Rip wrote:HongJiang wrote:does it mean if a person who does not speak Finnish , so she can not have Finnish citizenship, then no matter how many years she is here, she is always in the risk of being cancerled?
Are there that many countries where you can get a citizenship without talking one of the official languages of that country? Are there countries where a residence permit can not be canceled?
There are countries (unlike Finland) where even a citizenship given years ago can be revoked.
Also Rip, there is a Thai, she lives with a finnish man for 7 years, she could not speak Finnish ,unfortunately. So u think it is fine if she is divorced, she should be deported?
Well, she could not speak Finnish or Swedish, so she can not have Finnish citizenship, I understand this, but I think at least she has the right to stay , since she moved her for the Finnish man, On the human right part ,I think she could stay.
but any way, that is not my case, I speak fluent Finnish. But I also worry I will also be canceled as well. Since the law is not clear about how can be cancerled, who not, it just shows, police will handle case by case.