A person with a job offer or their own company in Finland can apply for a residence permit on the basis of employment or entrepreneurship.
Assistance with the part or whole of the process from start to finish, for example, the application documents, the authorities, etc.
The service is tailor-made to suit the needs of companies of all sizes, domestic employers and individual work permit applicants.
The requirements and arrangements for residence permits are complex and often perceived as confusing.
I can help you make sure that you have the right documents and that the application is properly completed. I also can deal with the authorities on your behalf after the application has been submitted and keep you updated of the progress.
No one can predict the decisions of the permit authorities, but on the
basis of the existing regulations and practices, we can jointly find out
where you stand.
We make sure to avoid the pitfalls that exist and the mistakes you can make that can cause a rejection.
The first counselling (by phone / email) is free of charge.
In Finland based employers and workers are warmly welcome.
Overseas agencies strictly no thanks.
NB. This is not a recruitment agency.
You must have confirmed
employment before you may apply for a worker's residence
permit for Finland. Your
employer must confirm this information by necessary documents for the
immigration authorities.
This is usually done in the form of an employment contract.
Recording of the webinar "Welcome to work in Finland!" by the Finnish Immigration Services covers issues such as residence permits for employed persons, the online service Enter Finland, occupational safety and health, and working life in Finland.
The Finnish Immigraton Service will resume ordinary service as of 1 September 2020 after the exceptional circumstances caused by the coronavirus epidemic. In urgent matters, you can visit the service points of the Finnish Immigration Service and queue using waiting numbers. You will be able to submit an application on Enter Finland or when visiting...
This year, the Finnish Immigration Service may grant an extended permit even if your income was temporarily lower than required. The lower income must be due to the coronavirus pandemic, and it may last for a maximum of six months.
You can take care of residence related permit matters in the Enter Finland service