I have been to each of these countries and loved every minute. I have made friends with people in neighborhoods in each country(but will they remember me?). The cities I have visited are Trondheim, Norway; Aarhus, Denmark; Göteborg, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland. I also know a bit of each language.

Answer:

Denmark is particularly difficult to immigrate to; I’m sorry to say it, but their attitude is rather xenophobic.

The Finnish language is nearly impossible to learn for anyone who didn’t learn it from birth.

Try Sweden or Norway. It won’t necessarily be easy, though. You have to demonstrate that you have skills that they don’t have in their own population.


Source: https://www.quora.com/Where-should-I-permanently-immigrate-Finland-Denmark-Sweden-or-Norway

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Why are you choosing between these countries only? As the other person said, I would first determine what your skills are and find a city in one of these countries that will be willing to hire you. Learn the language proficiently. Identify the important things to know about the culture. Is there serious racism? Is the temperature going to be difficult in the northern cities? Is the cost of living high?

Good luck!