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Suomi.fi is a one-stop portal for Finnish public sector online services. The revised Suomi.fi comprises the former Suomi.fi, Asiointiopas.fi and Lomake.fi websites. Suomi.fi also has a subportal called Quality to the Web.
Suomi.fi is a collection of information important for the everyday lives of citizens and produced by public administration organisations and major national non-governmental organisations.
Suomi.fi includes texts, links, eServices, forms, acts, decrees and news. The portal is available in Finnish, Swedish and English. The version in English is specifically intended for foreigners who are living in or moving to Finland and who do not speak Finnish or Swedish.
The Suomi.fi editorial team is located in the Government Information Management Unit at the Ministry of Finance.
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EnterpriseFinland - Establishing and Doing Business in Finland!
Part of YritysSuomi, Enterprise Finland is a service package aimed at foreigners and immigrants. YritysSuomi (available in Finnish and in Swedish) is a public online service and portal for enterprises, entrepreneurs and future entrepreneurs. It provides access to a comprehensive range of public services.
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The formin.finland.fi site distributes information and services produced by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. The site operates in Finnish, Swedish and English, but all material is not necessarily available in all the three languages. Some matters may also be in some other languages. The diplomatic and consular missions abroad complement the provision of information in different languages.
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Current affairs contains news, press releases and other topical material related to the different tasks of the Ministry. Visitors can subscribe to an RSS feed and receive topical material to RSS reader.
Foreign and security policy contains information about the implementation of Finland's foreign and security policy, about Finland's action related to the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and in international organisations.
Trade policy is a subsection, which contains Finland's Trade Policy Programme, information about the EU's common trade policy, objectives and instruments of trade policy, promotion of exports and internationalisation, and trade policy organisations.
Development policy covers partly the same information as used to be available at global.finland.fi. This subsection tells about the objectives of Finland's development policy, the forms of cooperation, the partner countries and partners of cooperation. Information is also given about the forms of assistance and financing related to development cooperation.
International cooperation provides information about cooperation with other international actors carried out in various contexts and in different forms.
EU subsection deals with the European Union in general and, more specifically, with issues related to the Ministry's field of administration.
Human rights provides information about human rights, conventions related to them, periodic reports and human rights complaints.
Countries and regions subsection gives basic information about different countries.
Services deals with different issues related to travelling, visa requirements, crisis preparedness, citizenship matters and other consular services. In addition, this subsection provides information about services targeted at companies and organisations, financing available and related projects. There are also instructions related to protocol issues and customs and traditions, and information about research and planning in different policy areas. The data bank comprises information about policies, strategies, publications and the archives and library.
Ministry subsection gives basic information about the issues, organisations, contact details and history related to the functions of the Ministry.
Missions abroad subsection presents the Finnish diplomatic and consular missions in different countries and to international organisations and the European Union.
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LocalFinland.fi is the Web site of the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities.
The site gives you information about the role of local and regional authorities in Finland and about the services they offer.
There are 416 towns and cities in Finland. The annual budgets of all local and joint authorities put together exceed 31 billion euros. As many as 430,000 employees provide services for local residents.
Finnish local authorities enjoy a strong, self-governing status and have the right to levy taxes.
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This website presents Eduskunta, the Parliament of Finland and members of parliament. It also provides you with information on how parliament works, the legislative work of parliament, its committees and the parliamentary services.
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Tasks of the State Provincial Offices General
The State Provincial Offices act as the joint regional authority for seven ministries in the following domains:
- social and health care
- education and culture
- police administration
- rescue services
- traffic administration
- competition and consumer affairs
- judicial administration
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Brief descriptions of various parts of the Finnish tax system. The detailed information about each specific field of taxation - the instructions, forms and bulletins - can be found in the Tax Guide section.
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