Corona information

First, you can make a symptom assessment in the Omaolo online service (only in Finnish or Swedish).Opens in a new window.

If your symptoms are mild and you do not belong to any risk group, see the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare website for more detailed instructions.Opens in a new window.

Do not go to a pharmacy if you have the flu. You can authorise someone else to act on your behalf in a pharmacy using the Suomi.fi e-authorizations.

Read about seeking treatment on the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare website.Opens in a new window.

Call your health centre before seeking treatment.

For more specific instructions for using a mask, read the recomendation of the THL.Opens in a new window.

Municipalities are responsible for arranging and communicating on the vaccinations. You can find more information about the vaccinations on the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare website. Opens in a new window.

You can find more information about coronavirus on the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare website.Opens in a new window.

You can use the Korona-info chatOpens in a new window. feature to ask for general information about coronavirus.

You can also call the helpline providing information about coronavirus.

If you are ordered to be absent from work due to coronavirus, Kela may pay you sickness allowance on account of an infectious disease.

If you become ill and are unable to work for more than two weeks, you have a right to sickness allowance paid by Kela.

FinentryOpens in a new window. offers you information and instructions if you are travelling to Finland.

You can find an COVID-19 vaccination certificates in My Kanta:

The certificate has information on

• COVID-19 vaccinations
• COVID-19 test results
• if you have recovered from COVID-19 disease.

If you are unable to use My Kanta you can get a printout of your certificate from public health care services.

You may be required to produce a COVID-19 certificate when you travel abroad. You might not be allowed into a country if the certificate does not have an indication of the COVID-19 vaccinations that you have received or of having recovered from COVID-19 disease.

If you plan to travel abroad, make sure to check with the authorities in your destination country for timely entry and quarantine regulations. In some countries, passengers are required to present a negative coronavirus test result. The European Commission's Re-open EU websiteOpens in a new window. provides timely information on restrictions and rules that are valid in different European countries. Remember that the requirements may change frequently. Check whether the EU Digital Passenger Locator Form or the country 's own passenger locator form is required in your destination country. For more information on passenger locator forms, visit the EU PLF websiteOpens in a new window.. When you return to Finland from your trip, check the Finentry serviceOpens in a new window. to see what you should do.