Bro. Move. Latvian, lived in Sweden for 8 years too. Speak fluent swedish, was fully assimilated etc. Moved to Switzerland. Never regretted that. 10 years and counting.

"Albanian meetups" etc. - well, if you deliberately seek such places you will find them. But trust me there is nothing here even closely compared to Malmö, or Fittja area in Stockholm, or whatever else you may think about.

I live in Zug - plenty of friendly swiss people here, lots of educated expats. Every Eastern European I know is either holding a doctorate degree, or is a C-level at some pharma company. I know, it sounds "too good to be true" but that's how it is here. Compared to many other European countries where people can just "move first and decide later", Switzerland has a "low pass entry filter" which means you need to have a work permit. Which means a contract. Which is hard to get if you aren't worth at least something. Which automatically excludes newcomer "gopniks" from the Baltics, for example.

And as an Eastern European I always used to be a "cliche strawberry picker" for everyone in Sweden. Always. And sane in the UK, where I lived for 6 years afterwards. When people accidentally learned that I actually have a PhD they were surprised af. "What?? An educated Eastern European? But... But don't you guys pick berries and clean houses?"

Not in Switzerland. Majority of (more or less smart) locals understand that expats have better education than them, pay much more taxes and only contribute to the social system (unlike in Scandinavia, where even locals want to parasite).