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  1. Special act to protect UK citizens’ right of residence after Brexit - Ministry of the Interior

    25.1.2019 | On 25 January, the Ministerial Committee on European Union Affairs supported the Ministry of the Interior’s proposal to draft a special act to continue, for a fixed term, UK citizens’ right of residence in Finland. The act is being prepared for the eventuality of a no-deal Brexit, where the UK withdraws from the EU without an agreement at the end of March.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/194055633/special-act-to-protect-uk-citizens-right-of-residence-after-brexit

  2. Government proposes to introduce citizenship test - Ministry of the Interior

    16.4.2026 | Finland plans to introduce a citizenship test to assess applicants’ knowledge of how Finnish society works and its key principles. The Government submitted the proposal to Parliament on 16 April. The test would be introduced after the legislative amendments enter into force at the beginning of 2027.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/government-proposes-to-introduce-citizenship-test

  3. To help ensure availability of a necessary workforce, asylum seekers’ right to work could be temporarily made more flexible - Ministry of the Interior

    8.5.2020 | A temporary amendment to the Aliens Act has been proposed to extend asylum seekers’ right to work. The amendment would concern the start and end of their right to work. The Government submitted a proposal on the amendment to Parliament on Friday 8 May.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/valttamattoman-tyovoiman-varmistamiseksi-myos-turvapaikanhakijoiden-tyontekoa-voitaisiin-tilapaisesti-joustavoitt-1

  4. Right to Choose project launched under the patronage of President Sauli Niinistö - Ministry of the Interior

    27.8.2014 | Right to Choose project launched under the patronage of President Sauli Niinistö
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/right-to-choose-project-launched-under-the-patronage-of-president-sauli-niinisto