How To Find Part Time Jobs in  

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​@@travexplorefinlandhow r u madam zahid from Pakistan please give me ur whatsup nobr if u don't mind I talk to u

What about moving to corporate jobs like Sales, Instructional Designer etc. like Interview process, language issue etc.?

There is a job search playlist you can watch which has guidance on this - 'How to find Jobs in Finland ' Part 1 to 3

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Kindly explain why there is no job? What about international students job situation here?

Yes

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It's the same as with boys, there is no discrimination based on gender 😊

Koi b job jisme customer se baat karni hogi usme finnish language chahiye hoti hai generally

@@travexplorefinland ok thankyou for reply

What you do in Finland?

Hanji possible hai, many people provide hair style service privately as well but ye aisi job nhi hai jiske basis pe apko visa sponsorship milegi.

@@travexplorefinland mechanical ki study ke liye hi finalnd ana he, hairstylist ki job muje part-time chaiye jo student ko 30 hours allow he

Hello. Finland ki universities Google karo aur unki websites pe scholarship ke lie check karo. Also check studyinfinland.fi

Is it hard get job there to pay fees and manage living

Finland is one of the most expensive places to live in, you can't really expect to save much. For fees you can try to get a scholarship. That way you get either study for free or get a discount on the fees. You can Follow my Instagram page 'Travexplore Finland' and connect with me through messenger if you have any queries.

​@travexplorefinland can you give me information about finland what is reality for living for family

I have a Playlist for videos on Full time jobs in Finland, you can watch them. I have discussed about Finnish job market.

I'm unable to find it.kindly send me link

All videos are there on the channel page itself, please check Part 1, 2 and 3 for full time jobs in Finland.

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Sirf full time courses aur number of credits ke basis pe admission hota hai to student visa milta hai.

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Thank you! 😊🙏

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Hello. Visa type pe depend karta hai. Agar A type visa hai to spouse ko kaam karna allowed hai. Kaisi job milegi wo to unki education, experience pe depend karta hai..

​​@@travexplorefinland mam if there is B category visa spouse can work? Please reply

Yes , allowed to work. Information is available on migri.fi

Nhi, aisa karna illegal hoga kyuki student visa pe as a student rehte hain aur zyada se zyada 30hours per week hi job kar sakte hain. Full time Job agar mil b gai to wo log visa type ka proof maangenge, jisme full time job karna allowed ho.

@@travexplorefinland accha bhai thanks fir reply

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You can watch my videos on Full time jobs in Finland - Part 1, 2 and 3. I have mentioned a lot of websites for full time jobs there.

Hanji, kyuki udher ki population kam hai, big cities ke mukable. Cleaning aur food delivery jobs kam hongi but Posti me try kar sakte ho, for delivering couriers and advertisements.

kitne time bad vaha se move ho skte h mam course or city change krke?

​@@itsgoniibhadu8564 hlo brother aap joensuu me ho ja apne jana hai joensuu?? Mera v joensuu city ka addmission ayea hai

@@honeylongowal aaya tha brother offer latter karelia university ka maine decline krr diya. Aapka ho gya kya admission?

@@itsgoniibhadu8564 Bhai soch rha hu kya kru job ki dikkat hoti hai joensuu me aapne kiu decline kr dia??

Ye to depend karta hai ki aap konsa course aur subjects select karte ho

@@travexplorefinland Vasa koi easy course kon sa ha ????

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Hello where are you from.. iam Also thinking to study in vasa let's discuss together.

Hey sorry I have no idea about Vaasa. I suggest you connect with someone based there on LinkedIn or Facebook and ask those questions.

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Sure good idea, thanks!

Hello! No it is not allowed and if someone does that, then they'll be caught because all employers will take your SSN number and tax authorities will come to know about their earnings. Also employers don't give any cash payments, all part time payments are done by bank transfer so everything is recorded and is transparent.

​@@travexplorefinland Actually a student could have a residence permit for work or have some other legal grounds for living legally in Finland. It's less usual, but possible.

Depends on what basis the student is living in Finland. If the student has a residence permit for studies then the permit for working for income is on average 30 hours per week within a year. So temporarily 30 hours can be exceeded, just not for the long term. Working can also not prevent the normal progress of studies. Working as part of the curriculum has no limitations. If the student has the residence permit for work or is a dependent, then there are no special hour limits for working.

@@travexplorefinland There is also this: Paid wages and other similar payments are reported to the Incomes Register. The employer or other payer reports data after each payment transaction. The payments made are reported to the Incomes Register in the gross amount. All payers report their payments to the Incomes Register. This means that households, housing companies and associations, among others, are obligated to report their payments made, such as wages, reimbursements of expenses and non-wage compensation for work. A law, decree or a decision of the Tax Administration may include exceptions to the obligation to withhold tax or collect tax at source in certain situations. Even if the withholding of tax or the collection of tax at source is unnecessary, income must be reported to the Incomes Register. 1.2 An earnings payment report is submitted separately for each income earner Data is reported separately for each income earner by submitting an earnings payment report to the Incomes Register. It is not important from the perspective of the reporting obligation whether or not the payer or income earner has a Finnish customer identifier. Primarily, the Finnish customer identifier, entered in the Population Information System, is reported for an income earner. If the income earner does not have a Finnish customer identifier, the foreign identifier is reported. In this case, more detailed identification data regarding the income earner must be provided, such as the first name, last name and address, as well as the date of birth and gender, if the income earner is a natural person. It is recommended that both identifiers be reported if the income earner has both a Finnish and a foreign identifier. For an income earner who is a non-resident taxpayer, the Tax Identification Number (TIN) of the country of residence must also be reported, if the identifier is in use in the non-resident taxpayer’s country of residence. A person is regarded as a non-resident taxpayer if their residence and home is located abroad and they do not reside in Finland for more than six months consecutively. A company is regarded as a non-resident taxpayer if its registered domicile is elsewhere than in Finland. If a non-resident taxpayer also has a Finnish customer identifier, both identifiers must be entered on the report. If a Finnish customer identifier is later provided for a non-resident taxpayer, previously submitted reports do not need to be corrected. Once the identifier has been provided, data must be reported using the Finnish and foreign identifiers. For more information, see Reporting data to the Incomes Register: international situations. If an income earner has been provided with an artificial identifier, and the artificial identifier is reported to the Incomes Register, ‘Other identifier’ must be selected as its type and the country code of the country that granted the identifier must also be reported, e.g. FI. If an income earner does not have a Finnish personal identity code registered in the Population Information System and the Finnish Tax Administration has provided the income earner with an artificial identifier for taxation, the payer must report the artificial identifier provided by the Tax Administration in addition to the foreign identifier. As a result, the report can be allocated to the correct person. Every time data is submitted with an identifier other than a Finnish personal identity code registered in the Population Information System, the following data must be submitted: name, date of birth, gender, and address. The foreign identifier must also be reported.

I would emphasize that studying is the main work that at least the full-time students do and there are no rules limiting how much a student can work. There is only limit for working for income, if you're staying in Finland having a residence permit for studies. Unpaid volunteer type work also has no limitations.

In general, most of the areas have good connectivity to some public transport and basic facilities and stores are within walking distance.

Check online for similar courses in Universities based in Finland.

Thank you 🙏❤️

Hlo mera bi plan hai student visa ka main bi nhi janta kisi ko

Hello, You can follow my page 'TravExplore Finland' on Instagram and connect with me through messenger.

Mera bi plan hai Finland ka study visa per

Most welcome and thanks to you too! ✌️😊🙏

Shubham sir can you please tell which place is better to stay in, for metropolia university students?

@@siddhant-l9f Hi well it depends on the campus in which you got admission as there are 4 campuses in the Uusimaa region. And every campus is connected to the city centre.

Shubham sir is there any chance you could share your insta id

@@siddhant-l9f shubhamiha

The rules and requirements mentioned are the same for the entire Finland but you'll be able to find more part time job opportunities in big cities like Helsinki, Espoo and Vantaa

Migri.fi par check karo, wahan latest aur sahi information mil jayegi..

I suspect you intended to write contract, meaning employment contract, and not contact. If you're asking about immigration permit process, the Finnish Immigration Service website (Migri) is the official source. The process depends on what kind of employment contract you have, the type of job you have and several other factors.

@@just42tube I Apply one Hotel they said they will give me employment contact. Now what is my next step. I have to apply for finland residents permit from malta or First I have to go Finland then need to apply?

@@Kaviamaranfan From the residence permit application process point of view, there is no need or benefit to visit Finland first. But if you're unsure about your employer and the place of work, perhaps meeting them eye to eye and seeing the place by your own eyes could give some emotional support for you to make decisions. Since everything can be done remotely over internet connections and services, there isn't really practical need for traveling. I

Hi, I'm not sure I understand your question correctly. Do you already have a job in a hotel and are waiting for them to give you an employment contract? If you are coming to Finland on the basis of job then you can apply for a residence permit only when you have an employment contract or offer

@@travexplorefinland Thank you so much

Some part time jobs which require customer interaction will need finnish language skills. But many other part time jobs don't need it, like cleaning jobs, delivery, kitchen etc

Taking care of patients, especially in their homes, you need to speak their language. You also need to understand and be able to communicate with medical professionals and others. Language skills are a key, so how good is your Finnish. Not having skills in the majority and official languages makes it difficult to find jobs, though not impossible.

Ok any other option please help me

@@homepatientcare Healthcare sector has employment opportunities in Finland, but also qualification and language skill requirements. There are education pathways to learn for people who already have background in the field and willingness to put in the effort of learning languages and topping up their other skills to become qualified to work in Finland and EU.

Yes, as pointed out in the comments, in your healthcare field, you must have finnish language skills to get a job. It's true that they have a shortage of staff in healthcare but they refuse to hire people who don't have the language skills. You can take online course for the language before coming here and there are also options for Ammattikoulu www.ammattikorkeakouluun.fi/opiskelu/#:~:text=Ammattikorkeakoulututkinto%20on%20korkeakoulututkinto%2C%20joka%20antaa,)%20tai%20sairaanhoitaja%20(AMK).

@@travexplorefinland At the vocational school education level (ammattikoulu) there is the possibility to to become a qualified lähihoitaja ( nursing assistant, care giver or something similar in English) . To become a sairaanhoitaja in Finland requires first getting ahigher education degree (at least bachelor's degree in Healthcare, Nursing) or an equivalent education and then applying to become a registered nurse by Valvira, the Finnish national agency handling licensing of licenced professions. Language proficiency requirements are based on legislation and required for getting license. There is the practical necessity of having a common language so that patient's safety doesn't get compromised by misunderstandings in communication. Employers don't have much room to take risks with patient's safety. They can get their licenses removed, if they do that. But it's a difficult balance in a situation, where qualified workforce is not easily available and of course there are also costs involved in having more and better qualified staff.

Finnish ya English me se koi ek language to ache se aani hi chahiye kyuki subjects in dono me se kisi ek language me select kar sakte ho.

you cannot work with tourist visa

Well, people on tourist visas are not allowed to work, moreover the companies will not accept them. For low cost accommodation I can suggest a shared apartment only. The next best would be Noli studios, which are furnished or Lumo, which is subsidized.

Hanji meri ye wali video me students ke lie achi information hai - How to Find Jobs in Finland Part 3. Watch it!