Gobusatashiteorimasu. Information from Finland.
-Public facilities, hotels, restaurants, etc. are open with restrictions in Finland, and vaccination is gradually being supplied-
There are some coronavirus-infected people in Finland, but 81% of vaccinated people over the age of 12 have been vaccinated.
Regarding entry to Finland, in the case of Japan, the conditions for staying in Japan and traveling directly from Japan to Finland are as follows.
・ Those who have been vaccinated with the new corona vaccination more than 7 days before entry are not restricted from entering the country and are not required to carry out PCR tests and voluntary quarantine after entry.
* Caution: Only for those who have been vaccinated with a vaccine (Pfizer, etc.) approved by the Finnish National Health and Welfare Organization. No later voluntary quarantine is required.
・ Only other people, professionals who have urgent personal circumstances or socially necessary roles, can enter the country. Sightseeing, business trips, school attendance, etc. are all impossible.
For details, please see the home site of the Embassy of Japan in Finland.
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Immigration restrictions due to the coronavirus were completely lifted on July 1st!
Welcome to Finland, everyone! We'll be expecting you!
You will be returned to the immigration requirements before Corona, so please check the expiration date of your passport before traveling.
Although there are some people infected with coronavirus, 87.3% of those aged 18 years or older who have been vaccinated have been vaccinated twice, and 63.3% have been vaccinated three times. The restrictions imposed by the coronavirus have been lifted from March 1st. Depending on the location, we still need to reduce the number of customers, but other than that, there aren't many restrictions. In public places, it has become common to wear masks and be careful about hygiene.
Regarding entry from Japan to Finland, the entry conditions for those staying in Japan and traveling directly from Japan to Finland are as follows.
Those who can prove that they have been vaccinated with the new coronavirus 7 days or more before entering Japan Those who can prove that they have been vaccinated once after overcoming the new coronavirus Those who have a digital certificate of the coronavirus of the European Union (6 months) Certificate of overcoming the coronavirus within
One of the above three conditions must be met. This restriction is in effect until May 8th.
* The above conditions are for those born in 2006 or before 2006 * Only for those who have been vaccinated with a vaccine approved by the Finnish National Health and Welfare Organization (Pfizer, etc.) * People other than the above, urgent personal circumstances, etc. Only professionals with socially necessary roles can enter the country. Sightseeing, business trips, school attendance, etc. are all impossible.
For more information, please visit the Embassy of Japan in Finland.
Disclaimer The information posted on this site will be updated as quickly as possible while paying attention to accuracy at the time of posting, but since most of the information is excerpts / summary summaries / translations from sources such as various official websites, it is 100% accurate. We do not guarantee sex. Please note that the operator does not take any responsibility for any actions taken by the user using the information on this website. Please be sure to check the original information of the source.
Notification of new coronavirus infection status
~ Public facilities, hotels, restaurants, etc. are open in Finland ~
There are some coronavirus-infected people in Finland, but 86.3% of those over the age of 18 who have been vaccinated have been vaccinated twice and 61.3% have been vaccinated three times. The restrictions imposed by the coronavirus have been lifted from March 1st. Depending on the location, we still need to reduce the number of customers, but other than that, there aren't many restrictions. In public places, it has become common to wear masks and watch out for satellites.
Regarding entry from Japan to Finland, the entry conditions for those staying in Japan and traveling directly from Japan to Finland are as follows.
・ Those who can prove that they have been vaccinated with the new coronavirus 7 days or more before entering Japan ・ Those who can prove that they have been vaccinated once after overcoming the new coronavirus ・ Those who have a digital certificate of the coronavirus of the European Union ( Certificate of overcoming the coronavirus within 6 months)
One of the above three conditions must be met. This restriction is in effect until March 13th.
* The above conditions are for those born in 2006 or before 2006 * Only for those who have been vaccinated with a vaccine approved by the Finnish National Health and Welfare Organization (Pfizer, etc.) * People other than the above, urgent personal circumstances, etc. Only professionals with socially necessary roles can enter the country. Sightseeing, business trips, school attendance, etc. are all impossible.
For more information, please visit the Embassy of Japan in Finland.
Disclaimer The information posted on this site will be updated as quickly as possible while paying attention to accuracy at the time of posting, but since most of the information is excerpts / summary summaries / translations from sources such as various official websites, it is 100% accurate. We do not guarantee sex. Please note that the operator does not take any responsibility for any actions taken by the user using the information on this website. Please be sure to check the original information of the source.
