Last week on Asia Calling we began the story of the Amhed family, a group of Rohingya refugees from Burma who have been living for years in a squalid camp in Bangladesh.

As we heard last week, a most unexpected lifeline has been extended to them. They have been granted asylum in the European nation of Sweden.

In part two, our reporter Ric Wasserman follows the Ahmed family as they prepare for and embark on their journey to a new life, on the other side of the world.

Last week, in the second part of our Rohingya series, the Ahmed family and a larger group of refugees arrived in Sweden where they have been granted asylum.

Today in our third and final installment, Ric Wasserman visits them in Northern Sweden, three months after their arrival to find out how they are coping with a new climate and culture and whether the little town of Sorsele is beginning to feel like home.