Thousands of nurses are needed in Finland to address the severe shortage in the nursing labour force, and the issue is only escalating. Nurses from overseas require approval from the Finnish healthcare authority, Valvira, to work as registered or practical nurses. Please read the article and learn from my first-hand experiences of what it is like to be a nurse in Finland.
As an adventurous traveller in Finland, you want to see many places. Finland is a big country compared to its population, so changing locations takes time and costs money. We will give you tips on travelling to Finland by bus, boat, train, or aeroplane. By booking tickets wisely, you will save on your budget.
Old Rauma is a UNESCO destination in Finland. Although the city centre is small, it is a lively, international summer area. You can have a great lunch at any of the many restaurants, enjoy coffee, and not forget the town's cultural activities throughout the year. Please read our article to learn why we recommend seeing the beautiful Old Rauma.
We travelled from Helsinki to Hanko by train and later also by car. Hanko is a place that should be visited at least twice. Read our travel story about what to see and experience in this idyllic town.
Whim is a Helsinki-based company combining different public transportation methods into one app. With the Whim app, you can buy public transportation tickets, order taxis, and hire a car or city bike. Whim offers plans at different prices depending on your needs. Please read our review of Whim.
We had a great day trip from Helsinki to Old Porvoo, a fantastic destination in Finland. Please read our article about things to see and do in Old Porvoo.
In the summer of 2020, we drove to a ferry and headed to Mariehamn in the Åland Islands. Even though we spent less than 12 hours on the islands, we saw a lot. Please read how we planned a suitable itinerary for the day trip.
Fly Inn Restaurant, located on the airside of Helsinki Airport, serves a breakfast and lunch buffet. Priority Pass is accepted as a payment method. Based on our review, is visiting this restaurant as a Priority Pass member worth visiting?
Being an ex-pat in Finland is an eye-opening experience. However, the change is significant because of a different culture from a tropical country. It takes time to adapt to the Finnish lifestyle. Read how our Filipino contributor felt about his move from the warm and crowded country to the peaceful North. In the article, he describes the differences between Finnish and Filipino culture and his experiences with Finnish life.
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