With 5.5 million inhabitants, the northern European country offers great job opportunities and good salaries.
In recent times, a large number of Argentines have opted for Travel to Europe for better job opportunities and live there permanently. However, when people decide to emigrate, they always consider the most well-known destinations, whether due to the language, customs or family roots.
Finland is an atypical destinationbut it is increasingly receiving more people who decide to settle there. It is located in northern Europe, in the Baltic Sea region, and is ideal for emigrating since according to World of Statistics, this country is the happiest in the world and the second with the least corruption.
In order to work in Finland without being a citizen of the European Union (EU), Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland, a residence permit for work reasons is required. The website of the Finnish Embassy in Buenos Aires explains how to obtain such a permit.
What are the most sought-after jobs in Finland for Argentines?
Before applying for permission, you must get a job in the country European compulsory. According to Vive Trabajo, the most in-demand jobs in Finland are: Nurses, Health care assistants, Social workers, Medical specialists, Early childhood educators, Dentists, Psychologists, Personal caregivers at home, Cleaners, Welders and flame cutters, Contact center salespeople.
How much is the basic salary in Finland?
According to the site Datosmacro.com The average monthly salary in Finland was 4,200 euros last year. The annual amount was 50,774 euros.
Based on said salary and the list of prices published by Preciosmundia resident of Finland spends around 66 euros on grocery shopping, 60 euros on public transport, 20.60 euros on the internet and 115 euros on basics such as water, electricity, gas and garbage.
On the other hand, the list of rental prices varies depending on whether you rent in the city centre or on the outskirts of the city and on the environment. Prices can range from 640 euros for a one-bedroom apartment on the outskirts to 1000 euros for a one-bedroom apartment on the outskirts of the city. 1300 euros for a three-bedroom house in the centre.
Source: Ambito
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