For 8 consecutive years, Finland has been ranked the happiest country in the world. We have all heard about this statistic at least once in our life but if you haven’t yet then now you have! It might even sound ‘made-up’ but when you look at other Nordic countries, they too rank quite high in the World Happiness Report. So while America might be called the Land of the Free, our team here at Intero calls Finland as the Land of the Happy.  Now you might be wondering - Will I, a

Thinking of swapping your Starbucks for a steaming cup of kahvi (coffee in Finnish) and your morning commute for a snowy stroll through the forest? Welcome to Finland, land of lakes, saunas, and some of the most refreshingly honest people you will ever meet. Before you start your new chapter in Finland, here are 40 things that will make you smile, surprise you, and probably save you from a few “why is nobody talking on the bus?” moments. 🌲 Culture & Daily Life 1. Silence is

Deciding to move to Finland is a big step but along comes the boring stuff (immigration requirements and paperwork). But we can turn it into just a set of small, manageable moves so you can speedrun your way to Finland like sliding on smooth ice. Here at Intero, we want to make immigration steps feel less like bureaucracy and more like a plan you can actually enjoy. So, let us give you a headstart on your journey to Finland with a blog that covers each type of pathway to Finl

So you have decided: “I want to move to Finland.”  Great choice. But then reality taps you on the shoulder: “Wait… what is the actual cost of moving to Finland?” It is the question everyone asks, and for good reason. Moving abroad is not just about flights and luggage. It is about permits, housing deposits, groceries, winter jackets, and yes, even the portable saunas outside a rock concert (by which we are trying to represent the Finnish social lifestyle).  Let us break it do