
Depending on the application path you choose, you may need Finnish or Swedish skills ranging from a developing level (A2) up to a particularly good level (C1); applicants over 65 may be exempt.
For applications under the rules taking effect from 8 January 2026, language skills are part of several of the permanent-residence paths. The level required varies by path, from a 'developing' level (around A2) to 'particularly good' (around C1) Finnish or Swedish.
Some paths rely more on income or work history and education instead of high language proficiency, so the right path for you depends on your overall situation. Applicants aged over 65 may be exempt from the language requirement.
Because the exact requirement is tied to the path you select, review the path options carefully and gather evidence of your language level (such as a certificate) in advance.
احصل على تقييم شخصي من مستشار ACME مرخص، أو اسأل Acey.