Refugees: Welcome to Sweden, You‘ll Get a Job in a Decade
Bitar is getting many offers to work as an actor, but can only „eat and sleep“ as he waits for a residence permit. „It‘s not as easy to live in Sweden as you may dream of,“ said Bitar, who worked in a hotel in Aleppo before fleeing in a trek that took him through the Middle East, Turkey and Greece on his way to Scandinavia.
He could be one of the lucky ones as soon as he gets his residence permit, in a year or so. But if the past is anything to go by, about half of the refugees arriving today in the Nordic nation will still be unemployed by 2025.
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