Norway and Sweden are very similar countries, both when it comes to health care, social services, education and politics, and culture in general.
Norway has been ranked as the best country in the world by the UN, while Sweden is number 12 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cou... but the goods of living in Norway is partially funded by very high taxes. Housing is cheaper in Sweden, and it is generally less expensive, but the income in Norway is proportionally higher. Average income in Norway is 32.093 USD a year, average income in Sweden is 23 938 USD a year. Swedes and Norwegians are mostly atheists, but Norway has a little bit more Christians in the west part of Norway.
Norway won't allow you to emigrate there unless you have a degree. They are one of the few countries in the world who have a 100% literacy rate. If you can't beneficially contribute to their society they don't let you in. I don't know about Sweden.
omg! You're from Texas and you're saying "I don′t mind the cold weather" !? All you should know is, to hell with that YOU WILL MIND I PROMISE YOOOU ITS LIKE MEETING THE DEVIL ITSELF ON AN EARLY MORNING!
+ you cant just move to Norway/Sweden.. unless we need you for work or you have family here.
You can't just move to Sweden or Norway.
Unless you wanna declare bankruptcy in the first day, go to Sweden. a coke (normal, plastic) costs $5 in a gas station -.-
You need advanced educational and professional qualifications plus be able to fluently read/speak/write the local language to get a work visa for an EU country.
