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Finland’s social insurance institution Kela will change benefit payment schedules and customer service hours during the Easter holidays while also expanding its English-language phone service as demand continues to rise. [1]

Kela asks 28,000 students to repay overpaid benefit Published : 10 Feb 2026, 20:48 The national social insurance institution-Kela asked about 28,000 students to repay the overpaid student financial aid for 2024 by April 15 this year, said Kela in a p... [2]

Maanantaina ensimmäistä kertaa kokoontunut uusi Lapin aluevaltuusto jätti nimeämättä uuden saamen kielen lautakunnan. Syynä on, että esitetty lautakunnan kokoonpano ei ollut tasa-arvolain mukainen, sillä lautakunnassa olisi ollut liian vähän miehiä. [3]

Kela stops benefit of 3,500 higher students from Jan Published : 16 Dec 2022, 00:16 The national social insurance institution- Kela has decided to stop financial supports of about 3,500 students as the academic progress of the students were not satis... [6]

Picture: Max Kivuori/Yle Heidi Finnilä Editor I work at the journal Science and Everyday, with both knowledge and entertainment. (translated from sv) [7]

46,000 students get Kela payment cues due to unpaid healthcare fee Published : 27 Oct 2022, 02:43 Updated : 18 Nov 2022, 00:04 The national social insurance institution- Kela has sent late payment reminders to 46,000 higher education students due to ... [8]

Kela reimbursements for private healthcare will expand from 1 May 2025 following a decision by Parliament. The changes will reintroduce reimbursement for physiotherapy and increase reimbursement levels for dental care and gynaecological services. [10]

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