Finland’s government has proposed a ban on real estate purchases by nationals from countries engaged in wars of aggression, effectively targeting Russian buyers. The move aims to protect national security by preventing potential intelligence and sabotage activities. Exceptions will be made for residents with long-term permits. The bill, expected to be voted on this spring, seeks to close loopholes that allow indirect property acquisitions.
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