Frequently Asked Questions

Key sectors include mobility, life science, ICT, logistics, and sustainable technologies. You can explore these sectors in more detail on our sectors and industries page.

Fast-growing sectors include electrification, digital technologies and green mobility. 

Discover the latest trends on our sectors page.

Gothenburg offers competitive operating costs compared to major European cities, particularly when considering productivity and infrastructure. Learn more on our facts and insights page.

Gothenburg offers a high quality of life, combining career opportunities with a sustainable and vibrant urban environment. Discover more on our work and live page.

We help companies expand in Sweden by providing tailored market insights, identifying business opportunities, facilitating partnerships, guiding you through local regulations and processes. We coordinate local stakeholders and public deliverables connected to the investment project. 

Our team ensures a smooth and efficient expansion into the Gothenburg region.

The choice depends on your proficiency in Swedish. If you are fluent in Swedish and can effectively communicate in the language, it is advisable to prepare your CV in Swedish. However, if you are not comfortable working in Swedish, it is recommended to keep your CV in English.

Consider joining organisations such as Mitt Liv and Öppet Hus, which provide networking opportunities and help individuals find mentors to grow their professional network. Moreover, by taking part in International House Gothenburg events, workshops, and job fairs, you will have the chance to expand your network.

Yes, there is a cost associated with registering for A-Kassa in Sweden. To become a member of an A-Kassa, individuals are required to pay a monthly membership fee. The fee amount can vary depending on the specific A-Kassa and the individual's income level. It is important to note that being a member of an A-Kassa is voluntary, but it is strongly recommended for individuals who want to have access to unemployment benefits in case of job loss.

You can send your foreign degree documents to uhr.se (Universitet och Högskolerådet) for evaluation. The documents should be translated into English or Swedish. 

To enroll in SFI (Swedish for Immigrants) classes using a coordination number, you have two options for registration. You can either visit Vuxenutbildning Göteborg located at Brogatan 4 or come to International House Gothenburg during our opening hours for drop-in, which is Monday and Wednesday 10-15, and Friday 10-12, to complete the registration process.