Honestly, there are so many people here who are in the country and who know exactly how it is for foreigners, through their own lives and hundreds of stories of fellow expats. If you refuse to listen to their advice and are bashing it as pessimism, then you are blue-eyed at the border of foolishness. You might have heard a few stories of people who made it here, but what you didn't hear are the thousands of stories of people who failed.ilkin wrote:I dont think turkey will ever be in eu so Im going to be needed a working permit. But I still have time to learn finnish. I really am not as pessimistic as you are. Ofcourse you live there and you know everything about it but I still think that it cant be worse than here.
Also really? Qualified islam teacher? Why would anybody need that. Just read kuran everything is in that
About the language, your boyfriend is a psychologist, he should know that his profession relies more than any other on being able to understand what the other person is saying. How likely is it that a foreigner learns Turkish and gets a job as a psychologist in your country? Close to zero? Guess what, the Finnish language is much harder to learn. With some courses abroad and a Master course in the country he might get to B2-level, maybe if he is really good to C1, and that's by far not enough to work in the profession.