I'm sure an grown-up man like you need to find your life partner yourself; nobody can "buy" a woman in Sweden, not even for marriage. Sweden is a democracy in the Western World. Your way of thinking don't fit into the western World. Only a teenager would think like you. Grow up man!
No Conrad, I don't waste any energy on scammers, just hit the "BLOCK" button. Getting an email from a scammer feels like
A scammer is like a ground squirrel on the prairie in Alberta – once you destroy their whole or their channel below the surface, they just pop up in another whole!
Sweden and Finland are two quite similar countries, a mutual history and religion. Finland was a part of Sweden for more than 500 or 600 years - Finland has two official languages, Finnish and Swedish. You'd better start learning Swedish; it'll give you a better start in Sweden or Finland. Make sure you graduate from that "Doctor" school first.
I'm born and raised here up in north and would never leave my country and my culture.
When you signed up for this profile, your first location was Iraq (not very difficult to trace) and then you changed to Sweden. By not being honest in the first place, you'll not have any luck finding a Swedish woman to marry you. Why don't you ask your relatives in Sweden to find a suitable woman to marry you!
(I've been here long enough to know how it works here and by the way I'm just here to relax, not looking for a partner here)
Why do you want us to believe you? I googled your picture 3 days ago and noticed the picture has been used for 5 profiles on CS, this time you're 23 years old, in the other profiles you were a middle-age man!
You have that right, the city Stockholm is in the county Stockholm!
"Swedish" scammers are the easiest to spot! They don't speak or write Swedish and they usually place the city they're "living in" into the wrong county (state in your country). When a "Swede" writes me, he always writes in bad English. I always or whenever I reply, I write in Swedish and most of the time they don't send a second message.
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RE: A sauna or a Turkish bath: which to choose?
Here in Scandinavia we use SAUNA!