Finland expresses interest in Indian population coming to Finland for studying and working

Over the past few years, Indian students have started going to various countries for studying. Indian students around the world are known to be extremely dedicated and professional in their approach. In a recent interview, Glenn Gassen, director of Immigration Affairs, Helsinki, Finland expressed his interest in Indian students coming to Finland for studying and working purposes. Finland has a plan to attract 130,000 international students in the coming year. Indian students are a target population for Finland as the students contribute to the economy of the country in many ways. The ecosystem of Finland is also great for students and immigrants as it works on the principles of a welfare state.