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  1. The Ministry of the Interior is responsible for the preparation of migration policy and legislation
    https://intermin.fi/en/areas-of-expertise/migration/agencies-and-responsibilities
  2. Applying for a job at the Ministry of the Interior Each year, the Ministry of the Interior recruits around 30–40 new employees. The central government recruitment process involves certain steps that may prolong the process. From the publication of...
    https://intermin.fi/en/ministry/ministry-as-workplace/applying-for-a-job
  3. Legislation Provisions of the legal status of civilian crisis management experts the Act on the Participation of Civilian Personnel in Crisis Management (1287/2004) Decree of the Ministry of the Interior on the Terms and Conditions of the Employme...
    https://intermin.fi/en/civilian-crisis-management/legislation
  4. Recruitment and training of experts The Crisis Management Centre (CMC Finland) is responsible for the recruitment and training of Finnish experts for international civilian crisis management missions. The purpose of the recruitment process is to f...
    https://intermin.fi/en/civilian-crisis-management/recruitment-and-training
  5. Trafficking in human beings is a serious offence Trafficking in human beings is a serious offence, where perpetrators subjugate their victims. Usually, the objective is to exploit the victims commercially or to gain some other profit. As trafficki...
    https://intermin.fi/en/police/human-trafficking
  6. Tax fraud is the most common economic crime Typical economic offences are tax offences, accounting offences and offences by a debtor. Other economic offences include fraud, embezzlement, securities market offences, environmental crimes, food crime...
    https://intermin.fi/en/police/economic-crime-and-the-shadow-economy
  7. Stricter conditions for permanent residence permits Conditions for obtaining a permanent residence permit will be tightened. The President of the Republic approved the relevant amendments to the Aliens Act on 22 December. The amendments entered in...
    https://intermin.fi/en/areas-of-expertise/migration/government-programme-measures-to-reform-migration-policy/permanent-residence-permits
  8. Whistleblower protection Whistleblower protection safeguards people who report certain types of misconduct. In this case, a ‘whistleblower’ is a person who, in the course of their work, discovers a breach of European Union or national law concerni...
    https://intermin.fi/en/ministry/whistleblower-protection
  9. Ministry of the Interior Minister of the Interior Mari Rantanen The Finns Party Minister of the Interior Mari Rantanen heads the Ministry of the Interior. She is responsible for internal security and migration matters covered by the Ministry of th...
    https://intermin.fi/en/ministry/management-and-organisation/minister-of-the-interior
  10. History of the ministry The Finnish Ministry of the Interior was set up in 1809 as the Administrative Department for General Management. In 1869, the name was changed to the Administrative Department for Civil Affairs, and in 1917, to the Administ...
    https://intermin.fi/en/ministry/history-of-the-ministry
  11. The resettlement of quota refugees is one way of helping people in severe distress
    https://intermin.fi/en/areas-of-expertise/migration/refugees-and-asylum-seekers/quota-refugees
  12. Coordination of EU matters Finland’s system for coordinating EU affairs aims to ensure that Finland can present a coordinated position in line with Finland’s general EU policy on any issue under consideration in the European Union at any stage of ...
    https://intermin.fi/en/ministry/international-and-eu-cooperation/sub-committees-on-eu-affairs
  13. Data protection and processing of personal data at the Ministry of the Interior Contact information Data Protection Officer Data Protection Officer Mikko Levämäki tietosuojavastaava.sm(at)gov.fi Controller Ministry of the Interior, PO Box 26, FI-0...
    https://intermin.fi/en/data-protection
  14. Small ministry, large branch of government The National Police Board and the Finnish Immigration Service operate under the Ministry of the Interior. The agencies provide guidance within their scope of activities. The Finnish Border Guard is respon...
    https://intermin.fi/en/ministry/branch-of-government
  15. 26.4.2026 | On 26 April 2026, Minister of Climate and the Environment Sari Multala visited Ukraine to attend memorials commemorating the Chornobyl nuclear power plant accident 40 years ago and to participate in a high-level meeting on improving the plant safety. She also took part in a G7+ meeting in Kyiv to discuss support for Ukraine for the winter of 2026–2027 amid Russia’s continuing attacks on energy and civilian targets.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/1410877/minister-sari-multala-attends-40th-anniversary-commemoration-of-chornobyl-nuclear-accident-in-ukraine
  16. 16.6.2026 | 1(4) 12 June 2026 WORKING LIFE RECOMMENDATIONS IN CASE OF DRONE THREATS The social partners, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment and the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health together have prepared these recommendations for workplaces ...
    https://intermin.fi/documents/1410877/252371313/Working+life+recommendations+in+case+of+drone+threats.pdf/2c574c9a-2a56-6a6c-0327-ca616673a4e8?t=1781613638242
  17. Expatriate Finns are Finnish citizens who live permanently outside Finland
    https://intermin.fi/en/areas-of-expertise/migration/nationality/expatriate-finns
  18. Interoperability
    https://intermin.fi/en/projects/reform-of-the-citizenship-act/faq
  19. 13.3.2026 | The EU ministers responsible for energy issues will convene in Brussels on 16 March 2026. The meeting agenda will include the European grids package for 2028–2034, the action plan for affordable energy, and energy security. Finland will be represented by Minister of Climate and the Environment Sari Multala.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/1410877/eu-energy-ministers-meeting-to-be-marked-by-iran-war-and-european-competitiveness-issues
  20. People found guilty of certain serious offences can lose their Finnish citizenship.
    https://intermin.fi/en/frequently-asked-questions-about-loss-of-citizenship