Finland is part of the EU, so it is very easy to immigrate there if you are from one of the member country. If you are not, it is still not that hard (comparin

Finland is part of the EU, so it is very easy to immigrate there if you are from one of the member country. If you are not, it is still not that hard (comparing to some other EU country). I actually had some member of my step family immigrating to Finland, and ultimately getting the citizenship. The administration is very helpful and provide a lot of help for people who immigrating to Finland (like full time language classes, which a lot of country don't do). Finland is a small country, so they are usually very open to qualified immigration because they usually have more position than what they can provide nationwide. Having company where the official work language is English says a lot about that. > If it’s easy, then I wonder why more people don’t do it. Why everybody is not moving to Finland is usually the weather and the language which is considered difficult (but very interesting) for people who don't know a ural/altaic language. Also, not everybody want to move out of their country and leave their friends and familly. > If it’s difficult, then it feels a little disingenuous to praise a society for privileging the people who just so happen to be born there. Well, this is a concept of nation. I would like to live in a world without border but this is not reality. You cannot criticize a country for treating their citizen good.