Sweden has a pretty easy immigration path, is fairly friendly to immigrants, most natives speak English, and has a large tech community with not enough local talent.
Did you mean: "non (Europeans/North Americans)" or "(non Europeans)/North Americans" ?
If you meant the former, does that mean that Sweden extends special immigration benefits to people from the U.S./Canada?
The hardest part is international interviews: they really want you to interview in person, and they really don't want to pay for international airfare to do it. The best way, if you can make it work financially, is to plan a 2-month "interview vacation" here.
Thanks for the reply!
It's supposed to be fairly easy to bring a spouse (different or same sex), or even an "unmarried cohabitating partner" with you.
They even offer work permits for self-employed workers, though that requires quite a bit of extra paperwork (you have to proof self-sufficiency). I heard you can start a business here and request something like a 2-year grace period before you have to proof you are self-sufficient.