Toolbox for employers

Inspiration and tips

Två personer står vid ett vindkraftverk i varselkläder.
Photo: Jeanette Laestander

Support for employers

Looking to attract international talent to Sweden? The Swedish Institute’s talent attraction page brings together information on current initiatives, networks, events, insights, and communication support. It also features guides, communication materials, and other practical resources to help you with international recruitment.

Talangattraktion, Svenska institutet

Jobbsprånget opens the door to the Swedish job market

Two years ago, Bharathi moved from India to Kramfors. She followed her husband, who had been recruited by Nordhydraulic in Kramfors. Like Bharathi, accompanying partners of highly educated professionals recruited to Sweden often have an academic background of their own. For them, Jobbsprånget can be a valuable pathway into the Swedish job market.

Read the (swedish) news story from Svenskt näringsliv.

Jobbsprånget, a chance to combine business benefits with social responsibility.

En kvinna sitter vid ett skrivbord med två skärmar. På ena skärmen står det Kramfors kommun.
Photo: Mia Berglund/Svenskt Näringsliv

International talent attraction with the Swedish Institute

En grupp med människor står på rad och tittar mot kameran.
Sundsvall & the High Coast Region participated in an international talent attraction event in Madrid together with Swedish companies and partners.

Attracting international talent is an important part of strengthening Sweden’s competitiveness and meeting skills needs across the labour market.

The Swedish Institute (SI) works to strengthen Sweden’s attractiveness as a destination for international talent. Through its Work in Sweden initiative, SI connects Swedish employers and organisations with international professionals and supports efforts to promote Sweden as a place to build a career. The work is carried out in collaboration with Swedish embassies and other partners around the world.

One part of this work is creating opportunities for Swedish companies and regions to meet international talent in different markets. Events, networks and targeted activities can help employers showcase their career opportunities, build relationships and reach skills that may be difficult to find in Sweden.

Talangattraktion, Svenska Institutet

Magazines for attracting international talent

The magazines below can help you attract, recruit and support international talent. All publications are available to read online, and printed copies can be ordered free of charge.

For potential employees

Move to Sundsvall & The High Coast Region

This magazine presents the Sundsvall & the High Coast Region as a career destination. For those who are considering taking a job here — or who may have already been offered one. It provides a first impression of the place, the lifestyle and the opportunities. At the same time, it serves as support if one has already moved here and wants to get to know us better.

Regional magazine – Move to Sundsvall & the High Coast Region

The Insider’s Guide to Moving and Living in Sweden

This magazine has a broader focus and offers an overall picture of Sweden. It offers concrete and practical tips that are useful to know before and during a move to Sweden. The magazine is particularly useful if someone is moving to Sweden for the first time.

The Insiders Guide To Moving and Living in Sweden, sharingsweden.se

For recruiters and employers

The Insider’s Guide to Recruiting International Talent

This magazine is designed for anyone who recruits, or is considering recruiting, international talent. It offers inspiration, practical insights, and actionable advice to support you throughout the recruitment process.

The Insider’s Guide to Recruiting International Talent

Order free copies

Our magazines can help you connect with people who have recently moved to Sweden or are considering making the move. Simply fill in your details and let us know which publications you are interested in, and we’ll send them to you free of charge.

Order magazines about moving to Sweden and Sundsvall & the High Coast Region

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