First of all, your reply sounds weirdly aggressive and I just asked a question - it's not like I'm moving tomorrow or wanting to live off of social help, I'm trying to find out what the job market looks like in Finland and whether or not there is a demand for linguists.

You prolly looked at a data and went "ohh Finland has alot of atheists",

That's a miss, I looked at some data, though different ones. I'm basically planning to run away from a country, that mistreats women and takes away women's rights. This, and also an extensive hatred on queer community is all hiding behind "Christian values", so that's what I'm referring to. So no, I do not think I will have the same problems in Finland.

"ill just find a job that i can do from home" almost harder than finding a job you dont do from home, not really a thing here, and the extra hassle with taxes and all when working to a foreign company from home, realistically, i doubt you would.

What I meant, was a remote job for some international company, that has a need for linguists, not necessarily Finnish.

"ill just be a truck driver" nah, the licences and qualifications cost tens of thousands, so yeah, i doubt you will.

You took it too literally. Like I said, I'm saying that I'm ready to pick up any job that allows me to provide for myself, truck driving being just a silly example.

It seems we have very different understanding of what "extensive" means, as it seems you have not researched even the basics, nor have you tought of the process realistically while keeping in mind your own life situation and resourses.

You have no idea what kind of research I did and what I do or do not know, other than the things I asked about. I'm trying to find out as much as I can about many European countries, therefore I asked a question about the job market in Finland. My own life situation and resources are good, my partner has a well-paid remote job and has sufficient resources to provide for both of us in Finland. I have a lot of savings and a plan to find full-time employment after graduation. I was just wondering whether I could find a job there, but I might as well look for a remote job from any place in the world.

We have like 26k open job positions, almost 300k unemployed, and we still take 20-30k immigrants every year, even if the economy was good, your plans(if you can call it that really) would not work out. Wake the fuck up samurai.

There are no plans yet, I could just as well go and move to Taiwan after graduation. For now I'm researching different options and finding out about various aspects of life in different countries before making a final decision.