Do you want to study abroad on tuition free universities in Finland?
University higher education in Finland is funded by the State through the Ministry of Education, and therefore students enrolled in regular degree studies pay no tuition fees.students as well. However, some Master’s programmes may charge tuition fees from non-EU/EEA students.
The student union charges a membership fee of about 53 euros/term. Membership is compulsory for those studying for their Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees; those pursuing their doctoral studies may join the student union if they wish.
Bachelor’s and Doctoral level programmes -as well as many Master’s level programmes- do not charge any tuition fees, regardless of your nationality. This also applies to the international degree students and to exchange and visiting
One important aspect of study in Finland is considering how to finance your study or research period. You will need to be able to cover your everyday living expenses, travel, insurance, etc. Financing one’s stay and studies in Finland by working is not possible.
Below are some of the tuition free universities in Finland for international students. You will also find links for more details about studying in Finland.
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How much will i need to have in my account before i apply for the visa?

Nigerians were excluded from writing the exams in Ghana so when you apply you will have to go to Finland for the exam if selected

marshaldollz: Nigerians were excluded from writing the exams in Ghana so when you apply you will have to go to Finland for the exam if selected

Really? Will make more enquiries into that.
Thanks for the information.

achu442: How much will i need to have in my account before i apply for the visa?

Maybe not necessarily in your personal account (it could be a sponsor or guardian's account)
The government requires that non-EU students show an asset of 6,000 Euros when moving to Finland.
Though, stricter regulations may be placed on students from developing nations.

Olsey:
Really? Will make more enquiries into that.
Thanks for the information.

you are welcome bro,the decision may be overturned this year,so people should just keep their fingers crossed

marshaldollz: you are welcome bro,the decision may be overturned this year,so people should just keep their fingers crossed

Exactly what Nigerians want. They had better overturned it.

i am interestedi n studying Bsc nursing in finland and my sister as well wants to study electrical engineering,how do we get started in other to resume foir the next intake and is it compulsory we write ielts

Big aunty: i am interestedi n studying Bsc nursing in finland and my sister as well wants to study electrical engineering,how do we get started in other to resume foir the next intake and is it compulsory we write ielts

You may find these helpful:
www.studyinfinland.fi/how_to_apply/your_steps_to_finland


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