Passport fees increased

Passport fees at the Embassy of Finland in London were increased on 1st June 2014. Normal passport costs £115, fast-track passport £130 and emergency passport £145. The new fees apply to all Finnish diplomatic missions around the world.

You can find the price list for all service fees here. Please note that the passport fee is payable in pounds upon applying by debit/credit card.

A passport application form should be completed in person, also when children are applying, at the Consulate section in the Embassy or the local police offices in Finland. In the United Kingdom the Embassy in London is the only place where you can apply for a new passport.

As the passport application form is printed directly from the Finnish Population Register System, personal data has to be correct and up-to-date. This means that the registration of a birth, marriage, divorce or name change has to be completed in Finland by a local magistrate office before a passport application can be submitted.

Applicants with dual/multi citizenship should also confirm with their local magistrate offices that their citizenship information is correct before applying for a passport. Read more about applying for a passport from our website.

Applying for a passport in Finland

Finnish citizens living abroad may submit a passport application to the passport services unit of any Finnish diplomatic mission. You may also apply for a passport at a Police Department in Finland. Applying for a passport in Finland costs 48 euros.

When applying for a passport in Finland, please remember that most Police stations require an appointment in all permit matters. You can make an appointment on the Police website at www.poliisi.fi/ajanvaraus. For more information, please check the website of your local Police Department.

Remember to apply for a new passport well before travelling!

Read more:
How to apply for a passport
Applying for a passport in Finland (Police)