Meet Our Finland Study Team
Real experience, real names — meet the counsellors who will personally guide your admission, scholarship, and visa process from start to finish.
Chief Executive Officer
✓ 10+ Years ExperienceAnisuzzaman Kiron is the CEO at Study Abroad in Italy, a education consultancy specializing in Italian university admissions for Bangladeshi students. With over 10 years of experience in international student consultancy, he has personally guided hundreds of students through the complete admission and visa process — from university selection and Universitaly pre-enrollment to MAECI-compliant visa documentation and final approval.
General Manager
✓ 10+ Years ExperienceMd Kamrul Hasan serves as General Manager at Study Abroad in Italy, bringing 10+ years of experience in operations and organizational leadership. He oversees daily operations and process improvements that keep service delivery consistent and well-coordinated for students throughout their admission and visa journey.
Senior Counsellor
3 Years ExperienceMukta Sultana has 3 years of experience guiding students through international university applications, with expertise across multiple study destinations including Finland. She helps Bangladeshi students compare Finnish universities and Universities of Applied Sciences, prepare competitive applications, and understand programme-specific admission requirements.
Senior Counsellor
4 Years ExperienceMousumi Mou has 4 years of experience advising students on international university admissions across multiple countries, with a focus that includes Finland. She works closely with students to assess academic eligibility and guide them through the documentation required for Finnish university applications and residence permits.
Counsellor
2 Years ExperienceHiya Rashid has 2 years of experience in international education consultancy, supporting students across multiple study destinations, including Finland. She assists students with programme selection, application document preparation, and understanding admission timelines for Finnish universities and UAS.
Senior Counsellor
3+ Years ExperienceAysha Siddika Asha (Shela) has over 3 years of experience in international education consultancy, with expertise across multiple study destinations including Finland. She supports students through application preparation and document review, helping ensure accuracy before submission to Finnish universities.
FAQ
Answers to the most common questions Bangladeshi students ask about admission, cost, residence permit requirements, and outcomes for studying in Finland.
Finland issues a residence permit for studies (not a visa) through Migri, the Finnish Immigration Service, and approval depends on the individual applicant's documentation, financial proof, and admission status. Study in Finland has supported 550+ residence permit applications with an 80%+ approval outcome (internal business data), though every case is decided independently by Migri.
Tuition for non-EU/EEA students in Finland typically ranges from €8,000 to €12,000 per year depending on the university and programme, and Migri requires proof of at least €800/month (roughly €9,600/year) to cover living costs for the residence permit application.
Most Finnish universities and UAS institutions require English proficiency proof such as IELTS (commonly 6.0 or higher), though some accept PTE, TOEFL, or a Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate instead — requirements vary by university and programme, so this should be confirmed individually.
Study in Finland is a Bangladesh-based consultancy specializing exclusively in Finland, providing student assessment, university/UAS selection, Studyinfo.fi application support, scholarship guidance, documentation, and residence permit application support with 12+ years of experience.
Migri's processing time for a residence permit for studies varies by case load and application completeness, and current estimated processing times should always be checked directly on Migri's official website rather than assumed from past cycles.
Commonly required documents include a valid passport, university admission letter, proof of sufficient funds (bank statement showing the Migri financial requirement), health insurance, and academic certificates — though exact requirements can vary by case and should be verified against Migri's current checklist.
Yes. Students with a Finnish residence permit for studies can generally work part-time alongside their studies, though the specific hours-per-week rule should be confirmed against Migri's current regulations before publishing a fixed number.
