Day Trip to Hanko: Exploring Finland’s Southernmost Point with Friends | Part4

Join us on an exciting day trip to Hanko, Finland’s southernmost point, with friends! This charming summer town is famous for its extensive sandy beaches and historic wooden villas. Surrounded by the Gulf of Finland on three sides, Hanko offers a unique coastal experience. Known for its sunny weather and numerous events, this bilingual town is a true gem in Southern Finland. Discover the beauty and charm of Hanko with us!
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[@Damidydx]

Nice

[@JohnofFinland291]

Yeah 🇫🇮

[@user-ie8eo6go1c]

Good job John,i enjoy your videos a lot.A quick question,how much on the average do menial jobs like cleaning pay in Åland Island?How many hours are students allowed to work there?

[@JohnofFinland291]

I don’t know exactly how the salaries are in Åland. I would assume they are roughly the same as on the mainland of Finland. A cleaner’s salary varies depending on the tasks, but I would estimate it to be around 1800-2400 euros for basic duties. A student can work an average of 30 hours per week.

[@user-ie8eo6go1c]

@@JohnofFinland291 Thanks for the response,can I study in the Ålands with a Finnish study permit or do I need to apply for their residence permit?

[@JohnofFinland291]

@user-ie8eo6go1c Do you speak Swedish? In Åland, studies are in Swedish. Immigration matters in Åland are also handled by the Finnish Immigration Service. The right to study must be applied for from the same place as on the mainland of Finland. Finnish law applies in Åland with a few exceptions. For instance, the only official language is Swedish, and Finnish is spoken very little or almost not at all. Only a few percent of the population speak Finnish, and they also know Swedish. My video from Hanko is from mainland Finland, not Åland. There are also Swedish-speaking areas on the mainland, but they are usually bilingual.