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Learn More: Finland Health Declaration

Due to recent measures taken by governments to tackle Covid-19, visitors will be required to present Health Declarations, Medical Declarations, or Self-Declarations Health Form for entry Finland. iVisa.com, in its effort to help all customers fulfill their travel dreams, designed these required documents for you to travel safely.

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  • Only complete this form if you are planning to travel within the next 3 months. Requests to travel outside of 3 months will not be considered. Check the website regularly as travel restrictions are subject to change.

  • All travelers arriving in Finland must undertake a mandatory 14-day quarantine at designated facilities in their port of arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions

Finland is a country in the northern part of Europe. It is bordered by Norway to the north, Sweden to the west, and Russia shares its eastern border. The country is a very modern welfare state. Its cities and towns are well-planned and very comfortable to live in. Even with all the modern amenities, the country still offers vast tracts of unspoiled countryside. It has more than 180,000 lakes which make up about 10% of the total land area, with almost the same number of islands. One of the more unusual attractions in Finland is the Aurora Borealis or the Northern Lights. It can be seen by the naked eye in the northern portion of the country in the winter months since it is near the Arctic Circle. In the summer, the same area displays the Midnight Sun, a period where the sun shines continually throughout the day, caused by the angle made by the tilt of the Earth to the plane of the ecliptic. Santa Claus is a big mythical attraction in Finland. The people claim that Mount Korvatunturi, a mountain that reached legendary status in the country, is the home of the fabled Christmas character. A booming tourist industry in Lapland is dedicated to fans of Santa Claus. Whether it is true or not, entering Finland will call for a Health Declaration Form so get one for yourself now. Finland, being one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, is unusual because of its people. The Finns prefer to head to their summer residences in the warmer months of the year so they can enjoy all kinds of activities to unwind their minds and bodies. This includes going fishing and swimming in the thousands of lakes in the country, and barbecuing in the backyard. They also love to go to the sauna, one of the most prominent contributions of the Finns to world culture and to the lexicon. The Finnish people usually have a sauna in their backyard, and it is usually one of the first outbuildings to be constructed when building a new home. Finland also has a distinctive culture and language that characterize the nation and makes it stand out from the rest of the Nordic countries. Finland’s cultural and natural tourist attractions are something to behold. Get your Medical Declaration Form now so you can enter the country and enjoy everything it has to offer. Finland has a well-developed tourism industry, drawing in 6.8 million foreign visitors in 2018. 53% of these tourists came from other European Union member states. The previous year saw tourism adding 4.6 billion Euros of value to the Finnish gross domestic product, roughly 2.6% of the total value. The industry also added around 140,000 jobs to the employment sector. As stated earlier, Finland is famous for its 180,000 lakes, all of them displaying excellent water quality. The Finnish Lakeland has cities surrounding it, with Tampere being the biggest one. Other important cities include Lahti, Mikkeli, Jyväskylä, Lappeenranta, Kuopio, Savonlinna, and Joensuu. Aside from the water quality, the Finnish lakes are surrounded by forests and woods. Enjoy the rustic side of Finland. See the lakes and other sites when you use your self-declaration form for entry. The northern latitude of the country makes it possible for visitors to engage in alpine skiing and cross-country skiing in the winter. There are many ski resorts in the country, the most popular of them located in Lapland, north of the Arctic Circle. There are few exceptions, however, such as Himos in Jämsä, just around 200 kilometers north of the capital Helsinki, and Kuusamo, located in the northeastern portion of the Oulu Province. The town of Rovaniemi boasts the Santa Claus village, a tourist attraction dedicated solely to the popular Christmas character. Another attraction of the Finnish Lapland, which consists of Rovaniemi and its surroundings, is the Aurora Borealis. The village has been voted the best place in the country to see the Northern Lights. Finland also organizes the biggest picnic in the world every year. The event is called Vappu and takes place from April 30th to May 1st. Every village, town, and city across the country takes part in the event. Finland also holds some of the best music festivals in Europe. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of these festivals. Use your Travel Health Card and enter the country in the summer. These festivals, called Festari, are usually held during the summer months. Provinssirock is held in June in Seinäjoki, and is one of the biggest rock festivals in Finland. In late June comes Nummirock, a heavy metal event held in Nummijärvi. Other events organized in June are the Tuska Open Air and the Sauna Open Air, in Helsinki and Tampere respectively. July events include Tangomarkkinat, the world’s oldest tango festival; Vauhtiajot, a festival for motorsports and rock enthusiasts; Ruisrock held in Turku; Pori Jazz for jazz and world music held in Pori; and Flow, an event dedicated to indie, urban and electronic music held in Helsinki. These festivals normally last from 2 to 4 days, and tickets cost about €60 to €100. The event organizers offer a package including a campsite where you can meet other guests, sleep, and eat in. The atmosphere is generally friendly and chill, with the bonus of drinking a lot of beer as part of the experience. International bands also play in these events, Foo Fighters and Linkin Park among others. Winter sports are a big tourist draw in Finland. Some of the most popular sports are alpine skiing and cross-country skiing, with ski resorts dedicated to these activities. Some of these resorts also offer snowboarding, using the same paths as skiers. Summer activities include canoeing, swimming, and fishing in the thousands of Finnish lakes. Some also participate in hiking and hunting, as well as obscure activities like air guitar competitions and wife carrying. Take part in these events. Be ready with all your travel documents, and book your vacation to Finland.

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