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This is Finland. That declaration is basically what they are checking but you are not trusted to declare it yourself. I don't know how important the permanent
by alibarber 5y ago
This is Finland. That declaration is basically what they are checking but you are not trusted to declare it yourself.
I don't know how important the permanent thing is or if it is tbh. Here it is not possible to claim salary-linked unemployment benefits (which on paper are actually quite generous) unless you have worked for some period of time (6 months or so in some larger period) even if you are as Finnish as can be.
The thing is, there are many 'soft' things that rely on that registration going through, eg. bank account[1], even a local-priced transport pass.
[1]A Finnish bank account here is more than a place to stash money, it's proof of your ID online to any of the nice e-government services.
- cataphract 5y agoFor unemployment benefits here you need to have worked 1 year in the past 2 years (possibly interpolated). This applies to nationals and union citizens alike. But the time you worked in other EU countries count towards that total as well. So there is not even indirect discrimination against Union citizens.