Your Residence Permit Based On Studies Might Be Withdrawn if:

Your residence permit based on studies in Finland may be at risk of cancellation if you relate to one of the following situations:

-You returned the sponsorship money to the sponsor after receiving your residence permit, meaning you no longer have sufficient financial support for your stay in Finland.

-You have taken a six-month or one-year leave from your university without a valid reason or without providing sufficient evidence accepted by the Finnish Immigration Service.

-You have completed less than 45 credits per academic year, which does not meet the study progress requirements.

-You are working more than 30 hours per week, exceeding the permitted working hours for students.

-You have changed your educational institution without informing the authorities.

If you fall into any of these categories and have not yet received an Additional Information Request from the Finnish Immigration Service regarding the possible cancellation of your residence permit, you still have time to act. We can assist you in preventing the withdrawal of your residence permit and ensure that you remain legally in Finland.

Whether you are facing challenges in your residence permit application, employer-related complications, or other immigration matters, contact us with confidence. Our legal professionals are committed to delivering diligent and effective service, ensuring your rights are protected and your case is handled with care.

Our office will continue to provide legal and administrative services with professionalism and empathy, understanding the profound impact immigration matters can have on your life and future. If you are facing legal challenges, do not hesitate to reach out to us for expert assistance.