Frequently asked questions

Non-EU/EEA students generally need a study-based residence permit before arriving in Finland. We talk you through what's required for your specific situation and help you prepare the supporting documents.

Many students combine study with part-time work in Finland. Exact rules depend on your permit type and program, so we go through your specific case individually.

It depends on the institution, intake period and your own paperwork readiness. We'll give you a realistic timeline once we know which program you're aiming for.

Both. Once you're qualified, our Career in Finland service connects you with Finnish employers who are hiring.

Currently our student services are focused on students from Bangladesh. If you are from another country, reach out and we will let you know how we may be able to help.

Yes — we offer local and international recruitment support so Finnish employers can find skilled, motivated candidates.

Our services vary by program and situation. Get in touch and we'll explain clearly what's included before you commit to anything.

Yes — alongside supporting students, we assist educational institutes during their admission and application process.