With the arrival of colder days, Finland is one of the favourite destinations for travellers who come to contemplate its marvellous landscapes and enjoy a wide range of activities. The COVID-19 pandemic has led Finland to limit leisure travel within its borders, but the good news is that as of September 19, Finland will once again welcome travellers from countries with infection rates below 25 cases per 100,000 inhabitants without the need for COVID-19 testing or self-isolation. These countries include Cyprus, Germany, Norway, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Vatican City Sweden, and outside Europe, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Germany, Rwanda, Tunisia, Uruguay, South Korea, Japan and New Zealand. For travellers from Europe and the Schengen area (including the United Kingdom) with infection rates above 25 per 100,000 inhabitants, and this includes France, stays in Finland may resume from 23 November, provided they present a negative test for COVID-19 less than 72 hours ago and submit to a 72-hour quarantine, before undergoing a second test. In Finland, where the rate of occurrence of the COVID-19 virus is currently very low, masks are worn in high-traffic areas and recommended for use on public transport. In addition, service providers make every effort to maintain compliance with barrier gestures. More information on the Visit Finland website