Support That Matches What You Actually Need
Not everyone needs the same kind of help — and you shouldn’t have to pay for, or wait for, more (or less) than you actually need. That’s why our support is built around three levels, so you can choose the one that fits your situation.
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For those who want to build their application from the ground up with us.
We work with you from the very beginning — reviewing your circumstances, identifying which permit type and requirements apply to you, gathering and organizing the right documentation, and drafting the application together, step by step. This option is for people who want a steady hand throughout the entire process, not just at the end.
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For those who have already prepared their application and want a second, expert set of eyes before submitting.
If you’ve done the work yourself and simply want confirmation that everything is in order, we review your completed application in detail — checking for missing documents, unclear or inconsistent explanations, and anything else that could weaken your case. You’ll get clear, specific feedback on what to fix before you submit.
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For those who first want to know: do I even qualify?
Before investing time in preparing an application, we assess your situation against the relevant requirements and give you a clear, honest answer about whether — and how well — you meet them. This is a good starting point if you’re unsure whether it’s worth applying yet, or which permit route best fits your circumstances.
Wherever you are in the process, there’s a level of support that fits. You don’t have to choose between doing everything alone and hiring full representation — you can get exactly the help you need, at the point where you need it.
Move for work
Turn a job opportunity into a workable immigration plan.
A job offer is only one part of a successful move. The correct route may depend on the role, qualifications, salary, employer, country of application and the applicant’s current status. We help applicants and employers understand those dependencies before the process begins.
We can help with
Identifying the most relevant work-based residence route based on your background and experience.
Preparing for personal interviews and requests for additional information.
Cooperation with your employer to make sure all the employer-related requirements are met.
Understanding your rights as an employee.
For employees
We explain the process in plain language, identify missing information and help you prepare a consistent application that reflects your actual circumstances.
For employers
We help HR teams and hiring managers understand their responsibilities, gather the right information and communicate accurately with candidates. The goal is a repeatable process with clear ownership—not last-minute document chasing.
Before you apply
Do not assume that every work permit can be applied for from every location or that changing status inside Finland is always possible. Confirm the route and place of application first.
Study and research
Plan beyond the admission letter.
Admission to a university or a research position opens the door, but immigration, funding, insurance, family and work rights still need to fit together. We help students and researchers build a realistic plan from application to arrival—and beyond.
We can help with
Selecting the appropriate residence route for students and researchers.
Reviewing admission, hosting and funding documentation.
Planning your finances and ways to make sure you meet the requirements relating to sufficient funds.
Insurance matters.
Planning the transition from studies or research to employment or long-term residence.
For educational and research institutions
We can support admissions, mobility and HR teams with clear applicant guidance, escalation paths for complex cases and consistent pre-arrival information.
A practical warning
Do not transfer substantial funds, terminate existing status or make irreversible travel plans until the immigration route and evidence requirements have been checked.
Unite your family
Bring the legal requirements and your family’s reality together.
Right to family life is a fundamental human right, which every member state in the EU must respect and take into consideration when assessing residence permit applications based on family ties. The decisions made to family unification applications can be complicated. The process usually involves dna-testing and personal interviews to all family members separately. Vague or contradictory statements about family life in the home country easily lead to rejection, that could have been avoided with proper preparation with someone who knows how these interviews are assessed.
We can help with
Preparing for personal interviews
Gathering documents about family relations, dependency, custody and sufficient funds
Reviewing income and sponsor-related requirements where applicable.
Sensitive circumstances
If your matter involves violence, coercion, trafficking, child safety or another urgent risk, tell us only that immediate safety is involved. Do not include detailed facts in the public contact form. We will explain a safer way to continue.
Every family is different
The website provides general information. Advice about your own family requires a review of the relevant facts and documents.