NEED A JOB IN TURKU HELP PLEASE

[azgoku]

someone told me i dont need Residance permit cuz Romania is in EU

Yes, well you get the answer for what you ask, giving all the information helps.

OK, so yes, you need to find a job, then the employer has to make a contract. Then with the contract you go to the maistraatti or tax office, and they register you into the system and you get a personal number. You need the tax card to get paid. The police is then within 3 months, then you get an EU-registration paper and get yourself confirmed as a "resident" in the maistraatti.

So, back to square 1. Finding a job. There is the http://www.mol.fi, but after you investigate it for a moment you notice one thing.

mm ty , but that site cant help me cuz i cant speak finnish , ive contacted them . Is there any jobs in Turku (cuz thats where i am ) that doesnt require finnish ?

[azgoku]

1. find a job and get a work contract
2. go to police
3. within 4 weeks you should receive their confirmation on your registration as eu citizen working in finland
4. with that confirmation go to maistraatti, they will (again, within about 2 weeks) send your social security number and register your right of residence
5. go to tax office with the social-security number paper and confirmation (you can get your salary without a tax card, but the employer takes 60% tax)
6. go to bank and establish a bank account
7. with all the papers (work contract, soc-sec number..) you can try to register at kela and get health and social coverage (but that depends on the length of your work contract)

Thank You , but i dont know where to find a job , i kept calling every site i found . Most said i need to know finnish language , and i dont speak finnish .

I was hoping that i can work somthing that doesnt require finnish for start ...

[rinso]

I was hoping that i can work somthing that doesnt require finnish for start ..

No Finnish language skills, no paperwork and in the middle of an economic crises where people get laid off everywhere,.....
Be realistic, you have very little chance of finding such a job.
As I said; time for plan B.

[annelaure]

Moy everybody,

I am almost in the same case. I'm 21 and came in Finland to visit the country but also to try to get a job, either in logisitcs, business or marketing (i'm graduated in export management and international trade, bachelor) or babysitting, french courses, cleaning,etc, in the way to be able to stay 2 months here.
So as I'm staying only 2 months, I'd like to know if I need this registration or not, if I don't get a job. And if I can be registered without a job. Because I'm a french student, so I can't have any student discount here (in france, all students can!!) and I have also to pay the full price for train/bus/metro/tram monthly card because I don't have the secure number. So I pay like 74 euros a month and a french friend pays 22 euros because she's an internship here in a university.
But I think it is a good experience. If I'm not able to stay the 2 months, I'll just stay as a tourist and visit the country during like 3 weeks and go home.
I like the country and the finnish people that I met until here are nice, but i think that the system is quite hard for foreign students. It's very different from the other EU countries actually. But that's ok, it's a good experience

[azgoku]

I was hoping that i can work somthing that doesnt require finnish for start ..

No Finnish language skills, no paperwork and in the middle of an economic crises where people get laid off everywhere,.....
Be realistic, you have very little chance of finding such a job.
As I said; time for plan B.

ye plan B go back to country

[annelaure]

It is not encouraging at all..

[azgoku]

It is not encouraging at all..

hmmmm

[azgoku]

Well , ty all for Help .
Ima go back in country no luck for me here .

Peace all

[annelaure]

That's ashame. I hope I'll be more lucky
But i'm just planning to stay 2 months, so it should be ok..
If someone is interested by french courses..