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The Finnish tax at source card for non-residents
Workers staying six months or less in Finland pay 35 percent tax at source, and a tax-at-source card first takes 510 euros a month off the wage.
...employer for six months or less, your wages are taxed at source at 35%, after a deduction of 510 euros per month or 17 euros per day, and the tax-at-source card (lähdeverokortti) is what lets your...
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The Finnish tax card and your withholding rate
The Finnish tax card sets your withholding rate and annual income ceiling for each employer. Without one, the employer withholds 60 percent of your wages.
If your employer pays you before it has a Finnish tax card for you, 60 percent of your gross pay is withheld. The Tax Administration's page for wage earners states that "a 60% withholding tax is...
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The spouse visa route into Finland
Finland's spouse route is a family-ties residence permit at 750 euros online, with income thresholds by municipality and an age-21 rule since June 2025.
...groups recurs at every renewal. Net means after tax and after pension and insurance contributions on the payslip. Income from employment or business counts, from the sponsor or another family member...
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Driving in Finland
EU licences work in Finland while valid; convention-country licences for 2 years after you settle. Winter tyres 1 Nov to 31 Mar; drink-driving limit 0.5‰.
...your car's next inspection date with. Vehicle tax and car tax Two different taxes apply to cars in Finland: Vehicle tax (ajoneuvovero) is an annual tax collected by Traficom, which states that it...
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Finland residence permit cost by application type
An employed person's first Finnish residence permit costs 750 euros online in 2026, an extension 230 euros and a permanent permit 380 euros, per Migri.
...euros elsewhere. These are net amounts after tax, distinct from the gross salary floor for employed persons. The cost of a full permit sequence A third-country national arriving on a work permit,...
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Finland residence permit types, A, B, P and P-EU
Finland issues A, B, P and P-EU residence permits, and only years on an A permit or Brexit permit count towards permanent residence, per Migri's rules.
...least 40,000 euros income in the latest completed tax assessment Finnish degree Not listed Not listed A2, or 15 credits of Finnish or Swedish studies Master's degree from a university or university of...
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Holiday pay in Finland and the three calculation methods
Holiday pay in Finland is your normal salary, average daily pay times a coefficient, or 9 or 11.5 percent of the year's wages, by how you are paid.
...on an old payslip, check that deadline first. Tax on holiday pay Holiday pay and the holiday bonus are taxed as salary under your tax card. A bonus paid in the same month as the salary makes that...
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Public transport in Finland
Finland has no national transit ticket: HSL, Nysse, Föli and Waltti cities sell their own. An HSL AB single costs EUR 3.30 in the app in 2026.
...about commuter benefits. Many employers offer a tax-free commuter ticket benefit (työsuhdematkalippu). Activate before you board. Inspectors do not accept app tickets activated after they arrive....
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Spouse work rights on a dependent visa in Finland
A spouse on a Finnish family-ties permit can work for any employer and any hours once it is granted, while a pending application gives no right to work.
...to the expiry date itself. Identity code and tax card before the first payday Before the first payday the spouse needs a tax card from the Tax Administration (Verohallinto). Without one, the Tax...
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Unemployment benefit in Finland and the two routes
Unemployment benefit in Finland comes from an unemployment fund as an earnings-related allowance, or from Kela as the general social security benefit.
...2026, on average 800.02 euros per month, before tax. Since 1 May 2026 that benefit has replaced the labour market subsidy and the basic unemployment allowance. Both routes start with registering as...
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Personal identity code in Finland
A personal identity code in Finland is the eleven-character henkilötunnus DVV issues once you are registered in the Population Information System.
...is needed to participate in the training." The Tax Administration's work in Finland page states that DVV issues Finnish personal IDs, and that "In some cases, IDs can be issued by the Finnish...