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Plan vocational studies and separate family applications together.

Compare vocational and other suitable programmes for adult applicants together with programme-specific language and admission requirements, funding, insurance and the family's separate permit files.

Vocational route first · Adult applicants · Separate family applications
Adult applicant planning education and family arrangements in Finland03
Adult applicantsVocational options with programme-specific admission criteria
Programme-specificLanguage and admission requirements vary
€6002026 adult online fee for a first study permit
Separate applicationsEach family member is assessed individually
OFFICIAL ASSESSMENT

Programme guidance does not guarantee admission or a residence permit.

The educational institution decides admission, while Migri independently decides the student and family residence-permit applications. Age and language requirements vary by programme and each family member applies separately; no adviser can guarantee either admission or residence.

Compare programmes against your education, work experience and budget.

A Finnish residence permit for studies generally requires admission to an eligible institution, sufficient funds and suitable insurance. Degree or vocational-qualification programmes can be relevant to adult applicants.

There is no single language rule for all programmes. Institutions set their own requirements. Spouses and children may apply on family-ties grounds, but each application and the family's total means of support are assessed separately.

These Turkish-language guides explain study requirements, A and B permits and the separate conditions for long-term residence planning. Vocational studies, admission and family requirements; Study permits and other residence routes; Education, language and work in permanent residence.

EDUCONProgramme research, institutional applications and education-route services are provided by EDUCON.
01

Programme selection

Study history, work experience and career goals are matched with suitable vocational or degree programmes.

  • Adult-accessible options
  • English or local-language programmes
  • Programmes suited to your career goals
02

Admission and study-permit file

Institutional requirements, educational documents, motivation, living budget and insurance are planned together.

  • Institution-specific criteria
  • Realistic living budget
  • Migri study permit
03

Separate family applications

Spouse and child applications, means of support, housing and schooling are considered alongside the main applicant.

  • Separate family-ties applications
  • Housing and children's education
  • Arrival plan

How the process works

  1. 01
    Profile review

    Education, experience, language and family plan are assessed.

  2. 02
    Programme matching

    Suitable vocational or degree programmes are identified.

  3. 03
    Institutional application

    Documents are prepared according to the institution's criteria.

  4. 04
    Funding and insurance

    Tuition, means of support and insurance are planned.

  5. 05
    Permit applications

    The student and family members submit their own applications.

  6. 06
    Settlement planning

    Housing, schooling and the first study period are prepared.

OFFICIAL SOURCES · CHECKED 6 September 2026

Official sources

Fees, processing estimates and legal requirements may change. The authority's current information on the date of application always takes precedence.

Migri · Residence permit for studiesMigri · Studying in FinlandStudyinfo · Finnish programmesOPH · Vocational qualificationsMigri · Students’ family membersMigri · Student and family application processing

Frequently asked questions

01Is there an upper age limit?+

Vocational education also serves adult applicants. This does not mean every programme admits candidates regardless of age or educational background. The institution’s published admission requirements and Migri’s permit conditions must both be met.

02Can I apply without language skills?+

Language requirements vary. English-taught programmes may require evidence of English; Finnish- or Swedish-taught programmes may require the relevant local language.

03Can my family apply with me?+

Eligible spouses and minor children submit separate family-ties applications and must meet the applicable relationship, age and means-of-support conditions. A student's family application is not decided before the student's application. Coordinated preparation does not guarantee simultaneous decisions or arrival.

04Who provides this service?+

EDUCON provides programme research and admission support. Our team makes the referral; institutions decide admission and Migri decides residence permits.

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