Here are a few popular renting websites:
https://www.vuokraovi.com/?locale=en
https://juliliving.com/juli-rental-apartments
https://asunnot.oikotie.fi (only in Finnish, but this site offers excellent apartment listings).

You can also find a deep guide about renting apartments in Finland here.

Additionally, you can explore HEKA apartments with state subsidies. These provide affordable housing options, allowing you to potentially rent an apartment or house at a significantly lower price.

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If you need storage for personal belongings, you might consider special sites like Pelican or Cityvarasto.

Check out our guide to help you navigate the Helsinki districts and find the perfect area that suits your lifestyle and needs.

Your spouse and children also receive several benefits after moving to Finland. Spouses and partners of specialists are eligible for:

• Free education
• The right to seek employment

To qualify for these benefits, your spouse must attend integration and language courses. Additionally, you may be eligible for support from Kela, Finland’s social insurance institution. This includes benefits like maternity grants and children's allowances, which are approximately €90–€100 per child.

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In Finland, education is free for all residents, including international families. This includes primary and secondary education, as well as kindergarten.
In Helsinki, you don’t need to choose private institutions, as the governmental schools and kindergartens provide excellent quality education and care. Public education is highly valued, and you can be assured that your children will receive a top-notch education without the need to pay for private alternatives.

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