Published: 22.10.2026
The Finns Party has presented a programme proposing higher income requirements for immigrants, tighter access to social benefits and an end to humanitarian immigration. It also proposes abolishing the refugee quota and municipal compensation for integration measures.
The sources describe a party programme aimed at potentially tightening immigration policy, not legislation currently in force. If implemented, some immigration routes and immigrants’ access to benefits could become more restricted, particularly for people with lower incomes and humanitarian status. The party also refers to higher income thresholds for labour migrants, making the issue relevant to long-term relocation planning. For now, however, the proposals do not create new requirements for applicants.