregnancy. The sooner you take the pill, the...

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Everyone has a legal right to abortion in Sweden. There is no age limit for terminating a pregnancy; it's always the individual's right to decide. Quick guide to Abortion in...