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  1. Restrictions on entry into Finland to be tightened on 27 January - Ministry of the Interior

    22.1.2021 | On 22 January, the Government decided to tighten the restrictions on entry into Finland. The new restrictions will enter into force on 27 January and will remain in force until 25 February. The new restrictions aim to reduce cross-border traffic in order to prevent the spread of the new COVID-19 variants. The epidemiological situation in Finland differs considerably from that in other Schengen countries.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-finland-to-be-tightened-on-27-january

  2. Violent extremist groups operate throughout the country - Ministry of the Interior

    16.4.2020 | Different parts of Finland are reporting engagement in activities by violent extremist movements. Violent non-parliamentary far right movements are active in the areas of all police departments. In some areas, there are also reports of activities of violent non-parliamentary far left groups, mainly anarchists and anti-fascists. These conclusions are presented in the new situation overview of violent extremism.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/vakivaltaiset-aariliikkeet-toimivat-koko-maan-alueella

  3. Restrictions on entry into Finland extended until 25 May - Ministry of the Interior

    22.4.2021 | On 22 April, the Government decided to extend the restrictions on entry into the country until 25 May 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, and we do not yet have adequate measures available to replace the restrictions. For this reason, and to curb the spread of COVID-19 variants, both internal border controls and restrictions on external border traffic will continue. No substantive changes were made to the decisions taken on 31 March. The decisions will enter into force on 26 April.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-finland-extended-until-25-may

  4. Restrictions on entry into Finland extended until 18 March - Ministry of the Interior

    18.2.2021 | On 18 February, the Government decided to extend the current restrictions on entry into the country until 18 March 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, and there are not yet adequate measures available to replace internal border controls. For this reason, and to curb the spread of COVID-19 variants, both internal and external border controls will continue until 18 March. No substantive changes will be made to the decisions taken on 11 February 2021.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-finland-extended-until-18-march

  5. Restrictions on entry extended until 9 February - Ministry of the Interior

    7.1.2021 | On 7 January, the Government decided to extend the restrictions on entry into the country until 9 February 2021. The COVID-19 epidemic is still clearly growing globally, and the number of infections is increasing in most countries more sharply than in Finland. It is therefore not justified to ease the restrictions until the new health security measures under preparation have been made sufficiently available.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-extended-until-9-february

  6. Restrictions on entry into Finland extended until 27 June - Ministry of the Interior

    3.6.2021 | On 3 June, the Government decided to extend the restrictions on entry into the country until 27 June 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, and we do not yet have adequate measures available to replace the restrictions. For this reason, and to curb the spread of COVID-19 variants, both internal border controls and restrictions on external border traffic will continue. Some amendments will be made to the decisions adopted on 20 May. These will enter into force on 7 June.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-finland-extended-until-27-june

  7. Restrictions on entry into Finland from EU and Schengen countries to be eased from 21 June - Ministry of the Interior

    17.6.2021 | Entry into Finland from EU and Schengen countries will be allowed for those who have received an approved COVID-19 vaccination series and those who have recovered from COVID-19 less than six months ago prior to entry. Entry into the country will also be allowed for those travelling from EU and Schengen countries because of their work. The changes will enter into force on 21 June. On 17 June, the Governm...
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-finland-from-eu-and-schengen-countries-to-be-eased-from-21-june

  8. Restrictions on entry extended until 12 January - Ministry of the Interior

    10.12.2020 | On 10 December, the Government decided to extend the restrictions on entry into the country until 12 January 2021. The COVID-19 epidemic is still clearly growing globally, and the number of infections is increasing in most countries. Although the number of new cases in Finland started to rise in the autumn after a calmer period in the summer, differences between the epidemiological situations in Finland and many other countries have recently grown sharply.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-extended-until-12-january

  9. Changes to restrictions on entry into the country - Ministry of the Interior

    11.2.2021 | On 11 February, the Government decided to change certain entry restrictions, which will take effect from 15 February. Because the coronavirus situation in Iceland has improved, Finland will no longer restrict entry from Iceland. In contrast, entry restrictions will again apply to residents of Rwanda arriving from Rwanda. In addition, the opening hours of certain border crossing points on the western border in Lapland and the eastern border will be limited.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/changes-to-restrictions-on-entry-into-the-country-1

  10. Internal border control will continue until 25 July - changes to external border control as well - Ministry of the Interior

    8.7.2021 | The Government has decided to continue internal border control until 25 July to ensure the introduction of health security measures at borders. After this short transitional period, internal border control and entry restrictions at internal borders will be lifted. Internal border traffic refers to traffic between Finland and other Schengen countries. Changes will be made to external border control as well.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/internal-border-control-will-continue-until-25-july-changes-to-external-border-control-as-well

  11. Border traffic to be opened in a controlled and gradual manner from 14 May – guidelines on safe distances and hygiene still in force - Ministry of the Interior

    13.5.2020 | In line with the Government’s hybrid strategy, Finland is now beginning the controlled dismantling of the restrictive measures put in place to mitigate the COVID-19 crisis. The restrictions and recommendations on border traffic will be gradually dismantled starting on 14 May at 00.00 until further notice.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/rajaliikennetta-avataan-hallitusti-ja-asteittain-14-toukokuuta-alkaen-turvavaleja-ja-hygieniaohjeita-noudatettava-edelleen

  12. Restrictions on entry into Finland extended until 17 April - Ministry of the Interior

    11.3.2021 | On 11 March, the Government decided to extend the restrictions on entry into the country until 17 April 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, and there are no adequate measures available yet to replace the restrictions. For this reason, and to curb the spread of COVID-19 variants, both internal border controls and restrictions on external border traffic will continue. Only minor changes were made to the decisions taken on 18 February.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-finland-extended-until-17-april

  13. Restrictions on entry into Finland extended until 30 April - Ministry of the Interior

    31.3.2021 | On 31 March, the Government decided to extend the restrictions on entry into the country until 30 April 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, and we do not yet have adequate measures available to replace the restrictions. For this reason, and to curb the spread of COVID-19 variants, both internal border controls and restrictions on external border traffic will continue. No substantive changes were made to the decisions taken on 11 March. The changes will enter into force on 1 April.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-finland-extended-until-30-april

  14. Consultation begins on national implementation of EU directive on access to financial information - Ministry of the Interior

    12.2.2021 | The Ministry of the Interior has prepared legislative amendments to implement the EU directive on access to financial information at national level. The directive contains rules to facilitate the use of information held in bank account registries by the authorities for the purpose of preventing, detecting, investigating or prosecuting certain offences.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/consultation-begins-on-national-implementation-of-eu-directive-on-access-to-financial-information

  15. European Commission aims to harmonise Member States’ measures at the EU’s external borders in crisis situations - Ministry of the Interior

    10.2.2022 | The European Commission wants to harmonise measures taken by the Member States at the EU’s external borders in various crisis situations. The Commission issued a proposal for amending the Schengen Borders Code in December. The aim is to develop the Member States’ joint actions at the external and internal borders and in the area of free movement. The Government expressed its position on the proposal in its communication submitted to Parliament on 10 February.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/european-commission-aims-to-harmonise-member-states-measures-at-the-eu-s-external-borders-in-crisis-situations

  16. Restrictions on entry extended until 13 December - Ministry of the Interior

    19.11.2020 | On 19 November, the Government decided to extend the restrictions on entry into the country until 13 December 2020. The COVID-19 epidemic continues to accelerate, and there are significant differences between the situation Finland and in the rest of Europe. It is therefore not justified to ease the restrictions until the new health security measures under preparation have been made sufficiently available.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-extended-until-13-december

  17. Restrictions on movement to and from Uusimaa remain in force until 19 April 2020 - Ministry of the Interior

    25.3.2020 | The restrictions concern movement to and from the Uusimaa region. The movement restrictions in the Uusimaa region entered into force on 28 March and remain in force until 19 April 2020.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/hallituksen-linjaukset

  18. Restrictions on entry into the country to be amended due to COVID-19 - Ministry of the Interior

    11.9.2020 | On 11 September, the Government adopted a decision on restrictions on border traffic, which will enter into force on 19 September and continue until 18 October. 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 travelling from their home country to Finland.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/maahantulon-rajoituksia-muutetaan-koronatilanteen-perusteella

  19. Restrictions on entry into the country to be amended due to COVID-19 - Ministry of the Interior

    11.9.2020 | On 11 September, the Government adopted a decision on restrictions on border traffic, which will enter into force on 19 September and continue until 18 October. 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 travelling from their home country to Finland.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-the-country-to-be-amended-due-to-covid-19

  20. Government decided on restrictions on border traffic starting from 15 June - Ministry of the Interior

    12.6.2020 | On 12 June, the Government decided that border control will continue partially at internal borders and external border traffic will continue to be restricted until 14 July 2020. The restrictions will continue to the extent that they are considered mandatory due to a serious threat posed by the epidemiological situation.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/valtioneuvoston-paatos-rajaliikenteen-rajoituksista-15-6-alkaen