How many programmes can I list on the Finnish joint application, and what fee do I pay as a non-EU student?
The joint application for Finland lets you list up to six programmes on one form, even across different universities. Applicants from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland pay a one-time fee of EUR 100, which covers all applications for the same study term. Check each university for its own limits.
The joint application lets you list up to six programmes on a single form, even if they are at different universities. Applicants from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland pay a one-time fee of EUR 100 (approx INR 10,666) while completing the form on Studyinfo.fi.
Programme Limit and Fee
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Programmes on one form | Up to six, across different universities |
| Fee for non-EU/EEA and non-Swiss applicants | EUR 100 (approx INR 10,666), one-time, covers all applications for the same study term |
| Where you pay | On Studyinfo.fi while filling in the form |
| University limits | Some add their own caps; for example, one university allows up to three of its own programmes per round |
Application Windows to Watch
- For many programmes the joint application window is scheduled for 7 to 21 January 2027.
- Some universities set earlier dates; for example, one university's master's round is scheduled from 7 December 2026 to 5 January 2027.
- Studyinfo.fi and each programme page list the exact application period, so follow the date on your programme page.
My Advice
Use your six slots wisely: mix a dream choice with realistic ones, and check each university's own limits and dates before you submit. Confirm the fee and window on Studyinfo.fi.
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