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The due date for the healthcare fee for students in higher education is 15 November.

If you are a higher education student and you have registered as attending, you must pay the student healthcare fee by 15 November at the latest.
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The due date for the healthcare fee for students in higher education is 15 November. You can pay the fee handily in the OmaKela e-service (available in Finnish and Swedish only).

If you are a higher education student and you have registered as attending, you must pay the student healthcare fee by 15 November at the latest. The fee is EUR 35.35 per academic term, and it helps the Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS) offer comprehensive student healthcare services. We recommend paying the healthcare fee before the due date. If your payment is late, you will also have to pay a fixed late-payment charge.

You can pay the fee in OmaKela by selecting Oikopolut (Shortcuts) and then Korkeakouluopiskelijan terveydenhoitomaksu (Healthcare fee for students in higher education). 

Not sure if you have already paid? 

Visit OmaKela to check the details of the student healthcare fees you have paid. First select Oikopolut (Shortcuts) and then Korkeakouluopiskelijan terveydenhoitomaksu (Healthcare fee for students in higher education) and finally Maksut (Payments).

Pay the fee in OmaKela!

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