Data about welfare for migrants in Finland (thread).
66% of people who come from typical refugee countries receive income supplementation.
Saajia: Amount of benefit receivers
Saajien osuus: % of receivers in that group
Pakolaisten lähtömaat: Refugee origin countries
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66% of people who come from typical refugee countries receive income supplementation.
Saajia: Amount of benefit receivers
Saajien osuus: % of receivers in that group
Pakolaisten lähtömaat: Refugee origin countries
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55% of immigrants from refugee countries in Finland receive unemployment checks.
That doesn't mean 55% are unemployed.
The number is higher, but not all of them are eligible for unemployment checks, so they get income supplementation instead.
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That doesn't mean 55% are unemployed.
The number is higher, but not all of them are eligible for unemployment checks, so they get income supplementation instead.
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75% of immigrants from typical refugee countries receive housing benefit.
They have big families, so they get big apartments, and since they want to live in the big cities, understandably their rents are high.
But who cares, when they don't have to pay for it, right?
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They have big families, so they get big apartments, and since they want to live in the big cities, understandably their rents are high.
But who cares, when they don't have to pay for it, right?
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24% of refugee immigrant households receive child support.
Child support is a major income source for migrants. With their huge families, every kid is a paycheck, and they can get a doctor's salary in benefits alone.
So why bother working, when you can just have babies?
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Child support is a major income source for migrants. With their huge families, every kid is a paycheck, and they can get a doctor's salary in benefits alone.
So why bother working, when you can just have babies?
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On top of the child support there's the child home care allowance, of which 7% (small number but huge overrepresentation) goes to refugee mothers.
So they also get paid per child when they don't put their kids in daycare but stay at home.
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So they also get paid per child when they don't put their kids in daycare but stay at home.
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It's important to take into count that Finland doesn't make race-based statistics, and these numbers only include migrants born outside of Finland.
Our officials are very reluctant to release clear, specific data that would show the full cost of 3rd world immigration.
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Our officials are very reluctant to release clear, specific data that would show the full cost of 3rd world immigration.
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Summary: People born in typical refugee countries receice 3-5 times as much in benefits as an average Finn, depending on the time they have spent in Finland. Even those who have lived here over 20 years receive 3 times the benefits of the average Finn.
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