Thank you. I personally don’t have any insurance I am paying at the moment. I don’t have a house insurance because I live in a youth apartment and it is not required. I don’t have a health insurance because the Government makes provision for that.
You need to have a steady job and at least some savings (around 15-20% of the total price). No negative credit. If possible, someone to back up your loan.
Will like to know,are you working already in Finland to cover this cost of living? And what is your Net salary. Please I really want to know. Also where do you live in Finland Thank you 😊💕
Hi, thank you for watching. I was working full time during the summer (so I saved up a bit) but now I am a student. Will start working sometime early next year. My net salary was between 2100e- 2500e ( can’t disclose exact amount because of privacy 😊) I live in Helsinki
@@Bolutife ohhh I understand,but what type of job pay that much at that range (ohh it's Helsinki tho) Because I'm looking forward to come to Finland,my sister's and I. I'm coming for my upper secondary school
In student housing such costs are often included in the rent. They also include internet connection. By light you probably mean electricity. By gas you mean ⛽ for car or gas for cooking? Mostly people use gas for cooking only in outdoor grills. By phone you must mean mobile phone subscriptions. Prices depend on what kind of service you subscribe.
@@kwamescratch6727 In Finland some larger towns had gas networks to especially to older downtown apartment buildings. That has mostly disappeared, but some still exist, at least in Helsinki. Professional kitchens are more likely to still use gas, or at least used to. Some high-end home kitchens also have professional quality gas cookers. But clearly the ease of use, safety and affordability of electrical one has removed just about all interest to use gas indoors. But outside in a summer cottage or garden, there the live burning flame still has kept it's place at least in grilling. But of course, even then some say that coal grills are the better choice than gas ones.
@@kwamescratch6727 Just for clarification: I am not her, Bolutife. Am not even female. A small hint of manners in Finland, which could become useful if you visit Finland : We prefer not to use ma'am or sirs, as it is not part of the contemporary Finnish society to use those. Only in very rare exceptional situations it could be natural and not seen as ironic or parodic way. It wouldn't be out of place in military or addressing the president of the country. And even then mostly only in formal circumstances. But we understand, if foreigner uses those (ma'am, sir) , even though still it would sound a bit strange to most of us. As the Finnish society adopted egalitarian values it also changed our polite ways of addressing people.
Actually I didn’t understand if you paid 500ish eur for an student apartment or for an actual apartment, if you can specify that it’d be extremely helpful imo
Hi, coming here to school seems to be the best way and it is something you can do for your self. Please check my “study in Finland” playlist for guidance. Also work is an option.
Short and straightforward thank you for this informative session 👏🏾
High level, forward to the top!
You’re one who focus on the quality content, you can make to create something new now !
Really need to hear some good like this in these times
as a student can I cover my cost of living by part time job and best city for part time job
Where to live from? Is there a scholarship with monthly allowance or something for your expenses ?
Yeah. In my opinion, everybody made a video about it already but it’s the best 🙂
Very detailed video☺️please what’s the name of your school in helsinki?
Nice video. Thanks, how about insurance, isn't there non.
Thank you. I personally don’t have any insurance I am paying at the moment. I don’t have a house insurance because I live in a youth apartment and it is not required. I don’t have a health insurance because the Government makes provision for that.
Hello dear? Great video. What kind of house could cost over 500
Hello 👋, I live in a studio apartment in Helsinki
Your skin looks unbelievably beautiful. Loved the video.
Hey sis, can you talk about requirements of buying an apartment using mortgage.
You need to have a steady job and at least some savings (around 15-20% of the total price). No negative credit. If possible, someone to back up your loan.
Is it easy to get work there
yes, plz
What do u mean by transfer to other account? So u spend 800 or 1800?
Transfer meaning, I sent from my daily account to my savings accounts. So I typically did not spend it. It just went out my account
Thank you for sharing ✨🙏🇫🇮
My pleasure 🤎
Thanks for the information 😊 Take care.
Will like to know,are you working already in Finland to cover this cost of living?
And what is your Net salary.
Please I really want to know.
Also where do you live in Finland
Thank you 😊💕
Hi, thank you for watching. I was working full time during the summer (so I saved up a bit) but now I am a student. Will start working sometime early next year. My net salary was between 2100e- 2500e ( can’t disclose exact amount because of privacy 😊)
I live in Helsinki
@@Bolutife ohhh I understand,but what type of job pay that much at that range (ohh it's Helsinki tho)
Because I'm looking forward to come to Finland,my sister's and I.
I'm coming for my upper secondary school
@@sarcasm0 did u finally move to finland
U didn’t add light, water, phone and gas bills
In student housing such costs are often included in the rent.
They also include internet connection.
By light you probably mean electricity.
By gas you mean ⛽ for car or gas for cooking?
Mostly people use gas for cooking only in outdoor grills.
By phone you must mean mobile phone subscriptions.
Prices depend on what kind of service you subscribe.
@@just42tube yh meant electricity and gas for cooking because in Ghana most homes use gas for cooking but thanks for your reply
@@kwamescratch6727
In Finland some larger towns had gas networks to especially to older downtown apartment buildings. That has mostly disappeared, but some still exist, at least in Helsinki.
Professional kitchens are more likely to still use gas, or at least used to.
Some high-end home kitchens also have professional quality gas cookers. But clearly the ease of use, safety and affordability of electrical one has removed just about all interest to use gas indoors. But outside in a summer cottage or garden, there the live burning flame still has kept it's place at least in grilling.
But of course, even then some say that coal grills are the better choice than gas ones.
@@just42tube thank you ma’am
@@kwamescratch6727
Just for clarification: I am not her, Bolutife.
Am not even female.
A small hint of manners in Finland, which could become useful if you visit Finland : We prefer not to use ma'am or sirs, as it is not part of the contemporary Finnish society to use those.
Only in very rare exceptional situations it could be natural and not seen as ironic or parodic way. It wouldn't be out of place in military or addressing the president of the country. And even then mostly only in formal circumstances.
But we understand, if foreigner uses those (ma'am, sir) , even though still it would sound a bit strange to most of us. As the Finnish society adopted egalitarian values it also changed our polite ways of addressing people.
cheers!!😻
Lovely 😍
Actually I didn’t understand if you paid 500ish eur for an student apartment or for an actual apartment, if you can specify that it’d be extremely helpful imo
I live in a youth apartment which is quite close to a normal apartment, just a bit less expensive
This is fantastic.
Hi Bolutife please how can I come to Finland…I can’t find no good agent please
Hi, coming here to school seems to be the best way and it is something you can do for your self. Please check my “study in Finland” playlist for guidance. Also work is an option.
Please how can one get this youth apartment..and is it advisable if you are coming with family please???
Hi, yes it is. If you or your spouse is below 29 that’s possible. www.nalasunnot.fi/ and www.asuntosaatio.fi/asunnot/etsi-asuntoa/?type=AsoFilters
Hi Tife , how you doing?pls for your rent 572£ is a month or yearly?
Hii, it’s monthly 😌
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Please check your DM on ig
pls, I wrote you on Instagram but no response from you. the account is (daim......)
Really need to hear some good like this in these times
This is fantastic.