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  1. The purpose of the Aliens Act is to implement and promote good governance and legal protection in aliens matters.
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/aliens-act
  2. A residence permit may also be granted on the basis of family ties. A person living in Finland whose family member living abroad intends to move to Finland to live with them is referred to as a “sponsor”.
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/family-reunification
  3. Under the Integration Act, the first integration plan must be drawn up no later than three years from the date when the immigrant received the first residence permit or their right of residence was registered.
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/when-is-the-integration-plan-drawn-up-
  4. Once the refugees have received a residence permit and moved to the municipality, they are local residents and entitled to the same services as other residents. The municipality must ensure that the services it provides are also suitable for refugees.
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/planning-the-hosting
  5. A residence permit may also be granted on the basis of family ties.A person living in Finland whose family member living abroad intends to move to Finland to live with them is referred to as a “sponsor”. The sponsor may have moved to Finland to work, to study or they may have been granted asylum in Finland.
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/familyreunification
  6. 5.6.2025 | According to the government's proposal, the conditions for a permanent residence permit would be tightened, among other things, by extending the continuous period of residence required for the permit. In the future, applicants would also be required to have knowledge of Finnish or Swedish and a work history of a certain length. The legislative amendments are scheduled to enter into force on 8 January 2026.
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/-/obtaining-a-permanent-residence-permit-would-require-language-skills-and-work-history-in-the-future
  7. The conditions and practices for moving to Finland vary depending on whether a person moves to Finland from an EU country or outside the EU and whether they move here to study or short-term seasonal work, for example. This page includes examples of the most typical situations.
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/moving-to-finland
  8. The Finnish Immigration Service provides services related to residence in Finland and Finnish citizenship The Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) is responsible for the granting of residence permits, residence rights and citizenships to people who...
    https://kotoutuminen.fi/en/migri-services