Current affairs
14.10.2021
15.9.2021
Travel recommendations to be updated for individual countries
In future, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs will update its travel advice for each country individually. In our advice, we will continue to take into account the recommendations with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic, issued by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, and the general security situation in the country in question.
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9.8.2021
3.8.2021
VACANCY HIGH QUALIFED CHEF - THE RESIDENCE OF FINLAND
The Embassy of Finland in Pristina is looking for a high-qualified chef for a part time work (15 hours per week) in the residence of the Ambassador of Finland. The post of locally employed chef will be available at the Embassy of Finland in Pristina on a one year contract with a possibility of an extension.
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3.8.2021
VACANCY RECEPTIONIST/IMMIGRATION ASSISTANT
The Embassy of Finland in Pristina is looking for a part time (20 hours per week) qualified receptionist/immigration assistant, starting from 1.10.2021 or as agreed. The position of locally employed receptionist/immigration assistant will be available at the Embassy of Finland in Pristina on a one year contract with a possibility of an extension
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21.7.2021
Finland's pledges and commitments for the candidacy to the UN Human Rights Council
Finland is proud to present its candidacy to a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council for the 2022–2024 term. Previously, Finland served as a member of the Human Rights Council for a period of one year starting in 2006, when the Council was newly established.
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20.7.2021
If you travel, be prepared for unexpected changes caused by COVID-19
The prolonged COVID-19 epidemic has led to an exceptional situation for travellers. This summer, borders have gradually started to open up and, thanks to vaccinations, safe and healthy travel is possible to a greater extent. Many Finns are also spending their holidays abroad. However, it is important to remember that the COVID-19 pandemic is still ongoing and that infections are rising again in many holiday destinations popular among Finns. When travelling, it is important to act responsibly and observe guidelines in place to ensure health security.
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