Reverse migration from Sweden and Canada in 2024 has been driven by a combination of economic, social, and political factors, which have made it difficult for many immigrants to settle or stay in these countries. Let’s explore these factors in more detail: 1. Economic Factors In Sweden, rising living costs, particularly in major cities like Stockholm, have made it increasingly difficult for immigrants to find affordable housing and maintain a comfortable standard of living. By 2024, the average apartment price in Stockholm reached around 8 million SEK (approximately $850,000). This housing crisis, combined with a lack of economic opportunities, has pushed many immigrants to leave the country in search of more affordable places to live. In Canada, the situation is similar. Housing prices in cities like Toronto and Vancouver have skyrocketed, with the average home price in Toronto surpassing 1 million CAD (around $750,000 USD) by 2024. Moreover, many immigrants face challenges finding j...
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