Thank you so much 🙂 Your last sentence says it all. Wishing you the best moving to Finland. The happiest country in the world. ❤❤❤

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Ole hyvä :)

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Is it easy to get unskilled jobs in Finland

NO, It is not Easy. @@ntodivinengeng1120

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Not lucrative here.

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Glad you enjoyed it! You need to apply to the Free Vocational schools here in Finland that offers such programs. Vamia and Riveria are the most popular. You can get more information on Studyinfo.fi.

Great ! Thanks so much. Can I connect with you on any other social platform ?

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Good Luck.

Thank You! Yes you can.

Thanks for your kind word. Finnish and Swedish are the official medium of learning in primary schools. However, they also have English Mediums but only in the Bigger cities and they are organized by the municipalities.

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The primary languages of tuition are Finnish and Swedish since these are the official languages in Finland. The public primary school system, arranged and funded by municipalities, is using official languages with some exceptions in places where there are enough children who come from foreign language families who haven't or don't plan to integrate language-wise. Traditionally this has included families which are staying only temporarily in Finland. Internationally schools exist and there the languages of tuition can be English, French, Germany etc. Those are mostly private schools funded largely by tuition fees. They can be expensive. Public international schools exist also. They don't offer the same integration opportunity as the regular schools but can be the right choice for some students. They can also become a kind of "trap" making settling to the society less complete as some people have described their own experiences. This is one of the situation where there always are different sides and side effects. Nowadays there are so many foreign language children that specific courses have been implemented to help them to learn first enough local languages before joining other children in regular curriculum.

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Good driver in show and ice cowered roads and streets? Have you practiced predictive risk aversion in difficult weather and driving on slippery conditions. Icy roads with snow behave about the same as very muddy surfaces without traction.

You can move through studies. That would be the fastest and easiest way.

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Jamk is a good choice. What program and did you get any scholarship?

Its a plus when you add it to other skills you might have like makeup artist.

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There are no such separate categories of taxation for foreigners and immigrants or anyone else. The relevant factor is in which country the income is taxable. In Finland, you pay taxes on your salary and other income. Your tax amount depends on how much income you receive. If you come from abroad to work in Finland, your taxation is affected by how long you will stay in Finland and whether your employer is a Finnish or foreign company. Taxation when you come to work in Finland Taxes are paid on both earned income and capital income. Earned income and capital income are taxed differently. Capital income is the income that accrues from assets. Other income is earned income. In addition to wage income, you must also pay taxes, for example, on the following income in Finland: payment for labour or service business income various social benefits, such as unemployment allowances, parental allowances and student financial aid pensions capital income, such as rental income or gains from the disposal of property. With tax money, the state and municipalities pay for the following, for example: - health care - education - early childhood education and care - defence. In Finland, taxation of earned income is progressive. This means that you pay a larger share of tax on a larger salary than on a smaller salary. The tax rate indicates how much tax you pay on your income. It is calculated separately for each person in Finland. Your spouse’s income does not affect your tax percentage. You can estimate your own tax percentage using the Tax Administration’s calculator. If you receive a salary, the employer withholds the amount of tax directly from your salary and passes it on to the tax authorities. For that purpose, the employer must have your tax card. A tax card is a document that shows your tax rate. After each year, the Tax Administration calculates whether you have paid a sufficient amount of tax on your income. If you have paid too much tax, you will receive a tax refund. If you have paid too little tax, you will have to pay the missing amount in back taxes. Check your payslip and tax return to ensure that your employer has withheld tax from your salary and forwarded it to the tax authorities. Retain your payslips. In addition to taxes, your employer will withhold obligatory insurance payments from your salary for unemployment and sickness, for example.

@just42tube Thank you very much Please in the part where the tax won't affect my spouse, does it mean if I'm responsible for my House or Home Income even though my spouse is working?​@@just42tube

@@danielonyedikachiokwandu6927 If you are responsible or not doesn't make a difference from the taxation point of view. There are however some tax deduction rules where a household is a relevant unit meaning that deductions can be shared and the upper limits are different compared to just summing up individuals upper limits. The Finnish Tax Administration has a website explaining taxation in Finland. I advise you to read the information there, from the official source.

@@danielonyedikachiokwandu6927 Taxation doesn't affect the spouse means mainly that each person is a separate individually taxable person. There are details, but basically your and your spouses taxations are separate and you are individually responsible of them. If you mutually agree that you're responsible, such agreement is effective only between you two. Tax legislation doesn't recognize such agreements. In some situations you can do some tax planning based on this to achieve lower taxation for the household.

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Hi, moving to Finland through study is the easiest and fastest route to get here. Also, been an entrepreneur in your filmmaking profession would be the best and realistic option I can see for now. However, you can thrive in the environment but you need to be on ground to witness and experience firsthand what opportunities are in place for you.

@@Ucheprisca Thank you so much Uche I so much appreciate your feedback 👍

Yes you can but its very challenging.

@@Ucheprisca how can I go about the applications please. Like website of such job openings?

​@@MiraKing95 You might start by contacting Kennelliitto, the Finnish Kennel Club. They have what they call responsible canine breeding activities and are the main organisation in that sector in Finland.

@@just42tube thank you 🙏

How do I get to talk to u personal or email

It would be Difficult if not almost impossible.

Ok. What's your question?

There are opportunities but you have to do top up courses to make efficient use of the opportunities.

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@@Ucheprisca i base in Nigeria and i wanted to relocate to Finland Tru study route... Going for bachelor degree programs in Health management or Tourism management... I don't know the school that offer the course and maybe admission is still available for September intake... Just don't know the right portal to apply in.. Pls help me out Thanks ma'am

That's great. You can search for that course on Studyinfo.fi. There you will see the universities that offer the course, the tuition fees and when they are likely to start admission. @@BisolaOwoseni-go6vm

@@Ucheprisca pls ma'am,, what is the difference between joint application and separate application.... Which period of time does each application usually takes place.. I really need help

Joint application happens in January, this is where all the Universities and UAS comes together using one application form to offer admission to prospective students. While separate application are been conducted by individual universities or UAS between June and December to offer students admissions to study in their respective institution. @@BisolaOwoseni-go6vm

Yes

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