The Finnish Interior Ministry has reported that all coronavirus entry requirements will be lifted on June 30th for international travelers. Beginning June 30th, travelers visiting Finland will no longer be required to show proof of a negative test, vaccination status, or be subject to testing upon arrival. The decision comes after a recent extension of …
Finland has become the latest European country to remove testing requirements for fully vaccinated tourists. Finland has been one of Europe’s most restricted nations through the pandemic, and they’ve often closed the border to non-citizens since March 2020. However, the new entry requirements starting from February 14 make it easier for U.S, U.K, and Canadian …
Finland was due to open to vaccinated travelers from all countries on July 12th, but officials put this date back due to uncertainty around new COVID-19 strains. However, the country will officially open to all vaccinated tourists today. The country has had very low COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began, and the nation has closed …
Finland will open its borders to vaccinated tourists from certain countries after 17 months of very strict entry restrictions. The borders will officially open on July 12th, with more countries following on July 26th Finland has had low cases of COVID-19 during the pandemic and has been almost all but closed to the world and its …
Following discussions amongst leaders of EU countries, several nations have moved to strengthen travel restrictions and add further rules for entry in an effort to combat further spread of Covid-19. Countries such as Belgium, Portugal, Finland and France are among those that have made changes recently, reacting to the new strains found in the UK, …