Finland

Finnish is generally considered to be a difficult language to learn for foreigners. Because of this, Finns may sometimes have difficulties with the genders of the nouns in other languages. Finnish and Swedish are the official languages in Finland and children must learn both of them at school.

Check with the immigration department you are already in.

Hi Hariharasudan, Finland is very non conventional country choice so obviously you won't find too many consultancies dealing with Finland studies. You have to visit university websites yourself, decide what to study, take the IELTS, and follow the application process mentioned on university websites. You may also see here if you find any information
http://www.timeshighereducation.com/student/where-to-study/study-in-finland

Helsinki School of Business has a good reputation in Finland. But, fluency in Finnish is necessary for part-time jobs as most of these jobs are in the service industry. Also, please note that in Finland almost 99% of all jobs are white dominated (mostly Finnish). This will be a major issue if you have plans to go to Finland or any other European country except UK.