It is said that refugees from the Middle East avoid Finland, a wealthy country, but why?

In fact, this phenomenon needs to be explained from the domestic situation in Finland and the situation of refugees from the Middle East.

Let’s talk about the situation in Finland first. Finland is indeed a very wealthy country. Finland also advocates socialism. It is friendly to people from all over the world and treats refugees very well. After all, Finland Finland hosts many refugees. But there is no free lunch in the world, and Finland cannot always let refugees eat and drink for free. Finland's local population density is sparse, so Finland needs foreign labor and distributes these foreign labor throughout the country. It sounds very reasonable, after all, refugees use their own labor to earn a living.

However, cities in Finland other than the capital of Finland are very cold and sparsely populated, making it basically impossible to communicate with others. If refugees from the Middle East agree to be assigned to a place other than the capital, they will have to endure coldness and loneliness throughout their lives and will never be able to return to the capital. In addition, Finnish people are relatively ignorant of flexibility and humor. Even if Middle Eastern refugees go to other places in Finland, it is difficult for them to communicate happily. Therefore, many Middle Eastern refugees avoid Finland.

Let’s talk about the refugees themselves. There are a huge number of refugees from the Middle East. A long time ago, refugees from the Middle East came to Finland to flee their lives. They were sent to desolate places by Finland and were unable to enjoy warmth throughout their lives. Therefore, their earliest refugees used social platforms to explain the situation in Finland and advised them not to go to Finland. Even if they did, they should not leave the Finnish capital, otherwise they would regret it for the rest of their lives. So for Middle Eastern refugees, other cities in Finland and the sparsely populated situation may make life worse than death for Middle Eastern refugees.

Whether it is from Finland or the refugees themselves, Finland will keep Middle Eastern refugees away.