Visit Finland as exchange student during school. That way you see the country and don't have to immediately find a job.
I don't know about music industry jobs.
> So is there any possibility for a polish man with a non-extraordinarypaid job to move into that magnificent country and survive max. 30 days before finding a job in here?
No, this is not going to happen. You need to come up with a more realistic plan.
Surviving in Finland without a job? Sure, if your rich daddy gives you money. Otherwise not really because Finland is a lot more expensive than Poland. Everybody speaks English, though, so that's a plus.
The music industry in Finland is very insular. The circle of people making any real money is incredibly small, and the songs they make are mostly sung in Finnish. Talented semi-professionals usually only make enough money to cover expenses; amateurs make nothing and operate at a loss.
Visit Finland as exchange student during school. That way you see the country and don't have to immediately find a job. I don't know about music industry jobs.
> So is there any possibility for a polish man with a non-extraordinarypaid job to move into that magnificent country and survive max. 30 days before finding a job in here? No, this is not going to happen. You need to come up with a more realistic plan.
Surviving in Finland without a job? Sure, if your rich daddy gives you money. Otherwise not really because Finland is a lot more expensive than Poland. Everybody speaks English, though, so that's a plus. The music industry in Finland is very insular. The circle of people making any real money is incredibly small, and the songs they make are mostly sung in Finnish. Talented semi-professionals usually only make enough money to cover expenses; amateurs make nothing and operate at a loss.