

FINLAND
Educational Information
Languages Spoken
Finnish and Swedish are the official languages of Finland, but many universities offer programs in English for international students. English is widely spoken in academic and business environments, making it accessible for international students.
Top Ten Universities for Bangladeshi Students
The following universities are highly ranked and popular among international students:
Range of Tuition Fees
Tuition fees for international students vary by degree and university, with most being between €8,000 and €18,000 per year.
General Eligibility and English Language Test Requirements
Eligibility requires HSC/A-Level certificate for undergraduate studies or a relevant undergraduate degree for postgraduate studies.
English proficiency is required for English-taught programs, with common tests and typical minimum scores being:
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Finland offers various financial aid and scholarships for international students, including Finnish Government Scholarships, Erasmus+ Program Scholarships, and university-specific scholarships. These are often based on academic merit or field of study. It's recommended to research specific scholarships on university websites.
Application Procedure, Portal, and Documents
The application process for international students is typically online and handled directly through each university's application portal.
Student Visa Details
Bangladeshi students need to apply for a Student Visa (Type D).
Cost of Living
Finland has a moderate to high cost of living, and students should expect to need between €600-1,100 per month for living expenses. The annual living cost is typically €8,000-12,000, varying by city with Helsinki being more expensive.
Student Work Permit
The Student Visa allows students to work up to 25 hours per week during studies and full-time during breaks. The current minimum wage in Finland is €11.50 per hour.
Post-Study Work Visa
International students can apply for a 12-month job search permit after graduation, which allows them to stay and work in Finland. This provides a pathway to the EU Blue Card for long-term employment.
Dependent Visa Details
A Student Visa holder can include their spouse and dependent children on their visa application, provided they meet the financial requirements.
Permanent Residency and Passport Facilities
Permanent residency is not available to students during their studies. However, after graduation and obtaining a work permit, it may be possible to apply for permanent residency after 5 years of residence.
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