Finland Opens For Tourism, Lifting Entry Restrictions

Finish Interior Ministry had removed all pandemic entrance criteria for overseas travelers effective from June 30^th 2022.

The general advice to wear masks has been revoked, according to the recommendations published on the Finnish government’s website. The wearing of masks is currently at the choice of the person, while the Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare still encourages masks in enclosed settings and on public transportation.

Following the reopening of Finland’s borders, just six countries in Europe will have entrance restrictions for foreign travellers: the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, France, Luxembourg, and Malta.

The World Happiness Report has named Finland the happiest country in the world for the fifth year in a row. Finland’s stunning terrain, laid-back culture, low crime rates, and high standard of living all contribute to the country’s status as the happiest in the world. Visitors to Finland may undoubtedly enjoy the culture and nature while being secure.

For those who enjoy the great outdoors, Finland has hundreds of lakes surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Use your “Right to Roam” to pitch a tent wherever you choose as long as you don’t bother people or the natural ecosystem. If you’re lucky, you might be able to sleep beneath the northern lights.

If you want to stay in Finland for more than a week or two, you may get a visa that allows you to stay for up to 6 months. The income threshold is low, at $14,000 per year, and the visa price is under $400. This is a fantastic opportunity for people who can work from anywhere to experience more of what Finland has to offer while still earning a living.