The article tackles the question of how place matters to migrant physicians in the regions of Agder in Norway and Skane in Sweden by exploring how place-specific conditions affect their experiences in the work, private, family and social domains of life. For this purpose, the article uses thematic analysis of the narrative material gathered through 25 semi-structured interviews. The lens of work/non-work domains, combined with a practice-oriented approach to place, highlights the complexity of lived experiences as they evolve in a particular context. Three main findings are identified: the non-homogenous significance of place across life domains, the vital role of transborder connections and obligations that affect individual and family resources for work/non-work negotiations in the place of settlement and the limits to the skill-based privileges in the place of settlement, which are notable in the domain of work but not replicated in non-work domains.

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如何解决高技能移民的问题？

本文通过探讨特定地点的条件如何影响他们在工作，私人，家庭和社会领域中的经历，解决了挪威的Agder和瑞典的Skane地区的移民医生如何重视地点的问题。为此，本文对通过25次半结构化访谈收集的叙述材料进行了主题分析。工作/非工作领域的镜头与面向实践的放置方法相结合，突显了在特定环境中不断发展的生活经验的复杂性。确定了三个主要发现：跨生命域的位置的非同质意义；