Finland's Missions in the United States

Embassy of Finland, Washington, D.C.

Consulates General of Finland, New York, Los Angeles and Houston

Honorary consulates complement Finland's network of missions abroad.

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Traveling into the EU region is changing in the last quarter of 2026

From October 2026 onwards, citizens of visa-exempt countries will have to apply for an ETIAS travel authorization when traveling to the Schengen Area. EU citizens entering the Schengen Area will need an EU passport.

Finnish Artist Hans Rosenström Creates Immersive Sound Installation for FDR Four Freedoms State Park on Roosevelt Island

31.7.2026 News Consulate General of Finland, Los Angeles

Consulate General of Finland in Los Angeles will bring the portable passport and identity card device to San Francisco on September 20-21, 2026

26.7.2026 News Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland

Aalto Works inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List

15.6.2026 Press releases Permanent delegation of Finland to UNESCO, Paris

Ministry for Foreign Affairs’ policy on Finland’s Indo-Pacific approach: Prioritising stability and cooperation

27.5.2026 News Embassy of Finland, Washington

FIFA World Cup 2026 – Information for Travelers to the United States

3.5.2026 Press releases Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland

World Press Freedom Day highlights importance of freedom of expression for democracy and security

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