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Hi all! Just got my first mechanical keyboard yesterday and I had some initial difficulties when making the US-ANSI kayboard work as international ISO layout in Windows. It took some googling but I managed to solve it, and wanted to post my way of doing it so that others can find it easily!
In short:

VIA doesn't really do international layouts, but it doesn't need to.
Windows will interpret whatever the keyboard is sending out. ISO-Finnish in my case.

That means that I only need to figure out which ANSI keys Windows would interpret as which ISO-Finnish keys, and make the necessary changes in VIA.
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These are the only changes I made in VIA, from left to right on the keyboard. They are also marked red in the VIA pic above.
- RAlt is AltGr (necessary for some special keys in ISO international)
- FN1(FN3). This key position would've been best for the '* key on ISO layout, but the size of the keycaps didn't match so I kept it as the FN key for the keyboard.
- After taking these pics, I decided to switch the key right under Del and the one on the left from Fn1(Fn3), as the key for ' and * is more crucial in everyday typing, whereas the ¨\^\~ key is not. I'm still playing out with this, to see what works best for quick typing!
- The NUBS key is the <>| key, at least for ISO-Finnish.
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All in all, it's quite easy to fit all the necessary ISO-Finnish keys on a US-ANSI keyboard, at least on a 75% keyboard. Those two extra keys under the Del key really came handy!
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PS. I'm still waiting for my Keychron Q0 Plus and some novely keycaps to arrive, will then do a photo post of the complete setup!
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Keyboard: Feker Alice 80Switches: Feker Matcha Tactile (came with the board)Keycaps: PBTFans WoB. Quite expensive but I figured I need to anyways order all the special keys etc, so might as well go all in on a good-looking set that will work on many layouts and with many kinds of novelty keys!