question on work permit
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Thanks for this response. I too guess that I am not breaking any laws here. It is just that I need to send a clarification from my employer. I have asked them to send an email to migri and they have obliged. I hope I can get an extended permit.
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You are applying for an extension so normally migri is not involved (the decision is done by the police)studentinfinland123 wrote:Thanks for this response. I too guess that I am not breaking any laws here. It is just that I need to send a clarification from my employer. I have asked them to send an email to migri and they have obliged. I hope I can get an extended permit.
What this section leaves unclear to me is whether the new job is restricted by the student permit restrictions. Have you for example happened to have looked the cabinet proposals (hallituksen esitys) about which way it goes?Rip wrote:Jos 54 §:n 4 momentissa tai 77 §:n 1 momentin 8 kohdassa tarkoitetussa tilanteessa jatko-oleskelulupahakemus työntekoa tai työnhakua varten on tehty aikaisemman opiskelua varten 45 §:n 1 momentin 3 kohdan nojalla myönnetyn oleskeluluvan voimassa ollessa, ulkomaalainen saa jatkaa aiemman luvan nojalla tekemäänsä työtä tai aloittaa uuden työnteon.
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It proves the form is used by poliisi and therefore the form can be used elsewhere.betelgeuse wrote:That's the EU free movement form for registering right of residence. Different process so not really relevant for this topic. However, interesting to find out it has such other uses.cors187 wrote:https://www.poliisi.fi/poliisi/home.nsf ... nti_en.pdf
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Interesting. Does that apply to work visa (type A) extension as well?betelgeuse wrote:You are applying for an extension so normally migri is not involved (the decision is done by the police)
Every case is unique. You can't measure the result of your application based on arbitrary anecdotes online.
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Yes.adnan wrote:Interesting. Does that apply to work visa (type A) extension as well?betelgeuse wrote:You are applying for an extension so normally migri is not involved (the decision is done by the police)
http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/2 ... 0301#L4P68
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Pardon me if I'm missing something, but the section to which you linked doesn't say anything about residence permit type A extension
Paikallispoliisi oleskelulupaviranomaisena
Ulkomaalaisen asuinpaikan poliisilaitos myöntää:
1) oleskeluluvan Suomen kansalaisen Suomessa olevalle perheenjäsenelle sekä tämän alaikäiselle naimattomalle lapselle sekä Suomessa asuvan ja oleskelunsa rekisteröineen unionin kansalaisen Suomessa olevalle perheenjäsenelle ja tämän alaikäiselle naimattomalle lapselle;
2) uuden määräaikaisen oleskeluluvan;
3) pysyvän oleskeluluvan maassa oleskelevalle ulkomaalaiselle; ja
4) pitkään oleskelleen kolmannen maan kansalaisen EU-oleskeluluvan.
(13.9.2013/669)
Poliisilaitos peruuttaa myöntämänsä oleskeluluvan 58 §:n 1, 2, 4 ja 5 momentissa sekä 58 a ja 58 b §:ssä säädetyillä perusteilla. (16.12.2011/1339)
Poliisilaitos siirtää oleskeluluvan uuteen matkustusasiakirjaan.
Every case is unique. You can't measure the result of your application based on arbitrary anecdotes online.
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Yes it does:adnan wrote: Pardon me if I'm missing something, but the section to which you linked doesn't say anything about residence permit type A extension
P = Pysyvä
A = Jatkuva
B = Tilapäinen
A or B = Määräaikainen
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I'm sorry, but I still don't see where it says that the Migri isn't involved with deciding on type A RP extension.Rip wrote: Yes it does:
P = Pysyvä
A = Jatkuva
B = Tilapäinen
A or B = Määräaikainen
Toisessa kohdassa lainaamassani tekstissä puhutaan vain uudesta määräaikaisesta oleskeluluvasta, ei jatkoluvasta. Voisitko ystävällisesti lainata sitä kohtaa, missä kerrotaan ettei Migri ole mukana jatkolupapäätöksissä?
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Uusi määräaikainen oleskelulupa == jatkolupa. Check out section 67 that spells out when Migri makes the decision. Together those two sections have items for all the types of residence permits. You will see that Migri is the authority only for subset of first permits and when police delegates the case to them.adnan wrote: I'm sorry, but I still don't see where it says that the Migri isn't involved with deciding on type A RP extension.
Toisessa kohdassa lainaamassani tekstissä puhutaan vain uudesta määräaikaisesta oleskeluluvasta, ei jatkoluvasta. Voisitko ystävällisesti lainata sitä kohtaa, missä kerrotaan ettei Migri ole mukana jatkolupapäätöksissä?
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Oho! Lovely! This is what I didn't know. Thanks a lot!betelgeuse wrote: Uusi määräaikainen oleskelulupa == jatkolupa. Check out section 67 that spells out when Migri makes the decision. Together those two sections have items for all the types of residence permits. You will see that Migri is the authority only for subset of first permits and when police delegates the case to them.
As a non-native speaker, that was indeed ambiguous for me.
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Using the word "uusi" is weird also for me (native). The meaning only becomes apparent to me by general knowledge about the Aliens Act. People drafting the laws often generally live in their bureaucratic bubbles where words have their own (but well defined) meanings that do not match the idea of ordinary folk.adnan wrote:Oho! Lovely! This is what I didn't know. Thanks a lot!betelgeuse wrote: Uusi määräaikainen oleskelulupa == jatkolupa. Check out section 67 that spells out when Migri makes the decision. Together those two sections have items for all the types of residence permits. You will see that Migri is the authority only for subset of first permits and when police delegates the case to them.
As a non-native speaker, that was indeed ambiguous for me.
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I think sections 67/68 read together are reasonably clear. Worst are those things were one can read read the whole relevant text and the government proposal draft and still not understand.
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Well, today I got a confirmation. Yes, the labour office is indeed involved in my application to extend my residence permit (applied 2 month before the first one expired). Straight from Migri and Poliisi.Rip wrote:I think sections 67/68 read together are reasonably clear. Worst are those things were one can read read the whole relevant text and the government proposal draft and still not understand.
I asked about the status of my application (because no public queues for work-based RP, unlike other kind of RPs), and they told me they're waiting for the TE office decision.
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You are replying to a post about the involvement of Migri in making the decision so an experience about the labour office does not provide a counter example to Rip's post. Earlier in the thread we discussed TE-office involvement when the application has a degree from Finland? Do you have such a degree?adnan wrote:Well, today I got a confirmation. Yes, the labour office is indeed involved in my application to extend my residence permit (applied 2 month before the first one expired). Straight from Migri and Poliisi.Rip wrote:I think sections 67/68 read together are reasonably clear. Worst are those things were one can read read the whole relevant text and the government proposal draft and still not understand.
I asked about the status of my application (because no public queues for work-based RP, unlike other kind of RPs), and they told me they're waiting for the TE office decision.
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Oh, Jesus!betelgeuse wrote:You are replying to a post about the involvement of Migri in making the decision so an experience about the labour office does not provide a counter example to Rip's post. Earlier in the thread we discussed TE-office involvement when the application has a degree from Finland? Do you have such a degree?adnan wrote:Well, today I got a confirmation. Yes, the labour office is indeed involved in my application to extend my residence permit (applied 2 month before the first one expired). Straight from Migri and Poliisi.Rip wrote:I think sections 67/68 read together are reasonably clear. Worst are those things were one can read read the whole relevant text and the government proposal draft and still not understand.
I asked about the status of my application (because no public queues for work-based RP, unlike other kind of RPs), and they told me they're waiting for the TE office decision.
Apologies. It looks like I replied to the wrong thread. I've had a different (but slightly related) discussion in another thread.
Every case is unique. You can't measure the result of your application based on arbitrary anecdotes online.