Finland: Changes in the identity card (for foreigners)., page
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reply posted on 30-5-2011 @ 11:02 AM by boncho
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Unless they have to have the brown card taped to their shoulder at all times I fail to see how it is like the Jews and the Third Reich.


reply posted on 30-5-2011 @ 11:10 AM by boncho
For perspective, Canada too has a landed immigrant card for people that have not received their citizenship yet.
Here


I assume when they say 'foreign citizen', they mean a citizen of another country that is living in Finland (or from what I am reading, someone who wants to travel through Finland).

It seems this identity card is voluntary (meaning it is nothing like Nazi Germany):
Identity cards are issued by the police on application. On certain conditions, an identity card can also be issued to a foreign citizen or a minor (for more information, go to the website of the Finnish Police at www.police.fi).


From what I can tell, it's used for people who want to streamline their travelling or use certain services in Finland. Correct me if I am wrong.



reply posted on 30-5-2011 @ 01:45 PM by Skittle
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I was just looking at a slip from Moneygram and it says under ID "Alien ID". Guess it's the same over here in Sweden. It similar as the Finnish ID on the specimen photos.
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