Finland opens job portal for Nigerians, others, offering ₦2.2m minimum wage

The Finnish Immigration Service has announced the opening of applications for the Finland Seasonal Work Permit 2025, offering foreign nationals, including Nigerians opportunities in agriculture, forestry, and tourism.

 

The permit allows applicants to take up temporary jobs in Finland for up to nine months within a 12-month period, providing both legal employment and valuable international experience.

 

Why Apply?

 

High Pay: Seasonal workers earn at least €1,430 monthly (₦2.2 million), with higher rates possible under collective agreements.

 

Legal & Safe Work: The permit guarantees full compliance with Finnish labour laws.

 

Career Boost: Experience in Finland’s key industries adds international weight to your CV.

 

Secure Living: Employers must provide accommodation that meets strict health and safety standards.

 

 

Types of Seasonal Work Permits

 

Seasonal Work Visa (Up to 3 Months): For short-term jobs. Applicants from visa-required countries must apply at the Finnish embassy.

 

Residence Permit for Seasonal Work (3–9 Months): For longer contracts. Applications must be submitted before travelling. Processing may take up to 90 days.

 

 

Key Requirements

 

A valid job offer/contract from a registered Finnish employer.

 

Proof of minimum salary (€1,430/month).

 

Accommodation proof that meets Finnish standards.

 

Complete application with supporting documents (passport, contract, proof of housing, etc.).

 

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How to Apply

 

1. Find a job in agriculture, forestry, or tourism.

 

 

2. Sign an employment contract.

 

 

3. Prepare required documents.

 

 

4. Select the right permit type (visa or residence permit).

 

 

5. Pay the application fee.

 

 

6. Submit and track your application via the official portal.

 

 

 

👉 Apply here: Finland Visa – Official Immigration Service

 

This is a golden chance to work, earn, and live in one of Europe’s safest and most prosperous nations.