Finland national and regional recommendations to prevent spread of COVID-19 epidemic National recommendation to work remotely Due to the widespread increase in COVID-19 cases nationwide, the Government recommends that employees in the Read More
A shift from global to local travelling is not a panacea for the challenges faced by the Lapland tourism industry, but it could contribute to mitigating the impacts of the pandemic on this service sector
Corona virus quarantine period cut to 10 days The quarantine and isolation time linked with the corona virus is being reduced in Finland. The changes to the instructions take effect on Monday, Read More
On 8 October, the Government adopted a decision on restrictions on entry into the country, which will enter into force on 12 October. Restrictions on entry will be reintroduced for traffic between Read More
Travellers from the risky countries can come to visit Finland with a negative corona test and stay maximum one week without quarantine. Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) suggests that government’s Read More
Finland introduced new strict guidelines of travel restrictions effective from 28 September. On 24 September, the Government adopted a decision on restrictions on entry into Finland. Restrictions on entry will be reintroduced Read More
Travel Restrictions on entry will be lifted for traffic between Finland and Cyprus, Germany, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Poland and Sweden, as well as for residents of Australia, Canada and Japan who are Read More
Finland new travel restrictions Internal border control will be reinstated for traffic between Finland and Iceland, Greece, Malta, Germany, Norway and Denmark. In its negotiations on 18 August, Finnish Government decided that Read More
The Finnish Government decided to reinstate internal border control for traffic between Finland and the Netherlands and between Finland and Belgium. Restrictions on external border traffic will be reinstated for traffic from Read More
The Government of Finland decided to impose travel restrictions again with Austria, Slovenia and Switzerland. The new changes will enter into force on Monday 27 July. At the same time no restrictions or quarantine required for 11 other countries including Japan, South Korea and New Zealand.