Study in Finland provides end-to-end consultancy support for Bangladeshi students, covering admission, scholarships, financial planning, visa and residence permit assistance, insurance, accommodation, and arrival preparation, backed by 12+ years of experience and 550+ residence permit applications supported.
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Study in Finland offers 8 core services covering the complete study journey: admission process, scholarships, accommodation, financial assistance, counselling, visa and residence permit assistance, insurance solutions, and pre-departure and travel assistance. Key requirements include a Migri financial proof of €800/month or €9,600/year, health insurance covering at least €100,000 in medical expenses, and residence permit decisions typically issued within 30 days.
The table below consolidates the core figures across the entire Finland study journey, each is explained in full detail, with sourcing, on its dedicated service page.
| Requirement | Figure | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition fees (non-EU/EEA) | €8,000-€20,000/year | Admission Process |
| Common scholarship coverage | 30%-100%, varies by university | Scholarships |
| Migri financial proof | €800/month or €9,600/year | Financial Assistance |
| Health insurance minimum coverage | €100,000 medical, €30,000 medicine | Insurance Solutions |
| Residence permit processing time | Most decided within 30 days | Visa Assistance |
| Student housing foundation rent | €280-€650/month | Accommodation |
Guidance through Finland's Studyinfo.fi Joint Application system, application periods, required documents, and admission timelines from application to enrollment.
See Full Details →Verified tuition fee waiver information by university, from Helsinki and Aalto's Master's-level scholarships to Tampere and Eastern Finland's confirmed coverage tiers.
See Full Details →Support finding student housing through foundations like HOAS and TOAS, plus guidance on private rentals when foundation housing isn't available.
See Full Details →Help understanding and preparing the exact financial documentation Migri requires, currently €800 per month or €9,600 per year, including bank statement rules.
See Full Details →Full-journey guidance from initial assessment through university selection, application support, and residence permit preparation, with the same counsellor throughout.
See Full Details →Clear guidance on Finland's residence permit process, application steps, processing times, and required documents, with the important distinction between a visa and a residence permit explained.
See Full Details →Guidance on Migri's exact insurance coverage requirements, at least €100,000 in medical expenses and €30,000 in medicine expenses, so your certificate meets requirements the first time.
See Full Details →Support preparing to leave Bangladesh and settle into Finland, from packing and flight booking to registering with DVV for your personal identity code.
See Full Details →These services follow the natural order of a Finland study journey. Admission and eligibility come first, followed by scholarship and financial planning once you know which university you're targeting. Visa assistance and insurance follow admission, since both depend on having an offer in hand. Accommodation and pre-departure preparation come last, closer to your actual travel date. Counselling runs through the entire process, connecting each stage rather than treating them as separate, disconnected steps. Study in Finland built these services around that natural sequence, not as a list of unrelated offerings.
These services are delivered by a Finland-specialized counselling team with a combined 10+ years of experience in Finnish university admissions and residence permit guidance. Meet the full Study in Finland team →
For a broader look at the full application journey, see our complete guide to admission, visa, and scholarships on the blog.
Study in Finland provides 8 core services: admission process guidance, scholarships, accommodation support, financial assistance, counselling, visa and residence permit assistance, insurance solutions, and pre-departure and travel assistance.
No. Admission decisions are made by Finnish universities, and residence permit decisions are made solely by Migri. Study in Finland has supported 550+ applications with an 80%+ approval outcome, but this reflects past results, not a guarantee.
Yes. Students can book a free consultation or complete a free eligibility assessment before committing to any service.
Study in Finland specializes exclusively in Finland, allowing its counsellors to focus specifically on Finnish admission and Migri requirements.
Most students start with a free eligibility assessment to understand their academic fit, followed by a consultation to plan out the full application journey.
