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  1. Additional funding of around EUR 5.7 million to the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund - Ministry of the Interior

    22.4.2021 | The implementation programme of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) will receive an additional resettlement appropriation of EUR 5.7 million, which the European Commission will pay to Finland. The funding will be allocated to measures related to the reception and integration of quota refugees who arrived in Finland in 2020. During the previous monitoring period from October 2019 to October 2020, 572 quota refugees arrived in Finland.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/additional-funding-of-around-eur-5.7-million-to-the-asylum-migration-and-integration-fund-

  2. Report exploring introduction of citizenship test now complete - Ministry of the Interior

    19.2.2025 | A working group of the Ministry of the Interior explored the possibility of introducing a citizenship test as a requirement for acquiring Finnish citizenship. According to the Government Programme, the Citizenship Act will be reformed by tightening the requirements for acquiring Finnish citizenship.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/report-exploring-introduction-of-citizenship-test-now-complete-

  3. Finnish Government prepares to extend validity of Border Security Act - Ministry of the Interior

    9.1.2025 | The Finnish Ministry of the Interior has set up a legislative project to extend the validity of the Act on Temporary Measures to Combat Instrumentalised Migration (‘Border Security Act’). The purpose of the act is to respond to efforts to put pressure on Finland through the instrumentalisation of migrants.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/finnish-government-prepares-to-extend-validity-of-border-security-act

  4. Role play helps prepare for extreme weather events and emerging threats - Ministry of the Interior

    10.7.2019 | The ability to prepare for extreme weather events will be increasingly important in the future. A European team of researchers has developed a role-playing game to help authorities plan their response to extreme weather events. Finland’s Presidency will test the game at a workshop for civil protection authorities focusing on chemical, radiological and hybrid threats as well as weather phenomena.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/roolipeli-auttaa-viranomaisia-varautumaan-saan-aari-ilmioihin-ja-muihin-uusiin-uhkiin