When you move to Finland, you want to get a local phone number. At first, you want to grab a prepaid number because you can get it instantly. However, a postpaid plan will be cheaper in the long run, and in this video, I will show you how to do it stepbystep.

UPDATE: Instead of going through each operator individually, you can use this handy comparison feed on my website. You can see all deals in one place.

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Info about the deposit on Elisa website: https://elisa.fi/asiakaspalvelu/aihe/...

Additional info:

the Telia LIDL 30€ voucher deal is available until 25th of September 2022
Each carrier (except Moi) has a feature on their website where you can get exclusive deals if you are not their customer (as shown in the video)
With Moi, you don't get bills. Instead, you pay the bills with a payment card. You input the details during sign up. You need a card issued by a Finnish bank
There is a chance that the carrier does not let you become their customer even with a deposit. In that case, try another carrier/operator
As mentioned, it's very common to have unlimited calls, SMS, and mobile data
Remember, you can always change plans/operators as long as you don't have a fixedterm plan

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