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For six consecutive years, Finland has been rated as one of the happiest countries in the world, according to the 2023 World Happiness Report.

Finland has over 5 million people, is famous for good public services, people trust the government, low crime rates and little inequality. Besides, this country is also known as an ideal place to live for immigrants and a happy education.

Finland remains a very moderate country towards immigrants. Foreigners who want to settle in Finland will receive legal support from reputable native lawyers.

As an official member of the European Settlement Association (EuRA) and with many years of operation in the market, AFL can estimate all possible scenarios and always has specific contingency plans for each situation. After completing the settlement, AFL will continue to support customers long-term on integration, language learning, cultural adaptation, etc. With the motto “settlement with peace of mind and quick”, AFL is proud to help many customers realize their Finnish dreams successfully.

Happy education

Finland has an excellent education system. According to an assessment by the Los Angeles Times, Finland’s education system is consistently among the top. In particular, students do not have to go through too many pressured standardized exams like other educational platforms in the world, and there is no concept of “Specialized schools, selective classes” because the quality of schools is relatively uniform and does not discriminate against disabled students. Everything from tuition, learning equipment, and meals is free.

Finns do not think their education system is perfect, so they constantly research and improve to suit social changes. Finns do their best for their children so they don’t hate school or are pressured about grades or achievements. Children spend a lot of time enjoying life, even studying. Thanks to correct educational perspectives, within 20 years, Finnish education created a “great leap forward” to promote economic development, becoming one of the world’s reference models. Finnish educational philosophy: Trust - Equality - Cooperation. They uphold the motto of teaching to learn, not exams...

Gender equality paradise

Finland is the only place in the world where fathers are with their children more than mothers and is considered a “paradise” for gender equality and family harmony. According to the 2016 Global Gender Gap Report, Finland has the second highest gender equality in the world. According to the Economic newspaper, it is also the third-best country for working mothers.

In Finland, it is not difficult to see images of fathers taking care of their children or taking them out to play and mothers comfortably enjoying their extended maternity leave. According to a recent Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development report, Finland is one of the only countries where fathers spend more time with their children than mothers. They believe that fathers play a vital role in their children’s development, especially since the Finnish government will allow fathers to take nine weeks to care for their children each year and still receive 70% of their salary. Even after this period ends, the father still has the right to stay home, be paid 450 Euros monthly, and return to work when the child is three years old.

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