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anna76 Member

Member since 12 March 2012

anna76Member12 March 2012 13:50:50

My husband is considering to take a job in Dublin. But how do I make my life there? I'm tire of being a housewife and want to job or something but my English is not good enough. I'm Russian and my husband is German. We live in Stockholm, Sweden.

sanbo Contributor

Member since 11 August 2010

sanboContributor13 March 2012 19:07:07

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wHAT AGE ARE YOU IF i MAY ASK AND WHY DO YOU WISH TO LEAVE SWEDEN?

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ChristineViP14 March 2012 05:32:15

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Hi sanbo,

You should avoid using your caps on the forum.

Thank you for your participation

anna76 Member

Member since 12 March 2012

anna76Member14 March 2012 07:38:18

I'm 36. My husband's contract is temporary and he is looking for another job.

sanbo Contributor

Member since 11 August 2010

sanboContributor14 March 2012 08:06:04

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If he can find a job here it would be聽 good. What type of work would you like to do yourself? It would be difficult if your english is poor but nothing is impossible. From what I hear sweden is a great place to live. Things are not going too well for ireland at the moment and jobs are hard to find if you are foreign. Have you had a look at the job market? You would probably be best to make a good long decision on leaving sweden for ireland, that would be my advice being an expat myself. At least you know sweden and the situation there with regard to jobs and cost of livingetc.

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