Absolutely, you can move to Sweden and live here while working remotely for a non-Swedish company. But—you still need a Swedish residence permit. If you’re from the EU/EEA, just pack your bags, no residence permit needed, and you can stay in Sweden for up to 90 days. Non-EU folks? You’ll likely need a self-employed visa or a residence permit with a different basis. Also, be prepared to navigate Swedish tax laws because Sweden will want a slice of your earnings, and if you work while you're in Sweden - you should, according to the law, also pay taxes for that work in Sweden. Your employer may also be subject to Swedish taxes, so make sure to have all that sorted before going. A popular option, if you're here for the more long-term, is to set up a Swedish business, to be able to invoice for your work to companies abroad.