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Hi, this question you would be best advised to ask with KELA www.kela.fi since they'd probably assess your situation individually, based on your exact circumstances (it's not something we can assess here on this channel). You might also find some related information at kotoutuminen.fi/en/unemployment-and-social-benefits-during-integration - hope this helps you forward!

Yes, you're right, unfortunately.

Hi, whether you need IELTS or not depends on the university/degree course; also the universities independently decide on your eligibility and other entry requirements. So we'd recommend you first search for the suitable degree programme at www.studyinfo.fi and then -rather than relying on any hearsay- check all the requirements with that particular university. Also see our site www.studyinfinland.fi for starter's advice on applying and studying in Finland! At migri.fi/en/residence-permit-application-for-studies you can find out about residence permit matters, also regarding students' family members.

Thanks for your kind information.

Hi, this kind of permit details you need to check with the Finnish immigration authorities (Migri migri.fi/en/students-family-members - or your nearest Finnish diplomatic mission). It may depend on your situation and the possible permit handling queues.

Hi, student housing is also available for bachelor's students, but it's not "free" - but it is usually the most economical way of student accommodation. See www.studyinfinland.fi/life-in-finland/accommodation

Hi, if you wish to chat with K (or our other student ambassadors) you can do it at www.studyinfinland.fi/chat - as they're not necessarily commenting actively here on RUclips :)

Hi, once you've been admitted as a student, you can check for example with your Finnish university about the local student housing options. See also www.soa.fi/en/home.html for info & links to the student housing foundations around Finland.

Hi, if you mean upper secondary school (pre-university)? At "Study in Finland" we only advise on university-level studies, so for high school information you could refer to for example www.infofinland.fi/en/education/general-upper-secondary-school and opintopolku.fi/konfo/en/sivu/international-general-upper-secondary-education-in-finland Anyway, we're not aware of any scholarship options for high school level unfortunately.

Hi, we recommend you start by first choosing the Master's you'd like to apply to - then it's easier for you to check the details with that university (application period, fees/scholarships, etc.) See for example www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/bachelors-and-masters-admissions for starter's advice on how to proceed!

Hi there, as these Dasha's videos were made already some time ago, she's not here to answer you in person - however, as you said the UAS Master's require two years of work experience, that's because they are primarily targeted for those already in working life; it's difficult to say whether university or UAS Master's would be "preferred" since while they both are regarded equal in terms of their educational level, it ultimately would really depend on the employer and the detailed job profile requirements. You could of course contact the universities of your choice and ask them about the employment prospects their degrees offer. Btw if you wish to discuss with our current student ambassadors, have a look at our Unibuddy chat option at www.studyinfinland.fi/chat

@@studyinfinland That's so nice of you to respond quickly, Sure I'll explore the option of Connecting with Unis as well as d other one as you mentioned. Thank You so much🤗💫

Hi, you might start by chatting with the Career Services (or equivalent) at JAMK UAS about the local career opportunities in your field - also see their links at www.jamk.fi/en/for-students/degree-student/working-life-useful-links

Hi, if you wish to chat with our student ambassadors - you can contact them on Unibuddy, see www.studyinfinland.fi/chat

Hi, it depends a bit on the degree course! For autumn 2025 study start, some programmes use the January joint application but some have differing application periods. Always check with the university you plan to apply to :) See www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/bachelors-and-masters-admissions for starter's advice!

I am moving to finland in october

@@ishitavyas5719 ok - do note however that our "Study in Finland" videos and advice mainly concern university-level studies only. We believe you're coming with your parents?You and your family might wish to see www.infofinland.fi for information on living here!

Hi, if you wish to ask Khin or our other student ambassadors questions you can chat with them: www.studyinfinland.fi/chat

Hi, yes the Finnish universities do offer scholarships - please see our site www.studyinfinland.fi for starter's advice!

Hi, if there's no Finnish embassy in your country (not all countries have) then you do need to be prepared to travel to a suitable Finnish diplomatic mission in connection with your student residence permit application. But first you need to successfully apply for admission. Please see our starter's advice on these matters at www.studyinfinland.fi

Hi, you can reach out to our Study in Finland ambassadors at www.studyinfinland.fi/chat - however do note that for admission info, you should turn to the university in Finland you wish to apply to - see starter's advice on our site www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions (our student ambassadors do not provide admissions advice!)

Yes, there are. Find out more at opintopolku.fi/konfo/en/

Our Study in Finland student ambassador Khin studies in Vaasa. Check out all out student ambassadors: www.studyinfinland.fi/chat www.studyinfinland.fi/blogs

Hi, usually there are apartments available also for students with a family.

Hi, you can learn more about employment services in Finland at tyomarkkinatori.fi/en

Hi, Study in Finland promotes higher education in Finland. Discover how to find a job in Finland at www.workinfinland.com/en/

Hi, scholarships are granted by the individual universities - you usually apply for a scholarship from the university at the same time when you apply for admission. See www.studyinfinland.fi > Admissions for advice on how to proceed!

Hi, if you're interested in studying in Finland, start at www.studyinfinland.fi - you can also chat with our student ambassadors: www.studyinfinland.fi/chat

Hi, you'll find starter's info on applying to Finnish universities at www.studyinfinland.fi (note however that you need to have sufficient language skills in English, Finnish or Swedish already when you apply, you cannot be admitted to university "to study the language first")

Hi, there's usually no age limit nor do study gaps really matter when applying to Finnish higher education. But do check all the entry requirements with the university in Finlad you wish to apply to - here's how you can get started: www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/bachelors-and-masters-admissions

Hi, thanks for your suggestion - keep following us, let's see what we could come up with :)

Hi there, your eligibility is always decided by the Finnish university you'd like to do your PhD at, so check with the uni of your choice. See www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/doctoral-admissions for links to the Finnish universities' Doctoral/PhD Admissions info pages

Hi, it can be - just like learning any new language that is far removed from your own, it requires initiative, work, and also some patience. But it's possible!

This would depend on your own preferences, really. You might wish to ask our student ambassadors why they chose Finland! See www.studyinfinland.fi/chat and on Instagram instagram.com/sif.ambassadors

Hi, it depends of course on the country - generally speaking, English is probably the most used lingua franca, but many Finnish people do also know other "foreign" languages... so it indeed depends :) For example in Nordic connections, Swedish does usually fine!

Hi, part-time working is allowed on a student residence permit; see www.studyinfinland.fi/life-finland/working-finland - do note that it's a good idea to start learning Finnish a bit already before your arrical, since knowing the local language increases you options for part-time jobs too. See for example www.infofinland.fi/en/finnish-and-swedish/finnish-online for info on online Finnish study options.

Hi there, if you're interested in how to apply to PhD studies in Finland please see: www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/doctoral-admissions and www.studyinfinland.fi/scholarships/doctoral-funding ... we haven't got a video on that theme but we hope the information and advice there assists you forward!

@@studyinfinland Thanks for your reply. I will definitely explore those links. But I would like to request you to make a video on that above mentioned topic. Thanks.

Hi @@tanmoyshaon2674 - as PhD programmes, funding options and procedures can be university specific, we would not unfortunately be able to make such a detailed PhD video on behalf of the universities so to speak. So do check the universities' Doctoral admissions pages and possibly also their own RUclips channels, maybe you'd find some videos on the individual universities' channels.

@@studyinfinland Thanks for your guideline.

Hi there - there's no age limit for higher education in Finland, but you might need to know Finnish or Swedish quite well to apply to study Medicine (as full degrees in Medicine starting from undergraduate level would only be available here in Finnish or Swedish) - see www.studyinfo.fi for a database for info on what study programmes are offered in English!

@@studyinfinland Hi studyinfinland, thank you so much for your reply and for giving me the link, this helps a lot! Have a wonderful day🌼

Hi there - there's no age limit for higher education in Finland, but you might need to know Finnish or Swedish quite well to apply to study Medicine (as full degrees in Medicine starting from undergraduate level would only be available here in Finnish or Swedish) - see www.studyinfo.fi for a database for info on what study programmes are offered in English!

@@studyinfinland Hi thank you so much for the reply, will reearch more of this and thank you for sending me the link, really appreciate it, have a nice day🌼🌼

Hi, master's (and bachelor's) scholarships for non-EU/EEA students in Finland are offered by each individual university - you usually apply for the scholarship from the university at the same time when you apply for admission. So, for starter's info and advice please see www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/bachelors-and-masters-admissions and www.studyinfinland.fi/scholarships/bachelors-and-masters-scholarships Also note that the universities have specific Finland Scholarships for master's students, those you also apply from the university: www.studyinfinland.fi/scholarships/finland-scholarships

Hi, you'll find info on scholarship matters, admissions etc. on our site www.studyinfinland.fi - basically how it works is that you apply for a scholarship from the university at the same time when you apply for admission.