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Finnish permanent residence

Term up to 12 months

A foreigner who has been in the country for at least 4 years with a temporary residence permit, for example, based on employment, can get a permanent residence in Finland. A permanent resident has the right to stay in the country for an unlimited period of time, provided that the card is renewed every 5 years.

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Advantages of obtaining Finnish permanent residence:

Visa-free travel within the EU

High-level medicine

Social protection of the population

Optimal taxes for business

The holders of Finnish permanent residence can visit any countries of the Schengen Agreement without a permit and stay there for up to 3 months within half a year.

Finnish clinics are equipped with modern equipment, and doctors provide qualified assistance according to international protocols.

Permanent residents can count on financial assistance from the Finnish authorities in various life situations.

The holders of permanent residence who have registered a limited liability company or cooperative in the country pay income tax at a rate of 20%.

This program suits you, if you:

  1. According to the Statistical Office of Finland, the average monthly salary of citizens and residents of the country is 3,883 EUR.

  1. In the international ranking of countries by quality of life, Finland ranks 5th, ahead of Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Norway, and Germany.

  1. There are about 50 universities in Finland, some of which, such as the University of Helsinki, are included in the ranking of the best educational institutions in the world.

  1. Permanent residents who have stayed in Finland for 5 years can request a local passport, and upon receiving it, acquire the rights and obligations of EU citizens.

What does the help of international law lawyers consist of?

Without us
With us
Missing nuances
Legal explanation
The migration legislation of any country, including Finland, contains specific legal terminology, so the applicant may miss an important requirement.
International law specialists tell the client what needs to be done to meet all the legislative requirements for an applicant for a Finnish permanent residence card.
Ignorance of Finnish language
Multilingual support
If the applicant does not have a sufficient level of the state language of Finland, it may be difficult for him/her to enter information about himself in the permanent residence application, and then submit documents to the state bodies.
Migration specialists help the applicant to correctly fill out the application in Finnish, provide a full translation of the questionnaire, and explain each item.
Lack of support
Permanent residence on a turnkey basis
In case of refusal to issue a Finnish permanent resident card, the immigrant needs to independently prepare an appeal and submit it within the time limit established by law.
An international law specialist accompanies the client at all stages of processing a Finnish PR card: from consultation and dossier formation to receiving a ready-made document.

Why us:

International experience

Individual approach

Compliance with legislation

Confidentiality preservation

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Find an answer to your question:

  1. To apply for a Finnish resident card, an immigrant needs to include in the package of documents the original of the current passport and its color copy, a photo, as well as a statement about the availability of sufficient funds to cover living expenses in the country.

  1. Finnish permanent residents have the right to receive financial assistance from the government, service in local hospitals if they have an insurance policy. Permanent residents cannot participate in parliamentary/presidential elections. Permanent residents of Finland are obliged to comply with the state’s legislation, pay taxes, and also provide the required information to local law enforcement agencies.

  1. An applicant planning to obtain a Finnish permanent resident card should expect that the procedure will take approximately 4 months. The stages of obtaining permanent residence include consultation with a migration specialist and selection of the basis for relocation, signing a contract, as well as forming a package of documents and submitting an application.

  1. Yes, the spouse and minor children not in marriage of a permanent resident of Finland can move to the country on the basis of family ties and apply for a temporary residence permit. After 4 years of living in the country, family members of the inviting person have the right to obtain permanent residence.

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