Funds required for the Finland Working Holiday Visa

Volare Editorial | April 2, 2026

To obtain a residence permit for Working Holiday in Finland, demonstrating financial solvency is a mandatory requirement. This capital ensures that the applicant can cover living and accommodation expenses before earning an income through employment. For personalized assistance regarding this program, you can visit Volare's Finland Working Holiday section.

Universal information and required funds

The Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) applies strict regulations for all nationalities regarding available liquid capital:

• Maintenance amount: It is mandatory to prove the possession of 2,450 euros, an amount calculated to cover the first three months of the stay. You can check the technical details in the official income requirements section.

• International transport: Applicants must prove possession of a return ticket to their country of origin or, failing that, demonstrate sufficient additional funds for its future purchase.

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Bank statement and ownership of funds

Migri requires that the requested money be deposited in one's own bank account. The document presented must be a recent statement that clearly reflects:

1. The holder's full name (identical to the passport).

2. The name of the issuing financial institution.

3. The final available balance and the corresponding currency.

   
   

Prohibition of economic sponsorship

For this visa category, maintenance commitments by third parties (family, friends, or companies) are not accepted. The applicant must demonstrate that they have the funds personally and independently to guarantee their financial autonomy during their stay in the country.