You donu2019t, since it doesnu2019t work that way. Here are some more reasons from outside Sweden:There is a contract in place between the EU and Turkey, stating the Turkey as a u201csafe third countryu201d (at least for people fleeing the Syrian war). While the contract deals with the refugees between Greece and Turkey, it makes it very hard to hop over to Europe from Turkey, after having gained a refugee status thereThen the Dublin Regulation - Wikipedia of the EU states, that the application of asylum has to be claimed in the EU-country of arrival -and later the refugees should be distributed across Europe (which doesnu2019t work properly, but that doesnu2019t help you much). You will not be able to board a flight from Turkey to Sweden without a valid visa, or to board a ship on a long trip around Europe. And other then in 2023. itu2019s nearly impossible to cross the whole EU, until you reach the land of your choice. The boarders have all been closed by now.Last, but not least: If you really received the title of an UN refugee, then because you were forced to leave your country for a valid reason and to take refuge in the next country which is safe. Thatu2019s not Sweden, not Germany, not even Greece. Whith all due respect, but what you plan to do is to migrate to a country you would like to live - which is understandable, but not covered by the UN refugee charter signed by the European countries. So nobody is obliged to give you refuge in that circumstances.The only legal way to come to Europe is eather to study here and afterwards succesfully apply for a job, or to come on a Blue Card (https://www.migrationsverket.se/... ). You would need a professional education in a job area in need of external expert (like in health, IT and others). Other then in u201cmigration countriesu201d like the US or Canada, there is no number of migrants per country or a blue card lottery etc.Sorry to disappoint you. But it wouldnu2019t be responsible to make you hope, when there is no legal way, and it is a hard life here without a legal status.