Finland Halts Residence-Based Benefits for Individuals Without Valid Permits
Finland has implemented changes to stop paying residence-based benefits to individuals whose residence permit applications have been denied, revoked, or whose permits have expired without an extension application.
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Finland stops paying residence-based benefits to people without valid permit
The changes particularly apply to people whose application for a residence permit has been denied, revoked, or whose permit has expired and they have failed to apply for an extension.
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Finland has introduced a law that removes access to residence-based social benefits for people without a valid residence permit. The change took effect on 1 April 2026. The reform follows amendments to the Aliens Act, which define lawful and unlawful residence. The Social Insurance Institution of Finland, known as Kela, said eligibility for benefits now depends on legal residence status. Under the new rules, a person loses entitlement to Kela benefits once they receive a negative decision...
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