After having announced, early March, the complete lift of restrictions for new EU workers who wish to work in Finland (see our article n°06127), the Finnish government is proposing a bill that would require these workers to register within 14 days upon their arrival on Finnish territory. (Ref. 06396)
The law would apply for 3 years. The official aim is to have more data on movements. Workers from other EU countries have 3 months to register, after their arrival. This measure comes after the recent decision to put a photo on residence and work permits. Also, last year, the government announced the reinforcement of inspectorate services.
Finland accepted this opening mainly for two reasons.: It saw that Sweden had not been affected by a mass arrival of immigrants after it decided to open...
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