On 3 June 2026, the Finnish Government submitted its second supplementary budget proposal for 2026, allocating EUR 50.2 million to enhance counter-drone capabilities. Of this, EUR 44 million is dedicated to the Finnish Border Guard and EUR 6.2 million to the police to improve drone detection, identification, and countermeasures. The development and use of counter-drone technologies will be coordinated by the Defence Forces, Border Guard, and police through multi-authority cooperation. Additional provisions include EUR 2 million for Finnish Immigration Service to support amendments to the Aliens Act concerning removals from the country, EUR 4.2 million for the introduction of a citizenship test starting early 2027, and EUR 1.5 million to cover increased removals expenditure by police. The citizenship test costs are intended to be covered by fees in the future.

On 3 June 2026, the Finnish Government submitted its second supplementary budget proposal for 2026, allocating EUR 50.2 million to enhance counter-drone capabilities. Of this, EUR 44 million is dedicated to the Finnish Border Guard and EUR 6.2 million to the police to improve drone detection, identification, and countermeasures. The development and use of counter-drone technologies will be coordinated by the Defence Forces, Border Guard, and police through multi-authority cooperation. Additional provisions include EUR 2 million for Finnish Immigration Service to support amendments to the Aliens Act concerning removals from the country, EUR 4.2 million for the introduction of a citizenship test starting early 2027, and EUR 1.5 million to cover increased removals expenditure by police. The citizenship test costs are intended to be covered by fees in the future.