Applying for Citizenship 2024
Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
Hi, was following this thread for a while in a read-only mode so would be a proper thing to share the stats from me now.
Applied for finnish citizenship on 06.08.2023, went to Migri for identification next day on 07.08.2023
Diary number 9351/310/2023, initial queue number 7568
Application went to "In Progress" on 04.01.2024
Application was processed on 26.01.2024 with the queue number 5281
Base stats: Four years on continuous employment A-permit, YKI-testi passed, Russian citizenship by birth.
Applied for finnish citizenship on 06.08.2023, went to Migri for identification next day on 07.08.2023
Diary number 9351/310/2023, initial queue number 7568
Application went to "In Progress" on 04.01.2024
Application was processed on 26.01.2024 with the queue number 5281
Base stats: Four years on continuous employment A-permit, YKI-testi passed, Russian citizenship by birth.
Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
I know what may impact also are serious traffic offenses: like serious overspeeding etc. small traffic fines do not affect decision thoughquillcentaur wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:52 pmHi. Could you share a link for this? I tried the stats page https://tilastot.migri.fi/#decisions?l=en but the reason for negative decision is not appearing. Kiitos!
Being sentenced to a small number of punishments consisting of less than 30 day fines, for example, will usually not prevent you from becoming a citizen.” https://migri.fi/en/integrity
I know that traffic offences might impact PR, but not sure how serious they should be, though I heard that people got negative decision recently because of that, i.e. I heard that traffic offences have bigger impact on PR than on citezenship.
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It's so weird I got on stage 2 since November and still no decision.
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Applied in July 2023
Current queue number 44xx

Applied in July 2023
Current queue number 44xx
Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
I came to service point on 7th July 2023.
I have a theory that somebody in Migri probably pressed "Move to stage 2" button for my application, went out for lunch and then complete forgot about it
Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
I heard about 2 similar cases. But you might still get it soon, I hear it might take 2weeks or 2 month... or moremipilvi wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 1:20 amI came to service point on 7th July 2023.
I have a theory that somebody in Migri probably pressed "Move to stage 2" button for my application, went out for lunch and then complete forgot about it![]()
Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
Same for me!mipilvi wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 1:20 amI came to service point on 7th July 2023.
I have a theory that somebody in Migri probably pressed "Move to stage 2" button for my application, went out for lunch and then complete forgot about it![]()
I applied on 4.07.2023
Visited Migri on 11.07.2023
Moved to the stage 2 on 01.12.2023
Still on stage 2


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Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
I am more interested in the exact statistics from migri (what constitutes the negative decisions and the percentages). Since someone said it is on migri website but I couldn't find it.TUserFin wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 6:34 pm
I know what may impact also are serious traffic offenses: like serious overspeeding etc. small traffic fines do not affect decision though
Being sentenced to a small number of punishments consisting of less than 30 day fines, for example, will usually not prevent you from becoming a citizen.” https://migri.fi/en/integrity
I know that traffic offences might impact PR, but not sure how serious they should be, though I heard that people got negative decision recently because of that, i.e. I heard that traffic offences have bigger impact on PR than on citezenship.
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https://tilastot.migri.fiquillcentaur wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 12:19 pmI am more interested in the exact statistics from migri (what constitutes the negative decisions and the percentages). Since someone said it is on migri website but I couldn't find it.
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Congratulations!!!alex_inv wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 5:01 pmHi, was following this thread for a while in a read-only mode so would be a proper thing to share the stats from me now.
Applied for finnish citizenship on 06.08.2023, went to Migri for identification next day on 07.08.2023
Diary number 9351/310/2023, initial queue number 7568
Application went to "In Progress" on 04.01.2024
Application was processed on 26.01.2024 with the queue number 5281
Base stats: Four years on continuous employment A-permit, YKI-testi passed, Russian citizenship by birth.
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Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
Hi, I applied end of December, 2023 and got queue number 86xx in 2.1.2024 and at the moment it is 85xx and it only moved only 150 places, but for you it moved 600 places in two months even though there was Xmas break.Aasinkinttu wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 5:32 pmNoniin!Kinghypo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 12:32 pmI applied on the 4th of December and visited Oulu service point on the 5th of December. When I checked Kamu two or three Days later I was 8500 on the queue but as at today I am 7918 on the queue. We hope for the best and hope that within six months we will get a decision.
We are quite close in the que and approx. same application/service point visit date. I did things in Tampere so I guess service point really doesn't matter.
Did you get to stage 2 yet?
I’m curious and frankly worried a bit, how your queue number progressed so much faster while mine is so slow. Could it be because I’m in a slower queue? Because it goes so slow and it seems with this pace I’ll be around 4000 queue after more than 2 years
I would appreciate anyone helping me to make sense of this because it’s quite important for my case to get a decision by the end of summer.
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Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
You just linked what I already linked?X6InhEswsi7lLAQ wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 12:46 pmhttps://tilastot.migri.fiquillcentaur wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 12:19 pmI am more interested in the exact statistics from migri (what constitutes the negative decisions and the percentages). Since someone said it is on migri website but I couldn't find it.

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I couldn’t find anything stating 80% anywhere, but this link: https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/syste ... _FINAL.pdfquillcentaur wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 5:03 pmYou just linked what I already linked?X6InhEswsi7lLAQ wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 12:46 pmhttps://tilastot.migri.fiquillcentaur wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 12:19 pmI am more interested in the exact statistics from migri (what constitutes the negative decisions and the percentages). Since someone said it is on migri website but I couldn't find it.I wanted to see statistics exactly about what Karhu was saying. "based on migri website 80 percent of the rejections are because people are applying too early or trying to exempt from the yki testi" That link is not showing anything about that. So I was asking for the link showing what he's mentioning...
does say the majority of rejections are for lack of language skills or insufficient residency requirements. I would be curious if anyone had actual number statistics though
Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
Hi all, it would be interesting to know if someone got the decision recently, I mean those who applied in summer 2022 and has/had residence as entrepreneur... It's would be useful for statistics and trends because afaik entrepreneurs, workers, family ties are in separate queues...possibly...
I am still waiting since june 22 and now in queue 19xx.
I am still waiting since june 22 and now in queue 19xx.
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Re: Applying for Citizenship 2024
quillcentaur wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 5:03 pmYou just linked what I already linked?I wanted to see statistics exactly about what Karhu was saying. "based on migri website 80 percent of the rejections are because people are applying too early or trying to exempt from the yki testi" That link is not showing anything about that. So I was asking for the link showing what he's mentioning...
