Applying for a resident permit
Applying for a resident permit
Hi guys, so I'm going to be in Finland soon enough to visit my wife and we we're wondering if we can actually apply for a resident permit in Finland since I'll be there or do I have to do so from my home country, oh my wife is a Finnish Citizen.
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What passport do you have?
Every case is unique. You can't measure the result of your application based on arbitrary anecdotes online.
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I think that does not matter. Whatever passport you hold, if you are able to visit Finland, you can apply for the residence permit once you are here (unless rules have changed recently).adnan wrote:What passport do you have?
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You and your wife don't need to wonder anymore, nor ask from total strangers from internet: http://www.migri.fi/moving_to_finland_t ... sh_citizenhaxx wrote:Hi guys, so I'm going to be in Finland soon enough to visit my wife and we we're wondering if we can actually apply for a resident permit in Finland since I'll be there or do I have to do so from my home country, oh my wife is a Finnish Citizen.
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Visa is for visiting, Residence Permit for residing.
Visa is for visiting, Residence Permit for residing.
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I think it does.sky2 wrote:I think that does not matter.
His question is about whether he can apply in Finland or at the embassy. I just wanted to verify if he can come to Finland without a visa in the first place.
Every case is unique. You can't measure the result of your application based on arbitrary anecdotes online.
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You're right but if reread his post, he wrote:
so according to my understanding, the question was not if he can enter Finland or not, it was if he can apply for the residence permit once he's in Finland.haxx wrote:I'm going to be in Finland soon enough to visit my wife and we we're wondering if we can actually apply for a resident permit in Finland
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It'd be quicker to apply from outside of the country.
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I am not sure if this is the case. Applying outside the country goes to Migri which is swamped with asylum seekers. Situation in Finland depends on the local police station. In addition many people need to travel to reach the embassy in their country.Flossy1978 wrote:It'd be quicker to apply from outside of the country.
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I guess it also depends on from which country abroad you apply for resident permit.
I am from SE Asia and I decided to come here and applied in Finland. It took almost three months. I know at least two others applying from my home country and one had to wait for 5 months including 2 months the application was kept in the embassy (don't know why), the other has been waiting for 7 months.
I am from SE Asia and I decided to come here and applied in Finland. It took almost three months. I know at least two others applying from my home country and one had to wait for 5 months including 2 months the application was kept in the embassy (don't know why), the other has been waiting for 7 months.
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Hi guys.
We received an invitation to visit police and it is about first residence permit application decision. Personally, I think it is negative decision and they want to make clear that applicant understands the decision. That's why they have given appointment. Can it be something different? Sharing similar experience is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
We received an invitation to visit police and it is about first residence permit application decision. Personally, I think it is negative decision and they want to make clear that applicant understands the decision. That's why they have given appointment. Can it be something different? Sharing similar experience is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
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I was also invited to police station for further interview. I received rp card 3 weeks later. Don't worry and good luck 

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haxx wrote:Hi guys, so I'm going to be in Finland soon enough to visit my wife and we we're wondering if we can actually apply for a resident permit in Finland since I'll be there or do I have to do so from my home country, oh my wife is a Finnish Citizen.
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U CAN DO IT FROM YOUR HOME COUNTRY