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22/03/2026

Our customer has just purchased a coffee shop in center of Helsinki.

22/03/2026

Check out our new article about Student Apartments in Finland!

By this link: https://finlandmigration.com/apartments/helsinki

22/03/2026

No employee should submit to inappropriate treatment, underpayment, too long work days, or dangerous working conditions.

The Finnish laws and any international agreements that bind Finland are applied to work performed in Finland. Usually also a collective labour agreement applies. These agreements determine work-related rights and obligations, such as the minimum wage. The purpose of the agreements is to protect employees.

22/03/2026

In 2018, the number of new residence permit applications on the basis of family ties was 11,036. In 2018, the highest numbers of applications came from Russia (1,208), India (936), Iraq (846) and Somalia (558).

A total of 11,305 decisions were made in 2018. The majority of these decisions (approximately 80%) were positive.

22/03/2026

How to stay after graduation in Finland?
There are 5 options that can help you.
1. Job Seeker Visa
Once you graduate from college or institute you can apply for job seeker visa for a one year.
During that time you have a chance to find a permanent job and continue living in Finland.
2. Entrepreneurship�You can start up your company and become entrepreneur.
There are many companies which can tell you precisely how to do that. For instance, you can contact with our advisors to sign up for a personal consultation on opening business in Finland.
3. Woking in Finland�If you have found a job in Finland you can apply for extended permit on the basis of work.
There are few requirements, such as, 35 hours a week and salary 1300€. If you have already found an employer but don’t know how to apply for visa then you always welcome to visit us.

22/03/2026

Our customer who has been working with us for 5 years finally received Permanent Residence Permit in Finland.
We wish him the best of luck and wish to become Finnish citizen soon!

22/03/2026

Finland is the only EU country where the number of homeless people is decreasing thanks to the joint targeted work of the state, volunteers, municipalities and non-profit organizations aimed at reducing the number of homeless people since the 1980s.

The aim of the Finnish social security system is to ensure that everyone has the right to life and a dignified existence. Failure, difficult life situation is not the end of everything: Finnish society will support and help to get back on one's feet.

22/03/2026

For the fifth year in a row, one country has been crowned the happiest in the world out of more than 150. The annual World Happiness Report rated Finland first, based on data from global polls on happiness and other well-being indicators.

The report, which is published annually by the United Nations' Sustainable Development Solutions Network, looked at data from 156 countries, including self-reported levels of generosity, freedom to make life choices, perceptions of government and business corruption, and measures of positive and negative emotions. The research also considered data on life expectancy and GDP.

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