Immigration

Over 1,000 non-European students lose residence permits in Finland

The sudden loss of legal status has prompted more than two hundred students and their family members to apply for asylum in Finland.

What stopped Finland from deporting the man who raped an 85-year-old?

Nahom Hagos, a 29-year-old Eritrean citizen, was convicted of raping an 85-year-old woman in the laundry room of an apartment building in Oulu in 2020.
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Six Undocumented Migrants Found Hidden at Helsinki Port

The Finnish Border Guard stated this incident is part of a broader European phenomenon.

UK Denies Entry to Finnish MEP Sebastian Tynkkynen

The British government has barred a prominent anti-immigration Finnish politician from entering the country.

Finland Rejects 90% of Berry Picker Visa Applications Amid Exploitation Concerns

In a strict crackdown on labor abuse, Finnish authorities have rejected most seasonal work visa applications for the 2026 berry harvest.

Asylum Seeker Sentenced to 3.5 Years for Rape of Paralyzed Woman in Finland

During the trial, Al-Nuaimi claimed the encounter was consensual.

Immigrants Now Make Up 15% of Helsinki’s Municipal Workforce

The City of Helsinki is increasingly relying on foreign-background professionals to maintain essential municipal services as Finland faces a rapidly aging native workforce.

Finland Proposes Significant Budget Cuts to Immigrant Integration Programs

A proposed 46.8 million euro cut to integration services aims to tie social benefits directly to language learning and employment efforts.