How long can you stay in Finland?

According to the regulations of the Finnish Visa Center, the maximum stay time for short-term travel cannot exceed three months, and the number of stay days that the embassy may issue varies depending on the materials submitted by the applicant. Usually, the embassy will determine the specific validity period and stay time of the travel visa according to the travel itinerary, air ticket reservation order and accommodation order submitted, and the number of insurance days purchased, that is, the length of stay of the travel visa is not fixed, subject to the specific issuance.

However, if the applicant wants to stay longer, he must specify the corresponding number of days of travel and purchase air tickets and insurance policies according to the itinerary. For example, if he wants to stay for 22 days, the travel itinerary provided must go back and forth within 22 days. The number of days of insurance purchased must be 22 days, or two more days, before the embassy can issue the 22-day stay.

However, it should be noted that the visa time in Finland is relatively long. Generally, it takes 10 to 15 working days after submitting the materials. Therefore, applicants can apply as soon as possible after confirming the itinerary, or they can apply early, and the earliest should not exceed six months.

In general, the length of stay of a Finnish tourist visa is uncertain. It is usually determined by the embassy based on the specific materials submitted, but the short-term category generally does not exceed three months. Therefore, applicants can specify how long they want to stay. For the itinerary, prepare the corresponding materials to be submitted, but it is not recommended to prepare a long itinerary to avoid the embassy refusing the visa and causing economic losses.