time clock plus software developer salary

Consider the rent in the Helsinki area can be around €1000. That salary will leave you with about €2700 after taxes. By the looks of things, it will get complicated for non-EU immigrants in Finland in the future. If you can get permanent residency/citizenship, then go for that. I would advise anyone to be extremely cautious and pick well their destination country if they move by themselves. It can be extremely difficult to make friends in Finland and not sure what kind of needs for socializing you have, but it can be draining and it can even affect your mental health to never have anyone to talk to. I see three reasons why I wouldn't recommend the move:ġ. I have 2 years left to apply for a permanent residence permit and 4 or 5 years left to apply for Estonian and accordingly EU citizenship. I forgot to address the following details. :) I will reply to each comment one by one. What would you do if you were me? Would it really be worth taking such a critical action? They're waiting for a response from my side meanwhile.ĮDIT: Thank you very much for the many responses you have provided in such a short time. Am I unhappy in Estonia, am I escaping here? No.

I am a winter person and I somewhat speak Estonian. And the immigration proposal of the new government of Finland is moping me tbh.Ĭlimate and language are not prob at all. Non-EU people will get me better: My 'residency counter' in Estonia which is taken into account for permanent residence permit & citizenship applications will reset to zero when I leave here and in Finland, it will start ticking from zero. Tbh it looks somewhat low to me, not only because of my YoE but also because the gross salary is not way higher than my current gross salary in Estonia and due to the taxation in Finland my net income there would be less than my current net income in Estonia. They offer 4500€ before taxes plus a possible annual bonus. I like Finland and I would live there under pretty ideal circumstances (that's the thing) because of more diversity, more facilities, higher welfare etc, but the details of the offer and some other points are baffling me and preventing me from directly accepting the offer. I have 7 YoE in total, the last 4 being in Estonia. I am non-EU and currently living and working in Tallinn. I got a job offer for a Software Developer position from a Finnish company.

Time clock plus software developer salary