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Fill in your information in the Finentry service. By using Finentry, you can quickly enter Finland at the border and be directed to free coronavirus testing in Finland if necessary. Once you have filled in your information in Finentry, you do not need to queue at the port or airport for a mandatory health examination.
The Leila robot will send vaccination appointments to those who have left their contact details in random at a time during May–August.
In order to prevent coronavirus from spreading, it is essential that children who are ill do not attend day care or school.
Currently, the coronavirus situation in Finland is good and everyone can participate in preventing the epidemic from spreading.
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- The customer is always in the middle of the new service delivery system.
Last update: Nov 27th, 5 pm.
Due to the illegal strike of the Trade Union for the Public and Welfare Sectors JHL which started with a short notice period on Wednesday, the 6th
Take your time and explore Turku!
The City of Turku initiated the School on the Move project during the academic year 2016-2017, but promoting physical activity among pupils has roo
Luminous Finland 100 Tour will culminate in an art fusion of various artforms and tens of artists on the Independence Day of Finland, 6th December,
The outdoor day care centre group started in 2014 and has been very popular ever since – there is a waiting list for children who wish to have a pl
Swim shorts now accepted
The opening of swimming halls brings along a change in swimwear regulations.
Renewing basic education and strengthening digital learning are important spearhead projects in terms of education in Finland, and the government s
The Library Bridge gained a Christmas-themed soundscape, with the beautiful scenery of changing lights being an original feature of the bridge.
The aim of the contest is to awaken students and teachers to discuss what Europe, our continent, is like and how we could all live together in peac
According to a new survey from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the reading literacy, maths and science skills of 15-year-old Finns are among the highest of industrialised countries.
The quality of the Finnish educational system overall was also ranked highly in the OECD’s How’s Life? 2015survey.
