You will certainly find lots of restaurants and bars that you regularly visit in your native city.
Although, you will be certainly impressed with the Finnish home-based restaurants where the hosts will serve you food, drinks, and desserts.
The prices in all the establishments for public catering are similar.
MARKETS
The biggest and the best markets in Finland are located in big cities like Helsinki, Tampere, Kotka, etc.
They are all very neat and multicolored due to the variety of goods from vegetables and fruits to antique household items that people can buy there.
The best time to go to the market is early in the morning (there are a lot of fresh products) or at the end of the day (the prices are lower than usual).
TRANSPORTATION
The Finnish transport infrastructure is well-developed and you can use buses, cars, trains, planes,?and ferries to travel around the cities or through the country.
Public transport offers monthly passes and fair discounts for students and kids.
The most popular means of transport are trams, buses, and subways.
UTILITIES (MONTHLY)
Despite being rich, the Finns are rather economical.
They can switch off the heating for the night and save a good deal of money on electricity if the heating depends on electricity.
Heating takes more than 50% of the sum of the bill.
The Finns save money on clean water since both cold and hot tap water is absolutely drinkable.
SPORTS & LEISURE
Finland is a sportive country and people here are striving to be fit and healthy.
The Finnish kids are involved in lots of sporting activities like football, gymnastics, ice hockey, and floorball.
Older people run, go to fitness clubs, or do physical exercises at home.
CLOTHING & SHOES
Along with the chain stores of the world’s popular brands, Finland is famous for the manufacturing of high-quality winter clothes and shoes, ski gear, home textile, and accessories.
The prices, as well as the quality of the clothes, are high but it is worth buying.
You can go shopping in the malls or order the goods of your interest online.
RENT PER MONTH
In Finland, you can find announcements about accommodation rent in the weekly newspapers and in the banks.
Many people are used to looking for apartments on the web, where the largest lists of flats are owned by agent firms.
Finland is a very attractive area for living in since it has a high level of living, a stable economy, and decent salaries.
An average monthly net salary is $2,767.58 which can be earned by either a local person or a foreigner.
The only difference is in the qualification – an educated specialist who meets the strict employer’s requirements can make much more than an average worker after school.
First and foremost, you should have a very good command of the Finnish and English languages and have a degree, as well as work experience.
The mortgage interest rate is one of the lowest in Europe and makes only 1.38% annually.
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Finland : Cost of Living by City
