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The Nomad Today

Finland

Increase in consumption and investments push Finnish economy up

The Nomad Today 2/28/19

The development of Finland's national economy was steady and gross domestic product grew in every quarter of the year

Finland

Stop braking 50 meters before, you cannot escape the new radars

The Nomad Today 2/27/19

The new speed cameras are capable of tracking up to 32 vehicles in different lanes from a distance of 150 meters.

Finland

Finland awarded for its future-oriented communications policies

The Nomad Today 2/27/19

The new Act on Transport Services contributed to the GSMA Government Leadership Award, presented to Finland in connection to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona

Finland

List of documents issued by EU authorities now exempt from legalisation

The Nomad Today 2/26/19

EU member states introduced a standard multilingual form that can be used to describe the contents of an issued document

Business container factory plant vehicle work

Finland

Employment increased by 35,000 in January

The Nomad Today 2/26/19

There were 15,000 more employed men and 20,000 more employed women in Finland than one year before

Finland

What happens to your surname if you get married in Finland?

The Nomad Today 2/25/19

The spouses have four options to choose which will be their last names once married.

Finland

Finland allocates €70 million to respond to humanitarian crisis

The Nomad Today 2/25/19

4 million euros will be channelled to Yemen, which is suffering the worst humanitarian crisis with over 80 per cent of the population in need of assistance

Finland

New look for the Finnish Immigration Service

The Nomad Today 2/25/19

Migri has renewed its appearance with a new, fresh logo shown at its website, service points and social media

Tourism

TOURISM

Kummakivi, the mother of all Finnish stones

The Nomad Today 2/22/19

An immense rock, seven meters wide and five meters high, placed in balance on top of another stone since the Ice Age

Economy & Business

How to detect a fake banknote

The Nomad Today 2/22/19

According to the European Central Bank, over 260,000 false banknotes were withdrawn from circulation in the second half of 2018.

Finland

Intermediate course of Finnish language for the readers of Foreigner.fi

The Nomad Today 2/22/19

Six new lessons to learn how to express yourself correctly by using some basic grammatical forms such as the plurals or the conjugation of the verbs

Finland

Government R&D funding increases by 108 million euros in state budget

The Nomad Today 2/22/19

The biggest categories to which funding is directed are universities’ research and development and general advancement of science

Finland

Prime Minister Sipilä to EU-League of Arab States summit

The Nomad Today 2/21/19

The purpose of the summit is to strengthen the Arab-European ties and address a wide range of common challenges

Finland

Kela's new discussion forum for international situations opened

The Nomad Today 2/21/19

Experts from the Social Security institution answer questions from, for instance, families with children, students, unemployed and recipients of social assistance.

Finland

Finland, the country of the most weird world championships

The Nomad Today 2/21/19

Running carrying the wife, throwing mobile phones, making the best solos with air guitars or playing football matches on impossible terrains are some of the peculiar 'sports' of this country