" Hi, I''m looking for a job in Sweden right now. I just graduated from a university in the United States, have B.A. in TV/Radio/Film field. I am fluent in both Japanese and English, but do not speak Swedish yet. Is it gonna be difficult to find a job in the field without any knowledge of Swedish? I am willing to learn though!! And would it be easier to find something if I go there, or should I try to find one while I''m in America. I am a Japanese and have a permission to work the US. But I do not have a permission for Sweden. If anyone have info, please let me know!! Tack sa mycket!! "

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" Getting a job in Sweden is terribly difficult if you do not speak Swedish. If you have connections it will help a bit, but unless you have maybe really good IT skills, it''ll be hard. It really depends on what kind of work u want. Foreigners in their 20s often end up working in bars or pubs, but if its office jobs, I would say Swedish is pretty much required. "

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