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Sorry but this is just begging the question of why in the world you would do that ??

Wonderful.. Thank you for stipulating my point..Do not go here for higher education.. Or education for that matter.. Where did you get your education. I would gladly take a look of those better schools. :roll: There is a great difference between schools and universities.. Pupils and students just f...

by onkko » Mon Feb 02, 2015 4:02 pm Snorri wrote: I am excited about the opportunity to study in one of the champions in education should I be accepted Finland is not a champion in education on any level (or anything at any level for that matter).. Even thou they have tried to gain some grounds on ...

I am excited about the opportunity to study in one of the champions in education should I be accepted Finland is not a champion in education on any level (or anything at any level for that matter).. Even thou they have tried to gain some grounds on middle school education via the pisa tests. The un...

Hi,

Does anyone here know where to get a "Fastelavnstönde"? The ones that are painted white with a cat on and easy to break for toddlers with wooden bats?

So what is this i-net anyhows? A particular guy net just for iphone users or something more metrosexual only for swedes?

Btw.. also you need funds on your account for the electron. It is not a credit card.

VISA electron is not the same as a VISA. Lots of shops do not take electron.. it is up to the shop and sometimes it is a lousy deal for the shopkeeper.

Get a normal VISA.

Seriously do not try to learn Finnish. It is not worth the trouble. After five years of studying you can exchange unpleasntries at a low payed job..

Use your energy on learning programming or mathemathics..

Good luck

Good luck Lily,

Don't give a @#$% what the others say.. Living in Finland is easy.. Getting a job without finnish languaghe skills is easy.. Just be yourself and think out of the box some times (Finns don't do that:))

All the best

Flossy1978 wrote:My son's first and middle name aren't Finnish. He was born in Finland and is Finnish. We were never questioned.

Wonderful..

My family is temporarily leaving Finland to go abroad (2-3 months) . We have Finnish citizenship/permanent residency. While abroad, we'd like to continue getting Kela benefits, receiving bank mail, etc. However, we do not have a permanent address here as we will be in between rentals while abroad. ...

Looking at the 8 listings on Oikotie.fi in Friisilä i can with pretty great accuracy say that it is not an area that would normally be associated with immigrant getthos and high crime rates...

Maybe you can go to oikotie.fi and put in make, model and year. There are a couple of v40's from around year 2000 for sale.

OK . Karate it is.