If I buy an iPhone that´s not sold in my home country, Sweden, will a swedish sim card work/fit in the iPhone?
Music & Music Players - 0 Answers
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of course it will work
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Post in Sweden, how does it work
Post in Sweden, how does it work?
I sent a parcel by Air Sure which doesn't require a signature, but will be scanned when it arrives. The update that shows on posten.se says: 12 okt kl 09:16 Brevbärarkontor Alsnögatan, Försändelsen har ej kunnat delas ut. Försändelsen aviserad. But if I look in the details, there's one later than that, at 10.32 that says: Brevbärarkontor Alsnögatan, Posten har ej nått mottagaren för utdelning före 09.00. Nytt utdelningsförsök görs senast kl 15.00. Därefter hanteras försändelsen som vanligt brev. I don't understand why the update at 09:32 is showing as the main update, but the one at 10am only shows in the information? There's been no update since yesterday. Is post held somewhere for people to collect or returned to sender? How long do the 'post office' hold on to the parcel?
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It sounds like the postal delivery person tried to deliver the package (possibly twice) and there was no one there to receive it. It says a new attempt will be made at the latest 15.00, after that it will be treated as regular post. Most people have a slot in the door for mail. If the parcel is too large to fit through that, it will be sent to a local shop with mail capabilities for pick-up and a card will be left in the mail slot saying where to pick it up. I'm not sure how long they hold it, but it's awhile. I've received packages while on holiday, and they were waiting for me when I returned.
I sent a parcel by Air Sure which doesn't require a signature, but will be scanned when it arrives. The update that shows on posten.se says: 12 okt kl 09:16 Brevbärarkontor Alsnögatan, Försändelsen har ej kunnat delas ut. Försändelsen aviserad. But if I look in the details, there's one later than that, at 10.32 that says: Brevbärarkontor Alsnögatan, Posten har ej nått mottagaren för utdelning före 09.00. Nytt utdelningsförsök görs senast kl 15.00. Därefter hanteras försändelsen som vanligt brev. I don't understand why the update at 09:32 is showing as the main update, but the one at 10am only shows in the information? There's been no update since yesterday. Is post held somewhere for people to collect or returned to sender? How long do the 'post office' hold on to the parcel?
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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It sounds like the postal delivery person tried to deliver the package (possibly twice) and there was no one there to receive it. It says a new attempt will be made at the latest 15.00, after that it will be treated as regular post. Most people have a slot in the door for mail. If the parcel is too large to fit through that, it will be sent to a local shop with mail capabilities for pick-up and a card will be left in the mail slot saying where to pick it up. I'm not sure how long they hold it, but it's awhile. I've received packages while on holiday, and they were waiting for me when I returned.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
how do you apply for work permit in europe and how much does it cost
how do you apply for work permit in europe and how much does it cost?
i plan to leave usa to live in sweden and want to work the first month in sweden I have a girlfriend who is a citizen
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You need to learn the requirements for a work visa first. See site below.
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http://europesworld.info/
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There is no permit for "Europe" - there is a so called 'Blue Card" launched for very highly skilled migrants to be able to move freely based on job offers within the EU, but this is in it's infancy, and also very restructed.. If you want to move to Sweden and live/work then, there you have the choice of moving there as the partner of your girlfriend (family re-unification) - where she will have to show that she can financially support you. Otherwise to get a work permit on your own basis, this will be very difficult (same as if she wanted to move to the US) Contact the Swedish embassy in the US as your starting point with the link from Charlie. The following link (Swedish immigration dept) gives a lot of info also in English http://www.migrationsverket.se/english.jsp with the options available. Of course the price will depend on which route you take. Get as much info as you can, and then make a decision about which way you want to play it. Personally I would advise the family reunification option as it is generally a safer option to ensure you are able to move to Sweden. My husband is non-EU - so we did plenty of research into the options - so this is speaking from first-hand experience :0) Best of luck to you
i plan to leave usa to live in sweden and want to work the first month in sweden I have a girlfriend who is a citizen
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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You need to learn the requirements for a work visa first. See site below.
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http://europesworld.info/
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There is no permit for "Europe" - there is a so called 'Blue Card" launched for very highly skilled migrants to be able to move freely based on job offers within the EU, but this is in it's infancy, and also very restructed.. If you want to move to Sweden and live/work then, there you have the choice of moving there as the partner of your girlfriend (family re-unification) - where she will have to show that she can financially support you. Otherwise to get a work permit on your own basis, this will be very difficult (same as if she wanted to move to the US) Contact the Swedish embassy in the US as your starting point with the link from Charlie. The following link (Swedish immigration dept) gives a lot of info also in English http://www.migrationsverket.se/english.jsp with the options available. Of course the price will depend on which route you take. Get as much info as you can, and then make a decision about which way you want to play it. Personally I would advise the family reunification option as it is generally a safer option to ensure you are able to move to Sweden. My husband is non-EU - so we did plenty of research into the options - so this is speaking from first-hand experience :0) Best of luck to you
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
If socialism is working in Sweden and Norway but failing in Greece and Portugal, which outcome would USA have
If socialism is working in Sweden and Norway but failing in Greece and Portugal, which outcome would USA have?
Would we fail like Greece and Portugal? If we consider the failure of the public housing projects in th 1970's and 80's, does this give us a clue which outcome is more likely if we tried European style socialism in the USA? Jeff, why not learn something about the debt problems the USA is having, and get back to me. Actually, that was the whole point of the question. Do Norway and Sweden have a national debt that is nearly equal to their annual GDP? The USA does. I'd say we look more like Greece than Sweden. oohbother, the federal government owns 61% of GM. That's what owning stock means. But I'm asking, what if we had even more socialism, like some people keep asking for?
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It will fail! Look at our Constitution, and the Bill of rights!
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You might try learning a little about the debt problem is Greece and ask this question again.
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To me you ve already failed, close to 15 trillion in debt. What i like is how the Euroupean countries take care of eachother. Maybe if you guys werent as fanatical as the rest of the world, you d actually get some help.
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The US isn't far behind due to the social programs put in place since FDR.
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Sweden and Norway are deep in debt to. Its just a matter of time before they fail also
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Depends on your definition of success. If success is defined as taking money away from those that have earned it and giving it to those that haven't then the USA would succeed. If success means making everybody get everything for free then it will fail. Unfortunately, the latter is what is basically being sold to the American public and they are going to be very disappointed when the reality of the truth sets in.
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We have no socialism here. The US government has taken over no productive part of our economy - no manufacturer, no farmland, no mines, no wells... We loaned money to some manufacturers and took stock, but we do not control those companies - the hiring, firing, levels of production, prices, etc are not decided by our government. Social services are not socialism. Taxes are not socialism. The Roman Empire collected taxes and provided bread to the poor - were they socialists? And Canada owns 12% of their stock - but these two governments DON'T CONTROL THE BUSINESS. Control is part of the definition.
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you have to be a racist!!! LOL Just because he is taking over production, nationalizing banks, redistributing the wealth doesn't make Obama a socialist!!! sarcasm off - edit to the poster above me... CITI (worlds largest bank) is now 86% US owned as is GM, Chrysler, AIG and more... so if that isn't proof enough for you then nothing will be.
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Didn't Norway's economy meltdown last year? Or was it Sweden's? One of them did. It fails every time they try it. Socialism=economic suicide. Especially in a nation as big as ours. Proof? The USSR. Didn't even last 100 years. DESTROY ALL SOCIALISTS!
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I don't really think you can compare any of those countries to the US. It's a population/size difference here that can't really be paired up. Also I really doubt the same kind of governing would ever work in the USA due to the millions of other differences. As for debt, I don't know much about Sweden when it comes to debt, but as far as Norway goes, we have this security net called the oil fund. It's basically a "savings account" where oil profits go, and for now we don't touch the actual capita (even though we could stand to tap into it a bit more) so the debt isn't really a huge problem. (The reason there even is debt is a question of liquidation of assets) As for Norway or Sweden having economic meltdown last year, sure you don't meant Iceland? (And just because I'm sick of hearing it, socialism is NOT the same as communism, and socialism in Norway and Sweden basically means that we don't leave our weaker countrymen out in the cold to starve and die. (Yes we have homeless people but very few and they are 99% people who refuse to take the help they are entitled to))
Would we fail like Greece and Portugal? If we consider the failure of the public housing projects in th 1970's and 80's, does this give us a clue which outcome is more likely if we tried European style socialism in the USA? Jeff, why not learn something about the debt problems the USA is having, and get back to me. Actually, that was the whole point of the question. Do Norway and Sweden have a national debt that is nearly equal to their annual GDP? The USA does. I'd say we look more like Greece than Sweden. oohbother, the federal government owns 61% of GM. That's what owning stock means. But I'm asking, what if we had even more socialism, like some people keep asking for?
Politics - 10 Answers
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It will fail! Look at our Constitution, and the Bill of rights!
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You might try learning a little about the debt problem is Greece and ask this question again.
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To me you ve already failed, close to 15 trillion in debt. What i like is how the Euroupean countries take care of eachother. Maybe if you guys werent as fanatical as the rest of the world, you d actually get some help.
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The US isn't far behind due to the social programs put in place since FDR.
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Sweden and Norway are deep in debt to. Its just a matter of time before they fail also
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Depends on your definition of success. If success is defined as taking money away from those that have earned it and giving it to those that haven't then the USA would succeed. If success means making everybody get everything for free then it will fail. Unfortunately, the latter is what is basically being sold to the American public and they are going to be very disappointed when the reality of the truth sets in.
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We have no socialism here. The US government has taken over no productive part of our economy - no manufacturer, no farmland, no mines, no wells... We loaned money to some manufacturers and took stock, but we do not control those companies - the hiring, firing, levels of production, prices, etc are not decided by our government. Social services are not socialism. Taxes are not socialism. The Roman Empire collected taxes and provided bread to the poor - were they socialists? And Canada owns 12% of their stock - but these two governments DON'T CONTROL THE BUSINESS. Control is part of the definition.
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you have to be a racist!!! LOL Just because he is taking over production, nationalizing banks, redistributing the wealth doesn't make Obama a socialist!!! sarcasm off - edit to the poster above me... CITI (worlds largest bank) is now 86% US owned as is GM, Chrysler, AIG and more... so if that isn't proof enough for you then nothing will be.
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Didn't Norway's economy meltdown last year? Or was it Sweden's? One of them did. It fails every time they try it. Socialism=economic suicide. Especially in a nation as big as ours. Proof? The USSR. Didn't even last 100 years. DESTROY ALL SOCIALISTS!
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I don't really think you can compare any of those countries to the US. It's a population/size difference here that can't really be paired up. Also I really doubt the same kind of governing would ever work in the USA due to the millions of other differences. As for debt, I don't know much about Sweden when it comes to debt, but as far as Norway goes, we have this security net called the oil fund. It's basically a "savings account" where oil profits go, and for now we don't touch the actual capita (even though we could stand to tap into it a bit more) so the debt isn't really a huge problem. (The reason there even is debt is a question of liquidation of assets) As for Norway or Sweden having economic meltdown last year, sure you don't meant Iceland? (And just because I'm sick of hearing it, socialism is NOT the same as communism, and socialism in Norway and Sweden basically means that we don't leave our weaker countrymen out in the cold to starve and die. (Yes we have homeless people but very few and they are 99% people who refuse to take the help they are entitled to))
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