One of the world’s best education systems, many English-taught degrees, a safe society and strong work rights for students.
Funds to show€800 / month
For a year+€9,600
Work30 hrs / week avg.
Online fee€600
What you need for a Finnish study permit
- Admission to a Finnish university or university of applied sciences.
- Proof of funds – at least €800 a month; for studies of a year or more, €9,600 in your account when you apply (less if your institution provides free accommodation or meals).
- Tuition fees paid or covered, if your course charges them.
- Private health insurance covering medical and pharmaceutical costs.
Costs to plan for
- Residence permit fee: €600 online, €750 on paper (first permit, adult).
- Monthly funds: €800 a month, or €9,600 for a year.
- Tuition: set by each institution; scholarships often available.
Working while you study
You can work in any field for an average of 30 hours a week.
After you graduate
Graduates can apply for a residence permit to look for work or start a business in Finland.
How we help
- Free Initial Consultation – in Karachi or online.
- Programme and university shortlist, including scholarships.
- Applications and admission.
- Funds and insurance documents checked.
- Online residence permit application.
- Pre-departure and settling in.
Figures checked on 28 September 2026. Official sources: Migri: studying in Finland · Migri: income requirement for students · Migri: residence permit for studies. Rules change – we confirm the latest position at your consultation.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much money do I need to study in Finland?
At least €800 a month; for studies of a year or more, €9,600 in your account when you apply – plus tuition if your course charges it.
Can I work while studying in Finland?
Yes – in any field, for an average of 30 hours a week.
What does the Finnish student permit cost?
€600 for an online application or €750 on paper (first permit, adult).