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  1. Anvisningar för enheter inom munhälsovården under COVID-19-epidemin - THL

    Infektionssjukdomar och vaccinationer Anvisningar för enheter inom munhälsovården under COVID-19-epidemin Uppdaterad 6 april 2023 Denna anvisning är en rekommendation som kan användas av regionala och lokala aktörer som hjälp för att utarbeta egna...
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  2. A record number of international students move to Finland in 2022 | Maahanmuuttovirasto

    11.11.2022 | The number of international students moving to Finland increased considerably this year. By the end of October 2022, first-time residence permits for studies had been granted to 7,060 applicants from outside the EU.
    migri.fi/en/-/a-record-number-of-international-students-move-to-finland-in-2022
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  3. Changes to restrictions on food and beverage service businesses — restrictions to be introduced in Kymenlaakso - Ministry of Social Affairs and Health

    4.11.2021 | The Government has amended the decree restricting the activities of food and beverage service businesses due to the COVID-19 epidemic. As a result of changes in the epidemiological situation in the region of Kymenlaakso, the restrictions for the community transmission phase will be applied to food and beverage service businesses in the region.
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  4. Humanitarian assistance is needed more than ever before — Finland strengthens food security and supports safe childbirths in crisis areas - Finnish Government

    2.12.2021 | The UN estimates that 274 million people will need humanitarian assistance in 2022. The needs are increasing, for example due to the escalation of conflicts in Afghanistan and Ethiopia. Finland will increase its support for the alleviation of human suffering in crisis areas, which is why Finland will raise its funding for humanitarian assistance to EUR 113 million this year.
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  5. OECD comparison: Socio-economic background still a strong influence on educational choices - regional variations in Finland are small - OKM - Ministry of Education and Culture, Finland

    16.9.2021 | The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published its annual indicator comparing education systems, Education at a Glance. The special theme of this year’s publication was equality in education. The report focused mainly on 2019.
    okm.fi/en/-/oecd-comparison-socio-economic-background-still-a-strong-influence-on-educational-choices-regional-variations-in-finland-are-small
    Registered: Sat May 03 19:23:09 EEST 2025
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  6. Expert group: The COVID-19 crisis has revealed the strengths and fractures of the welfare society - Finnish Government

    3.6.2020 | The emergency caused by the coronavirus has had an uneven impact on Finnish society and different groups of people. Those who are already weak bear the greatest burden. The situation requires both immediate and long-term measures to maintain the preconditions, equity and equality of the welfare society, as was outlined by Archbishop Emeritus Kari Mäkinen.
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  7. Changes in police service fees: passport price falls, prices of other licences and permits remain the same or rise - Ministry of the Interior

    16.12.2021 | Police licence and permit fees are due to change in 2022. The price of a passport will fall, while most prices of other licences and permits will rise. The prices of identity cards will remain unchanged. The changes reflect the cost-correlation of licences and permits. The fees charged for licences and permits must correspond by law to the costs incurred in issuing these documents.
    intermin.fi/en/-/changes-in-police-service-fees-passport-price-falls-prices-of-other-licences-and-permits-remain-the-same-or-rise
    Registered: Mon Apr 21 03:27:54 EEST 2025
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  8. Restrictions on entry into Finland extended until 28 November - Ministry of the Interior

    4.11.2021 | Restrictions on external border traffic will continue. Vaccination coverage is not yet sufficient in Finland, and there is still a risk that the capacity of the healthcare system will be exceeded. For this reason, the validity of the decision made on 14 October will be extended until 28 November. However, people may still enter Finland from all countries upon presenting an approved certificate of a full course of vaccination.
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  9. Nordic Day on 23 March 2022 marks the 60th anniversary of the Helsinki Treaty - Finnish Government

    23.3.2022 | On 23 March, all Nordic countries and Åland, the Faroe Islands and Greenland will celebrate the anniversary of the Helsinki Treaty, which was signed in 1962. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Helsinki Treaty, which serves as the legal framework for official Nordic cooperation.
    valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/nordic-day-on-23-march-2022-marks-the-60th-anniversary-of-the-helsinki-treaty
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  10. Opening hours at border crossing points between Finland and Norway to be lifted on Monday 19 July - Ministry of the Interior

    15.7.2021 | In line with the Government decision of 15 July, the restrictions on the opening hours of border crossing points at the Finnish-Norwegian border will be lifted on 19 July. Changes will also be made to internal and external border control. According to the decision, starting from Monday 26 July 2021, persons who are able to present a certificate of a completed and approved COVID-19 vaccine course before entry can arrive in Finland from all countries.
    intermin.fi/en/-/opening-hours-at-border-crossing-points-between-finland-and-norway-to-be-lifted-on-monday-19-july
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