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Renting in Sweden: housing queues, second-hand contracts and how to avoid scams
Renting in Sweden as a newcomer: housing queues, second-hand (andrahand) contracts, the 15% furniture cap, 3-month notice and how to spot scams.
6 min readWhere to liveBuying property in Sweden as a foreigner: bostadsrätt, stamp duty and the 10% deposit
Buying property in Sweden as a foreigner: no permit needed, bostadsrätt or house, 1.5% stamp duty, 825 SEK registration, 10% deposit and amortisation.
6 min readWhere to liveBest places to live in Sweden: Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Uppsala
Best places to live in Sweden for expats: Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Uppsala compared on housing queues, tolls, schools and daily life.
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