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gregg.sperlin
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Citizenship by descent 2?

Post by gregg.sperlin » Mon Jun 29, 2015 10:33 pm

Hello. my name is Gregg Sperlin and I am interested in the possibility of moving to Finland permanently. I was born in Canada, my mother is an ethnic Finn and my father is an ethnic German. I spent 3 months in Finland in 2003 (in Helsinki, Turkku, Tampere) and was very impressed with the Finnish culture and way of life. I understand there are problems in Finland just like anywhere else, unemployment, cost of living, xenophobia (I understand this is actually a major problem in Finland), long, cold winters (I lived in Edmonton, so I am used to it already). I also know Finnish is the hardest European language. So I really have two questions. F.o.a., what is the process for obtaining permanent residence? Second, is it true that there are free language schools for newly arrived residents? And also: is it possible to assimilate?



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Re: Citizenship by descent 2?

Post by Upphew » Tue Jun 30, 2015 10:04 am

gregg.sperlin wrote:Hello. my name is Gregg Sperlin and I am interested in the possibility of moving to Finland permanently. I was born in Canada, my mother is an ethnic Finn and my father is an ethnic German. I spent 3 months in Finland in 2003 (in Helsinki, Turkku, Tampere) and was very impressed with the Finnish culture and way of life. I understand there are problems in Finland just like anywhere else, unemployment, cost of living, xenophobia (I understand this is actually a major problem in Finland), long, cold winters (I lived in Edmonton, so I am used to it already). I also know Finnish is the hardest European language. So I really have two questions. F.o.a., what is the process for obtaining permanent residence? Second, is it true that there are free language schools for newly arrived residents? And also: is it possible to assimilate?
http://www.migri.fi/residence_permits/permit_types
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Visa is for visiting, Residence Permit for residing.


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