If you are an EU/EEA and Switzerland citizen, you have a right move to Finland without a visa, however, you must apply for EU registration if you want to reside in Finland for longer than three months. After you submit your registration, you will receive a personal identity code, and your stay in Finland will be legal. As well as you are registered Finnish resident you automatically have a right to work and access to all public services as well as your family.
If you are Non-EU citizen and you want to start your immigration to Finland you need a national visa D called "oleskelulupa" if you want to stay longer than 3 months. You may apply for these visas for non-EU citizens:
In our school we are preparing our students for school or job interviews in Finnish, language exams and everyday life in Finland. Although about 70% of Finnish people speak English, knowledge of local language Finnish may be crucial in various situations. Check our courses online.
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