A recent report by the think tank Magma has sparked a discussion about the Finnish government’s goal of having 5–10% of immigrants integrate in Swedish. While the objective aims to foster smoother integration and social cohesion, the report raises concerns about the lack of clear definitions and reliable data on the issue.
Our colleague, Ramona Larsen, who herself integrated in Swedish, sheds light on the practical advantages of learning the language, particularly for those with strong English skills. However, experts argue that clearer targets, more support, and practical measures are essential to make this pathway more accessible to immigrants.
You can also watch the interview where Ramona shares her personal decision to choose Swedish as her integration path here.
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