Living In Finland

Migrating To Finland

Thinking about moving to Finland? You can move to Finland to work, study, join a family or start a business. Hai Education will help you how to get resident permit and resolve permit issues based on your nationality and life status.

Work and Business In Finland

Are you looking for a job in Finland? Would you like to start your own business? Finland is one of the high-paying countries in the world, with world-class business facilities. Hai education will assist you in finding employment or establishing a business in Finland.

Work and Business In Finland

Are you looking for a job in Finland? Would you like to start your own business? Finland is one of the high-paying countries in the world, with world-class business facilities. Hai education will assist you in finding employment or establishing a business in Finland.

Cost of living In Finland

Wages, taxes, and the cost of living in Finland are somehow higher than the EU average. Many services, however, are tax-funded, making them less expensive for inhabitants than in many other nations.
Finland provides free pre-primary, comprehensive, and upper secondary education. The services provided by the mother and child health clinics are provided at no cost to the consumer. The cost of lodging in Finland varies substantially. Housing costs around a sixth of the average Finn’s net income.

Accommodation

Are you looking for a rental apartment or want to buy your own? Should I get house contents insurance? Can I apply for Kela housing assistance?
Finland is among the safest places in the world, and all of its residential areas are peaceful. The houses are well-equipped and comfortable all year, and nature is accessible even in urban areas. In cities, public transportation works well.

Accommodation

Are you looking for a rental apartment or want to buy your own? Should I get house contents insurance? Can I apply for Kela housing assistance?
Finland is among the safest places in the world, and all of its residential areas are peaceful. The houses are well-equipped and comfortable all year, and nature is accessible even in urban areas. In cities, public transportation works well.

Education in Finland

Education in Finland is of excellent quality and is frequently provided for free. All children and adolescents are expected to attend school, and adults who have come to complete or continue their education are also welcome. The education system in Finland is world-class. There are minor differences in learning results between schools, and virtually all kids graduate comprehensive school on time. Pre-primary, comprehensive, and upper secondary education are all free, while post-secondary education is mainly free. The objective is for everyone, regardless of family income, to have an equal opportunity to acquire a good education and become an active member of society.

Education in Finland

Education in Finland is of excellent quality and is frequently provided for free. All children and adolescents are expected to attend school, and adults who have come to complete or continue their education are also welcome. The education system in Finland is world-class. There are minor differences in learning results between schools, and virtually all kids graduate comprehensive school on time. Pre-primary, comprehensive, and upper secondary education are all free, while post-secondary education is mainly free. The objective is for everyone, regardless of family income, to have an equal opportunity to acquire a good education and become an active member of society.

Health Facilities In Finland

Everyone in Finland has access to comprehensive and cheap healthcare. Free clinics provide treatment for children and pregnant mothers. Private health insurance, company medical insurance, and student health insurance augment public health insurance.

You have the right to public health care if you live in Finland and have a municipality of residence (kotikunta). The following factors influence eligibility for a commune of residence:

  • The nation from which you arrived in Finland.
  • The reason for come to Finland
  • Whether you are moving to Finland permanently or temporarily.
  • If you are staying temporarily in Finland, and how long you want to stay.

Health Facilities In Finland

Everyone in Finland has access to comprehensive and cheap healthcare. Free clinics provide treatment for children and pregnant mothers. Private health insurance, company medical insurance, and student health insurance augment public health insurance.

You have the right to public health care if you live in Finland and have a municipality of residence (kotikunta). The following factors influence eligibility for a commune of residence:

  • The nation from which you arrived in Finland.
  • The reason for come to Finland
  • Whether you are moving to Finland permanently or temporarily.
  • If you are staying temporarily in Finland, and how long you want to stay.