Can international students studying in Finland immigrate?

If you choose to study in Finland, it is like coming to a fairy tale kingdom, with less competition and comparison, more equality and welfare. Finland, which ranks in the top of the global happiness index, is also a country that students like. Because many students like Finland very much, in order to let you know more about Finland, the following is what I brought to you. Can international students studying in Finland immigrate? I hope I can help you.

First, the conditions for studying abroad

Basic requirements:

1. Age 18 or above;

Usually, underage students are not allowed to apply.

2. Show the admission notice;

You need to be admitted to a Finnish university and stamped by the government. At the same time, you need to issue a language entrance study to prove that your language has reached the standard.

3. Economic security;

Once passed by the college and admitted successfully, you need to pay this economic guarantee before. That is to prove that the cost of studying and living in Finland is no problem and will not delay your studies. As for the guarantor, there is no requirement, it can be a native or a foreigner, and it is enough to deposit $6,500/year in China.

4. Visa form;

This form should be filled out and given to the embassy. If you ask for it, it's usually a visa. Of course, if there are special circumstances, you can ask in advance.

There are no conditions for different degrees:

1. Regardless of education: you must be in good health and have no bad record.

2. Middle school: if it is less than 18, you can declare junior high school hours; If it exceeds 18, you have to enroll in another language class for 6 to 10 months.

3. preparatory course: you need to be in middle school and have excellent grades. IELTS 5.0 or above or TOEFL 475 or above, you are preferred.

4. University: Age 18 above 35 below, IELTS 6.0 above or TOEFL 550 above, and you can go to the preparatory course first if necessary.

5. Master's course: bachelor's degree has been obtained, and it is not allowed to cross majors, and the results should be excellent. IELTS 6.5 or above or TOEFL 580 or above. Without these, band 6 or above will do.

Second, the types of immigrants.

1. Get married:

This does not mean that as long as you marry a local, you must marry a Finnish national, get an A visa and be approved by the police to give you a long-term residence permit.

The fixed number of years is 1+ 1+2, which means one year plus one year plus two years. * * * You have to apply for permanent residence three times. After these three times (four years), you can apply for permanent residence.

2. Work:

This kind of immigration will be a little more complicated, mainly by getting a B visa (issued by the local police station) and then getting a visa (issued by the labor bureau).

B sign it twice, each time for one year. One sign is three times, the first two are one year, and the last one is two years.

That is to say, after signing B and A successively, if there is nothing special to delay, you will probably get permanent residence in the sixth year.

Three. Immigrant welfare

1. Parenting bonus:

Because the country's population is still relatively small, we attach great importance to this aspect. If a newborn is born, parents will be rewarded, and children will give considerable bonuses to their families at every age.

If the child is under three years old (including adoption), it will be paid to 3 14 Euro/month;

If you add children, 94 euros/month if you are under three years old; Preschool (probably kindergarten) is 60 euros/month.

2. Free medical care:

Everyone has a subsidy for medicine. As long as it exceeds 672 euros/year, the follow-up expenses are free.

75% of the total subsidy for those suffering from chronic or serious diseases for a long time.