Study in Finland for FREE: Vocational Programs & Application Guide (2025-2027)

[@ImmigrateWithBreno]

This is such an inspiring video! 🌟 I’ve always been fascinated by the possibilities of studying abroad, and this content presents an opportunity to study in Finland for FREE through vocational programs! 🇫🇮 It’s truly life-changing how countries like Finland offer tuition-free education

[@marjiatonni5814]

How much Application fee and when start application for September 2025 intake??

[@abdellah_ali]

Where's the official website of vocational training in Finland??

[@promisebreno]

@@abdellah_aliplease check the video description box. It's there

[@just42tube]

Each educational institution has its own official websites. If you want more generic information you could read about Vocational Education and Training from the Finnish National Agency for Education’s (EDUFI) website.

[@virtueshuman]

❤❤❤❤

[@basantakhadka2363]

Work experience is mandatory or not sir? I don't have any work experience so I am worried about it.

[@just42tube]

Each study program entry admission has its own specific requirements. There are some programs for which experience is required.

[@eunyli6093]

Please I am trying to apply but I’m confused about Finish personal identity code they are asking me

[@promisebreno]

you don't need to fill that part since you don't have it

[@eunyli6093]

@ thank you

[@basantakhadka2363]

Can we show one day bank balance for our living expenses..?

[@just42tube]

What is "one day bank balance" ?

[@Sujan-98443]

Bro audaina vane ma help garxu, ma ni apply gardai xu

[@basantakhadka2363]

@@Sujan-98443 bro deadline Kati sakyo aaba apply garna mildaina nih

[@YoutubeNew-uh4gb]

Byt finland is so expensive

[@harrisonleon1421]

How much is Finland POF pls?

[@promisebreno]

The Proof of Funds (POF) requirement for Finland varies depending on the type of visa or residence permit you are applying for. For a student residence permit, for example, you are typically required to show that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay. The minimum amount required is: €560 per month for a single person (as of 2024), which totals around €6,720 per year. This amount is meant to cover living expenses like accommodation, food, and other daily costs. If you are applying for a work permit or another type of residence permit, the requirements may differ. Always check the most up-to-date information from the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) or the relevant authorities when preparing your application.

[@moferajsolomon146]

Can I use IELTS in place of the Duligo?

[@promisebreno]

@@moferajsolomon146 no but please confirm from the school website

[@zerbynonloso7387]

anyone things that's true?

[@AbuzarKamran-c9j]

Yes it is