Is your home country represented in Finland? And if it is not, do you find this is a problem?
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The importance of diplomatic representation when living in Finland
Anne-Lise Mty
26 February 2020 07:32:48
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Kanerva
07 May 2020 20:37:28
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We have an honorary consul here while the closest embassy is in Stockholm. Personally I've not had any difficulties because of this. The consul signs off on any documents that need to be sent to Sweden and the embassy in Stockholm always send everything direct to home addresses.
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