Working and Studying in Scandinavia

There’re several of Scandinavian organizations for working and studying abroad. The most popular student exchange organization that has its base in Scandinavia is EF, Across the Pond and STS. EF and STS is a Swedish organization and across the pond is an organization based in Norway. These organizations offer a safe experience for students that want to study abroad. Norden is an organization from Norway that helps foreigners that want to work in Scandinavia to find jobs. We found out after a bit of research that Denmark and Norway is the countries in Scandinavia that is most recommended. Denmark has the best results in education, and shows good knowledge in international tests. Conclusion: they’re the best in education. Norway has a good economic balance, and is rated to be one of the best countries to live in. Denmark is right behind as well as Sweden. The language that is required of you if you plan to study in Scandinavia is English. Most of the people in Scandinavia know English and if you know English there will not be a problem communicating with the Scandinavian people.

If you are a member of EU or EEA you don’t need a visa in countries which are a member of EU or EEA. However, if you are travelling in countries outside of the EU or EAA, you will need to get a visa. In this site you can read about the rules regarding residence permit and visa in different countries. http://www.landsider.no

There are some risks when you study abroad, regarding health, education level, dangers and more. What issues you will meet depends on which country you are going to. It can be smart to do some research on the country you are going to, before you leave. The organization you use will probably provide you with everything you need. I recommend you to travel with a well-known organization such as EF and STS, because a lot of people have travelled through them. Therefore, it is probably possible to read about other people’s experiences with these organizations.