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Housing market
- Rental apartments are easily available through public platforms like Oikotie and Etuovi. Most landlords require a security deposit equivalent to 1–3 months' rent.
- Helsinki city center is the most expensive area, with rent for a one-bedroom apartment typically ranging from €900 to €1,500. In nearby cities just 15 minutes away, prices are slightly lower, averaging €700–1,000 for a one-bedroom and €800–1,600 for a two-bedroom.
- Additional costs for electricity, water, and insurance amount to approximately €50–100 per month.
Cost of living
- Food & groceries: A basic lunch costs around €15, while 1 litre of milk is approximately €1.34.
- Public transportation: A monthly commuter pass costs €62.
- Education & healthcare: Public education is completely free, and Finland offers high-quality, affordable public healthcare.