Not In Town 12 Mar 2017, 12:14 pm
According to a newly launched report by consulting company Nomad Capitalist, people from the Scandinavian nation is allowed to travel visa-free to a whooping 176 countries out of the existing 199.
The parametres considered for the survey were visa-free travel, global reputation, international taxes and civil liberties.
Sweden also sits pretty when it comes to global reputation and merited a lot from the aforementioned field.
It is ranked highly as it provides its citizens with free healthcare, free university education and paid holidays.
Sweden also tops the chart of life expectancy in Europe.
So next time you travel to Europe, don't forget to pay a visit to the Swedes.
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