Living in the city or newly constructed buildings are for sure way more expensive, more than double the prize than renting in the suburbs. I live in a 45 sq meter apartment along the green subway line, 15 minutes from Stockholm city and i pay around 450 USD a month. Everything i need is near where i live, i rarely go into the Stockholm city.
Im a second year college students in the states and your RUclips channel is literally my dream life. Product designer living overseas with a dope apartment. Thank you for this so inspirational!
I’m looking to move to Sweden from Louisiana with my girlfriend, for a better quality of life as a lesbian woman. Especially after the over turn of roe vs wade. I’m scared and so I’m doing intensive research and I keep coming back to Sweden. Thank you SO much for your videos.
I love your apartment! Thanks for making these videos, I am also moving to Stockholm so it's nice to see. And girl...you said you're from NY...where is your accent? I'm from NY, but have live away for years and can't shake this accent...🤣🤣
Which area in Stockholm are you living in? I’m moving to Stockholm from Korea this month and looking at apartments in different areas. Your video really helps!
Hi Victoria! Just wondering if the apartment unit is already furnished when you moved in or did you have to buy each of the household item. Also, I remember reading somewhere that TVs in Sweden have high taxes? Lol correct me if I'm wrong. 😅
Hi, yes it was furnished when I moved in but it honestly depends on the apartment. Sometimes when people rent their own apartments because they are traveling or moving cities they will leave the furniture. But sometimes they wont. Also, yes taxes are very high here. Hope that helps! :)
I have mainly been braiding or doing my own hair but I have heard good things about My Sisters Hair in the Stockholm area. I follow them on instagram and I plan to go there if/when I need a cut of straighten my hair
I'm almost sure it doesn't. If you live near the city centre (or even a bit outside) of Stockholm, you don't need a car. Not even Swedes go by car in the city centre as the city is extremely biking and walking friendly AND the public transport works great. :)
Living in the city or newly constructed buildings are for sure way more expensive, more than double the prize than renting in the suburbs. I live in a 45 sq meter apartment along the green subway line, 15 minutes from Stockholm city and i pay around 450 USD a month. Everything i need is near where i live, i rarely go into the Stockholm city.
Im a second year college students in the states and your RUclips channel is literally my dream life. Product designer living overseas with a dope apartment. Thank you for this so inspirational!
Beautiful home. Looks very cozy. Love your decor.
I’m looking to move to Sweden from Louisiana with my girlfriend, for a better quality of life as a lesbian woman. Especially after the over turn of roe vs wade. I’m scared and so I’m doing intensive research and I keep coming back to Sweden. Thank you SO much for your videos.
Let me know when you get there if you want to meet up! My husband and i are moving to stockholm in November - from Arkansas!
I love your apartment! Thanks for making these videos, I am also moving to Stockholm so it's nice to see. And girl...you said you're from NY...where is your accent? I'm from NY, but have live away for years and can't shake this accent...🤣🤣
🤣 Thank you so much!! haha years of speech therapy when I was younger took my accent away!!
Love your place. How did you manage to get it ? Did you use an agency to help you find the place ?
Which area in Stockholm are you living in? I’m moving to Stockholm from Korea this month and looking at apartments in different areas. Your video really helps!
Hi Victoria! Just wondering if the apartment unit is already furnished when you moved in or did you have to buy each of the household item. Also, I remember reading somewhere that TVs in Sweden have high taxes? Lol correct me if I'm wrong. 😅
Hi, yes it was furnished when I moved in but it honestly depends on the apartment. Sometimes when people rent their own apartments because they are traveling or moving cities they will leave the furniture. But sometimes they wont. Also, yes taxes are very high here. Hope that helps! :)
I see. I guess I'm adding "furnished" to my checklist when looking for an apartment. Hopefully I can make the big move soon. Thanks for the info! ❤️
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I should not say too much but for that cost you should be able to get a bigger apartment. ✨🎶 Söder? That smile and God is a black woman. ✨. Nice place
Maybe 3rd hand?
Useful video. But why do you keep saying "SEK" instead of Crowns or Kronor?
Hej Victoria. Do you already know something about hairdresser for curly/coily hair in Stockholm? Tack!🌹🌹
I have mainly been braiding or doing my own hair but I have heard good things about My Sisters Hair in the Stockholm area. I follow them on instagram and I plan to go there if/when I need a cut of straighten my hair
Love this
Do you have a parking space that goes with the apartment?
I'm almost sure it doesn't. If you live near the city centre (or even a bit outside) of Stockholm, you don't need a car. Not even Swedes go by car in the city centre as the city is extremely biking and walking friendly AND the public transport works great. :)
I pay about 3000 with garage and electricity and water.. one hour away from Stockholm so why live there
Which town? And did you have to be on a waiting list or is your contract second-hand?