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Moving to Helsinki but working remotely in different country?
07.05.2023 |
So here's thing: I wanting to move to Helsinki. I being EU citizen, so as per infoFinland.fi, no need to be employed in Finland for right of residence if having "sufficient resources to support myself."
I am software developer, working remotely. I research cost of living in Helsinki, and I think I have enough money to afford living there, no need to change job right now. But I am worrying if immigration services agree with me on that.
So my question is: has anybody here trying this way? Moving to Finland for good, but still employed in another country? If so, did you get right of residence without problems?
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Vierailija kirjoitti:
You can always sell Big Issue (Iso Numero) as a side gig. That way you have lifelong permanent residence.
What u mean by this?
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Sisältö jatkuu mainoksen alla
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Diliit and trai ögen.
Not sure can you stay longer than some certain period of time but not sure about permanent residence .
I think,, if you are employed to another country and living in other.. there might some big questions about taxation as well..
Try to search / ask help from Migri, service for immigration: https://migri.fi/en/home
I think you can be 3 moths here without worrying any residence card / permission if you are from EU country.
Make sure that you have European Healthcare card, so you will receive health care cost as if you would be a citizen here.
You can always sell Big Issue (Iso Numero) as a side gig. That way you have lifelong permanent residence.