Canadian Embassy in Finland

Andre Hector April 25, 2013 Europe 4,789 Views

Canadian EmbassyThese are the details of the Canadian Embassy in Finland. Helsinki the capital city of Finland is where the Canadian Embassy is located in Finland. You can apply for a new passport or renew your Canadian passport at the embassy in Helsinki. We have listed the contact details for the embassy in Helsinki below. This includes a map to the embassy, telephone numbers and their email address with their office hours also listed.

If you are needing to register a Canadian born abroad or register a marriage or a death then speak to the Embassy in Finland. Also if you wish to visit Canada then speak to the Embassy about your visa. If you are married or engaged to a Canadian citizen then speak to the Embassy about a marriage or spouse visa. The details are as follows:

Canadian Embassy in Finland

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Additionally if you have given birth in Finland then you will need all the original documents from the Finnish government for the birth. You will need to ensure that it is translated and certified as a translation. Finally these documents will be taken to the Canadian Embassy to register the child as a Canadian born abroad.

Accordingly if you lost your passport then you will need to report this to the local police. You will need to take your case number with you to the Embassy. They will not issue you with an emergency travel document if you don’t have the police report. You will then be issued with a temporary travel document so that you can return home.

Additionally if you wish to apply for a marriage visa or a tourist visa then see the requirements listed on this website for more details. There is also an article on obtaining a Canadian work permit if you are a foreigner. Lastly see the conditions that have to be met for this.

 

Street Address:Pohjoisesplanadi 25B, 00100 Helsinki, Finland
Telephone:+358 9 228 530
Fax:+358 (9) 601-060
Email:hsnkics@international.gc.ca
Operating Hours:Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

 

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