Ministry of the Interior surveys Ukrainians under temporary protection about their future plans
The Ministry of the Interior has launched a survey to better understand the situation of Ukrainians living in Finland. The survey focuses on their employment opportunities, future prospects and return plans. This information will help both the authorities and Ukrainians to prepare for the next steps.
Finland wants to be ready for the time when the situation in Ukraine becomes more stable, the temporary protection comes to an end, and people may plan to return to Ukraine. By answering the survey, Ukrainians can help ensure they receive the right kind of support from Finnish authorities, no matter what their plans are.
The survey is open until 8 August. It is anonymous, and individual respondents cannot be identified. The results will be used to draw up public reports.
The Ministry is sharing information about the survey especially through social media and interest groups. Others, including individuals, are also encouraged to spread the word to Ukrainians in Finland.
The Ministry has already published two reports on the situation of Ukrainians receiving temporary protection in Finland. The first one, in autumn 2022, looked at the situation and service needs of those who had just arrived. The second, in spring 2024, focused on Ukrainians moving from reception centres to municipalities.
Inquiries:
Mari Jaakkola, Chief Specialist, tel. +358 295 488 538, [email protected]
One in three Ukrainians wants to stay in Finland while many are uncertain about the future (Press release 7 September 2022)
Report on Ukrainians who fled to Finland published (Press release 21 March 2024)