The Finnish Immigration Service has opened applications for the Finland Seasonal Work Permit 2025, providing opportunities for workers in agriculture, forestry, and tourism.
The permits will allow migrant workers to secure jobs in Finland starting later this year.
TravelBiz reports that the seasonal work permits are specifically designed to allow foreign nationals to work in Finland for up to nine months in a 12-month period.
To apply, workers must secure the appropriate work permit before traveling to Finland.
A seasonal work permit is one that allows individuals from outside Finland to work in the country temporarily; generally in the agriculture, forestry, and tourism sectors. Employment under this permit can last for up to nine months within a 12-month period. The type of permit required will depend on the duration of the job.
Several requirements must be met to apply for a seasonal work permit:
Reports inform that recent legislative changes in Finland specifically impact wild-berry pickers as well.
A new law now requires all wild-berry pickers to have formal employment contracts, ensuring fair treatment and working conditions.
The Finnish government, as stated, is committed to monitoring the effects of these regulations and may introduce additional measures to improve labour conditions in the future, reports inform.
With applications now open, individuals interested in working in Finland should begin their application process early to avoid delays.
Seasonal work permits provide an opportunity for foreign workers to gain employment in a country known for its fair treatment of employees and ethical labor practices.