Finland’s remaining Covid-19 related travel restrictions will expire on Thursday June 30. Anyone travelling to Finland beyond this date, regardless of country of origin or vaccination status, will be able to enter the country without the need to supply any covid documentation.
The decision to remove Covid restrictions comes after a recent extension, with the 30th June chosen as the end date. Until then, travellers from third countries will continue to present proof of vaccination against the Coronavirus, proof of recovery or negative test results.
If you’re travelling from the UK before June 30, you will need to demonstrate proof of being fully vaccinated at least 7 days prior to arrival. If you have received a booster, you are considered fully vaccinated for entry into Finland. If you’re not fully vaccinated , you will only be allowed to enter Finland if you can provide evidence of an essential or compassionate reason for entry. This does not include tourism.
