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  1. European Migration Network Annual Report 2024: People move to Finland mainly from Asia to work and study | Maahanmuuttovirasto

    20.5.2025 | According to a new report by the European Migration Network, immigration in 2024 decreased from the previous year, but historically the numbers were still high. People migrate to Finland especially from Asian countries to work and study, but also for family reasons. The high number of asylum seekers in the EU was not reflected in Finland to a significant degree. These and other migration-related phenomena are highlighted in the European Migration Network (EMN) Annual Report 2024.
    migri.fi/en/-/european-migration-network-annual-report-2024-people-move-to-finland-mainly-from-asia-to-work-and-study
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  2. Press releases | Maahanmuuttovirasto

    Services Press releases RSS (Opens New Window) (Opens New Window) Legislative amendments and new requirements for family reunification Type: Press release Publication date: 16.6.2025 10.00 Changes to work-based residence permits – protection perio...
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  3. Projects | Maahanmuuttovirasto

    Services Projects Every year, the Finnish Immigration Service runs a number of projects funded by the European Union (EU) to develop our work. The projects are financed by the European Union Home Affairs Funds and the European Union Recovery and R...
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