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I'm still applying for jobs (I work in IT) and according to the conditions of my Blue Card, I have three months of consecutive unemployment before it gets cancelled. Just a bit confusing whether I can just continue my application with the employer I put in when I applied, whether they'll just reject...

Need some advice.

I am eligible for PR in a few months, I submitted my application a month ago, about to go visit service centre, but the tricky part - I am now unemployed.

What do I do? Can I continue the application?

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You don't need to get foreign employer to use income register. My employer doesn't, I just declare foreign income in my tax card. If an employer doesn’t use the incomes register, a tax card is irrelevant so this doesn’t make sense. Do you mean tax return? Foreign income is usually handled through t...

You don't need to get foreign employer to use income register.
My employer doesn't, I just declare foreign income in my tax card.

Nordea also offered me a bank loan after being here for about half a year.

I don't know why I'm not surprised.
Migri seems to be hiring more staff, but then giving them inadequate training.
I had a similar situation where a person at migri contradicted EU law.

Auto jerry website

Is her PR under Swedish or EU law.
If it's EU then it's relatively easy to move.

Im going to guess you're on a blue card? If yes, there's no restriction on starting a business as long as it's not your primary job. That comes directly from the migri website. I have secondary job in another EU country, I just pay additional tax on it. I'm planning to use one of these consulting co...

as already said, I'd avoid pellets. they are expensive, and you need a continuous supply, if i'm assuming they are used to heat water elements in the house. Place I was considering buying was using pellets and it cost about 400 euros a month to heat.

What's the deal with causing damage to someone's property in Finland? You call the police, they arrive and record the incident. The person who caused the damage is asked their side of the story, if they want to pay compensation. If they don't it goes to court. It seems open to interpretation, meanin...

I'm really sorry to hear about your wife, you losing your job and sympathise with your plight with the housing situation.
Keep strong, your kids need you more than ever.

Anyone have experiences here applying for P-EU with an EU Blue Card? According to this link (section 56a) any legal time spent in other EU countries is counted towards the 5 year requirement for P-EU, as long as you've been in FI at least 2 years. https://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/alkup/2013/20130668

If I am not mistaken, foreigners who receive social benefits become ineligible for permanent residence.

No one has mentioned the social development aspect of your child. I think they will suffer or not develop to their greatest potential in Finland. Society in Finland views children as beings that should conform, not make noise, and basically not be themselves, I see this expressed in a lot of childre...