Finland

You must have at least EUR 560 or about USD 650 per month for accommodation, food, and other needs.
 

Finnish customs and manners are clearly European with only a few national variations, and attitudes are liberal. The Finns are very welcoming to their visitors. Committing social breaches of etiquette by visitors are met with understanding and amusement by the Finns. They also have a strong sense of identity and would really appreciate their visitors who know about Finns in sports and culture.

One thing the Finns take seriously are words. They carefully consider what they say and expect others to do so. Verbal agreements and promises are binding not just to themselves but opon the other party too. Value of words remain the same regardless of when and where they are spoken. Visitors should remember that invitations or wishes expressed in a light conversational manner like an invitation to go out for dinner or coffee, are taken at face value, and forgetting them can cause concern.

As of 2017, according to the Finland Statistics, Finnish Immigration Service, there are 3568 Filipinos in Finland.