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Chapter 2
Finnish citizenship by birth
Section 9
Children

A child acquires Finnish citizenship by birth if:
1) the mother is a Finnish citizen;
2) the father is a Finnish citizen; and
a) is married to the child’s mother; or
b) the child is born in Finland and the man’s paternity of the child is established;
3) the father is dead, but was a Finnish citizen at the time of his death; and
a) was married to the child’s mother; or
b) the child is born in Finland and the man’s paternity of the child is established; or
4) the child is born in Finland and does not acquire the citizenship of any foreign State at birth, and does not even have a secondary right to acquire the citizenship of any other foreign State. A child who is born in Finland acquires Finnish citizenship through the place of birth if his or her parents have refugee status in Finland or if they have otherwise been provided protection against the authorities of their State of nationality. An additional requirement is that the child does not acquire either parent’s citizenship except through registration of the child’s birth with the authority of the parent’s State of nationality, or through another procedure requiring the assistance of the authorities of this State. If the protection referred to above was given to only one of the parents, it is also required that the child does not acquire the other parent’s citizenship by birth nor has even a secondary right through birth to acquire it.