Work visa law is complex, so contact one of the Scandinavian embassies near you to find out more about your work visa options. Most Europeans residing longer than 6 months in Scandinavia need a residence certificate. Others usually need a residence and work permit (contact the embassy nearest you).
Use this employment information to find your job in Scandinavia, sorted by country.
1. Job Search Across Scandinavia
- TransitionsAbroadShort Term Jobs is an English website listing jobs in Scandinavia.
- EURES Job Portal lets job seekers look for jobs all over Europe.
- Nordjobb.net offers internships, student and summer jobs in Scandinavia.
2. Jobs in Scandinavia: SWEDEN
A work permit for Sweden can be granted without labor shortages, and it is valid for a maximum of two years at a time.- Expats in Sweden offers job listings for immigrants.
- Jobs in Stockholm lets you find employment opportunities in the Swedish capital.
- AMS Job Bank is the Swedish government's job website.
3. Jobs in Scandinavia: DENMARK
Jobs in Denmark are easier to come by if you are trained or experienced in a specialized field of work, no matter which one. The rate of immigration is quite low.- Jobindex is Denmark's largest job website.
- Career Guide 2 Denmark is aimed at skilled workers looking for jobs in Denmark.
- Jobs in Copenhagen lists employment opportunities in the Danish capital.
- AMS Denmark is the government's job bank.
4. Jobs in Scandinavia: NORWAY
Jobs in Norway offer a wide variety of benefits, steady employment, and high pay.- Our Jobs in Norway Search Tips
- NAV Job Search is the official job website provided by the government of Norway.
- Monster Jobs Norway is Monster.com's localized job search engine.

