tilikausista

Tilikausista refers to a demographic in Finland that are Finnish citizens who have received a permanent residence permit from another country but have not acquired the citizenship of that country. This group can include individuals of various nationalities who have chosen to retain their Finnish citizenship despite residing abroad.

The term tilikausista was popularized in the early 2010s as a result of an increase in the number of Finnish citizens living overseas with dual residency. Many of those who fall into this category are highly educated individuals, often holding university degrees and working in fields such as science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Research has shown that tilikausista tend to maintain strong ties to their Finnish heritage, with many continuing to vote in Finnish elections and participate in Finnish cultural events even after moving abroad. This group also tends to follow Finnish news and current events closely.

The high level of education among tilikausista has significant implications for the Finnish economy, with many contributing to Finnish research and innovation efforts from abroad. However, the population's relationship with Finland's institutions and policies remains complex, and ongoing debates surround issues such as taxation and voting rights. As the tilikausista population continues to grow and evolve, so too does the controversy surrounding their status.