Hey friends!Today I’m going to introduce you to how transportation works in Lund. Whether you’re staying for a semester or a few years, getting around is pretty easy once you know your options. Let’s get into it! 🚲 First of all: Bicycles! In Lund, biking is by far the most popular way to get around. […]
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Hey friends!Today, I’m going to walk you through how to find housing in Lund, Sweden—especially if you’re coming here as a student. I’ll be honest, it’s not always easy. It can be a bit of a struggle, but don’t worry—I’ve got you covered with some helpful tips and resources. 🎯 First off, for non-European students:
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Do you want to make any online purchases in Sweden but don’t have a bank ID or find your credit card transaction fees too high? Here’s how I managed my transactions online: I wanted to buy a good rice cooker through Amazon but couldn’t make any transaction with my Swedish credit card. Knowing that my
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Whether you like it or not, there is one thing you have to do everyday. Eat. In order to do this, you’ll need to go somewhere. Supermarket. If you are new to Sweden, you might wonder how is it. How much is it similar or different to your nearest supermarket. Well I can’t say for
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Starting a study abroad journey is exciting but can be a bit challenging, especially when figuring out how to stay connected. Having a good phone plan is important to keep in touch with family, friends, and for getting help when needed. As a student in Sweden, you have different phone plan options to choose from.
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As a gluten intolerant, having a meal in foreign country is a struggle. Every time in a supermarket, restraunt you need to carefully look what’s in them, It’s like walking on an egg shell(it’s gluten free though lol) Here in Sweden, I would say it’s easy to find gluten free! However even if it is
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Once you get into Sweden, you’ll see so many people riding bicycles everywhere. Eventually, you’ll get the feeling: Do I need one as well? <Do I need one as well?> First of all I want you not to panic. The fear of missing out is there of course but you might not need it at
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This is how I imagined myself getting a bank account: getting a residence card within one week within arrival go to bank and get bank account within two weeks so probably I have my need one month at most to get a bank account but I should tell you I was dreaming too rosy dream,
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Generally, you can easily find what you want in Sweden. After all, this is also a place where people live. However Coming to Sweden from thousands mile away (or few miles away), of course there are some things you’ll miss! Here are some things I regret not bringing Number one. Poncho raincoats. If you are
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POV: now you finally arrive in Sweden, all sweaty with those big luggage. As you get your keys and open the flat you’re staying in. Looks smaller than picture but seems alright. Open the luggage and flop down to no-sheet bed. Oh shoot I need some sheets and duvet! Getting up, feeling thirsty, go to
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