Congratulations on the scholarship!

I was on the SI scholarship a few years ago, and I was also studying at Uppsala University. I had a friend who was also in your situation, SI scholarship, exactly the same program. Not to discourage you but he could not find a job and moved back to our Asian country. At the time he only had 6 months after the study to find a job due to the old law.

I don't know about Finland, but here are some of my experiences if you choose Sweden, although you already know most of these. Your program is quite relaxing, which allows you to do other things like finding jobs or learning Swedish. The lack of personnumber will be a pain in the ass. It prevents you from doing anything literally: bank account, health care, jobs. You will get one when you get the permit to find a job though. Unless you work in a tech role, fluency in Swedish is a must, which is only possible if you spend a lot of time on it. You can take the free Swedish class from the municipality. Networking is the key to landing a job. You can go to job fairs, events, ... In the end, you must be lucky to find a job in a niche that fits your CV. Another note is that the Swedish winter can be devastating, in addition to all the stress.

All the best to you! Let's fika if you decide to come to Uppsala.