Who said the russians get the same treatment

cors187 · Post by **cors187** » Sun Jul 28, 2013 6:43 pm

http://translate.google.com/translate?s ... re%3Dru-RU

http://translate.google.com/translate?s ... re%3Dru-RU
If anyone can show me a better way,show it!

Russian lives 1000+km from Moscow/St Petersburg.
Russian goes to moscow , joins the line of applicants.
Russian gets he application number and bank code reference.
Russian travels to bank to pay application fees.
Russian joins application line to submit details.
Application desk open-Monday-Friday 9am-12.
Desk does not accept appointments.

Has anyone been through moscow for the family ties res permit????

Whats the deal with the system.

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onkko · Post by **onkko** » Mon Jul 29, 2013 1:23 am

You should be happy that you have possibility to come here. By history all russians should be shot in border.

cors187 · Post by **cors187** » Mon Jul 29, 2013 10:56 pm

went fishing and pulled up a cock eyed fish for sure.
Im not russian onkko , im from a better country than all euro countries.

Flossy1978 · Post by **Flossy1978** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:57 pm

I know where Cors is from.... And it really is a much better country than all of Europe put together LOL.

onkko · Post by **onkko** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 6:44 pm

You said you were russian in your original post.
Why you didnt use your country embassy and how could you use russian when youre not russian?

cors187 · Post by **cors187** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:56 pm

FloydFin wrote:
cors187 wrote: Im not russian onkko , im from a better country than all euro countries.
So why are you complaining? The procedures you mentioned are quite normal. I don't really see any problem in them. If a person is applying for a permit, it's normal to travel to the capital and spend time and money there.

Normal?
When i sent my details through everything went via email , i didnt loose 1 hr of work time.All payments online.
When i got my residence permit card in the mail i just booked a flight to finland and started working on the monday.

What migri.fi does to russians is abnormal in an electronic world.

Floyd your country must be bog.

cors187 · Post by **cors187** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:08 am

onkko wrote:You said you were russian in your original post.
Why you didnt use your country embassy and how could you use russian when youre not russian?

Are you worried you shot an Allie at the border?

cors187 · Post by **cors187** » Fri Aug 02, 2013 11:05 pm

FloydFin wrote:You're whole post is trying to depict as if Russians in particular are treated in a bad way, which is in not true. If you had an easy time with your application then good for you but the reality is a person from Russia or any other country applying for a permit has to attend in person to the embassy in question to submit their fingerprints and verify their identity.

the point is that (migri.ru) could make it simpler for them and easier for future residents.

3hr desk,no appointment available,travel 1000km+ = not the same treatment migri gave me as a foreigner.

the thread is not a comparison for other backwater nations.

Sami-Is-Boss · Post by **Sami-Is-Boss** » Sun Aug 04, 2013 8:09 pm

onkko wrote:You said you were russian in your original post.
Why you didnt use your country embassy and how could you use russian when youre not russian?

People do learn other languages you know, you unpleasant man, as your pidgin English testifies

Oho · Post by **Oho** » Mon Aug 05, 2013 2:17 pm

cors187 wrote: the point is that (migri.ru) could make it simpler for them and easier for future residents.

Why? Finland does not exist for the benefit of foreign nationals who want to move into the country (actually I am not sure of that anymore with all the pampering). Russians, by your description, are expected to follow more or less the same procedures as others wishing to immigrate to Finland from comparable countries.

cors187 · Post by **cors187** » Mon Aug 05, 2013 9:46 pm

Oho wrote:
cors187 wrote: the point is that (migri.ru) could make it simpler for them and easier for future residents.
Why? Finland does not exist for the benefit of foreign nationals who want to move into the country (actually I am not sure of that anymore with all the pampering). Russians, by your description, are expected to follow more or less the same procedures as others wishing to immigrate to Finland from comparable countries.

whatever , you drive 1000km to a 3hr desk.
Regardless though , Finland exists because Russia made it possible,lol

Oho · Post by **Oho** » Tue Aug 06, 2013 9:03 am

cors187 wrote: Regardless though , Finland exists because Russia made it possible,lol

No kidding... I really do not think you should start lecturing on Finnish history.

onkko · Post by **onkko** » Tue Aug 06, 2013 4:51 pm

Sami-Is-Boss wrote:
onkko wrote:You said you were russian in your original post.
Why you didnt use your country embassy and how could you use russian when youre not russian?
People do learn other languages you know, you unpleasant man, as your pidgin English testifies

Learning other languages doesnt change ethnicity/nationality.

eilif · Post by **eilif** » Wed Aug 07, 2013 3:04 am

All finnish residents (born here or not) are registered by biometric fingerprints in the new passports.. nothing unusual there even though the mere existence of such registery annoys the !"#¤% out of me.

cors187 wrote: Regardless though , Finland exists because Russia made it possible,lol

Lol.. I don't know what they teach in your schools over there, but as we slaughtered each others near the border both sides had heavy losses, thus the Soviets and Finland ended the war. Should it have continued by the hands of Soviets, it would have escalated into a "guerrilla war" with terrorisms and such after the "capture/conquest".

Anyways, the war of our grandparents is over, and most of us don't really mind about different nationalities around while we live our lifes.. Obviously, Russian citzens are more than welcome here, and we don't discriminate others. The "tensions" between Finland and Russian is nearly non-existent.. Meaning, there are a lot of tourists in and from both sides all around the year.

Personally i have 2 Russian friends who live nearby and there's really nothing between us. However, one should refrain from making such bold and thoughtless statements while being here. You don't walk around the native USA areas either saying that the natives are only allowed to live here because of the current population.

So with a common sense, and English language you can live/travel/survive very easily in Finland.

cors187 · Post by **cors187** » Wed Aug 07, 2013 7:30 pm

eilif wrote:All finnish residents (born here or not) are registered by biometric fingerprints in the new passports.. nothing unusual there even though the mere existence of such registery annoys the !"#¤% out of me.

cors187 wrote: Regardless though , Finland exists because Russia made it possible,lol
Lol.. I don't know what they teach in your schools over there, but as we slaughtered each others near the border both sides had heavy losses, thus the Soviets and Finland ended the war. Should it have continued by the hands of Soviets, it would have escalated into a "guerrilla war" with terrorisms and such after the "capture/conquest".

I wasnt talking about fighting.
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