Embassy of Finland in The Hague - Suomen suurlähetystö Haagissa

Embassy of Finland in The Hague - Suomen suurlähetystö Haagissa Welcome to the page of the Embassy of Finland in The Hague! Tervetuloa Suomen Haagin suurl?

Suurlähetystön aukioloajat ovat ma - pe 9:30 - 12:30, 13:30 - 16:00. Suurlähetystön poikkeusaukioloajat löytyvät verkkosivulta https://finlandabroad.fi/web/nld/poikkeusaukioloajat. Konsulipalvelut ja passiasiat hoidetaan Suomen suurlähetystössä Brysselissä. Haagissa hoidetaan vain hätäpassit ja kiireelliset avustustapaukset. Viikonloppuisin voi hätätapauksissa soittaa ulkoministeriön päivystysnume

roon (+358) 9 1605 5551. The Embassy’s office hours are Mon - Fri 9:30 - 12:30, 13:30 - 16:00. You can find the exceptional opening hours of the Embassy at the website https://finlandabroad.fi/web/nld/exceptional-opening-hours. Consular services and passport matters are provided at the Finnish Embassy in Brussels. Only emergency passports and urgent consular services are provided in The Hague. In case of emergency during the weekend you can call the Foreign Ministry at (+358) 9 1605 5551. Pidätämme oikeuden poistaa asiattomat tai kaupalliset viestit. We reserve the right to delete any inappropriate or commercial posts.

01/09/2026

Did you know that you can work out for free in almost every city in Finland? 💪 Best of all, you can use most outdoor exercise facilities year-round – as long as you’re dressed for the occasion 😌

🌍 Heads of Finland’s missions abroad gathered in Helsinki earlier this week for the annual Meeting of Heads of Mission.T...
28/08/2026

🌍 Heads of Finland’s missions abroad gathered in Helsinki earlier this week for the annual Meeting of Heads of Mission.

The event brought together ambassadors and Finnish leaders to discuss today’s global challenges and Finland’s role in international affairs.

This year’s meeting focused on foreign and security policy, the opportunities and implications of artificial intelligence for international relations, and the vital role of active diplomacy in an increasingly complex world.

24/08/2026

З Днем Незалежності! Finland congratulates Ukraine and the Ukrainian people on your 35th Independence Day!

Our friendship goes back to 1918, and we have stood by your side throughout your years of independence.

We honour the courage and determination Ukrainians show every day in defending their freedom and independence.

Together with our partners, we will continue to support Ukraine, strengthen resilience that benefits us all, and work towards a just and lasting peace.

Finland stands with Ukraine today, tomorrow, and for as long as it takes.

🇫🇮🇺🇦

Ready to start learning Finnish? Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux offers a variety of Finnish Language Course ...
21/08/2026

Ready to start learning Finnish? Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux offers a variety of Finnish Language Course for different levels!🇫🇮

Here is the schedule for the Autumn Term which runs September–December 2026:

Level 1 In-person, Wednesdays 18:30–20:00 CET
Level 1 Online, Thursdays 18:00–19:30 CET
Level 2 In-person, Mondays 18:30–20:00 CET
Level 2 Online, Thursdays 18:00–20:00 CET
Level 3 Online, Saturdays 11:30–13:30 CET
Level 4 In-person, Tuesdays 18:30–20:00 CET
Level 4 Online, Saturdays 9:00–11:00 CET
Level 5 Online, Thursdays 19:45–21:15 CET

Head to finncult.be to learn more & register.
Registration closes on 28.8.2026.

Today marks the World Humanitarian Day 🌍🤝📦Humanitarian needs are rising, while delivering aid is becoming more dangerous...
19/08/2026

Today marks the World Humanitarian Day 🌍🤝📦

Humanitarian needs are rising, while delivering aid is becoming more dangerous. Humanitarian workers provide life-saving assistance to people affected by conflicts, disasters and other crises around the world.

On this day, we recognize their work, stand in solidarity with people affected by crises, and reaffirm the importance of protecting civilians and humanitarian workers everywhere.

Helsinki is famous for its food halls and food markets, where you can find fresh local produce and other specialities.💙T...
12/08/2026

Helsinki is famous for its food halls and food markets, where you can find fresh local produce and other specialities.💙

The Market Square, situated by the South Harbour at the end of Esplanade Park, is the city’s best-known and most international market. Here you’ll find traditional Finnish delicacies and handmade souvenirs.☕

Hietalahti Market Square, located at the end of the "Bulevardi" street, hosts a popular summer flea market where you can find great bargains and unique second-hand items. 👖

Hakaniemi Market Square is brimming with seasonal produce, flowers, berries, fruit and vegetables.🫐

🏡The Finnish Mökki - Finnish Happiness in a wordAsk a Finn where they are happiest, and most will answer without hesitat...
07/08/2026

🏡The Finnish Mökki - Finnish Happiness in a word

Ask a Finn where they are happiest, and most will answer without hesitation: in a mökki.

The word means cabin, but the concept goes much deeper. A mökki is a cabin in the countryside, almost always near water, and is often the place where Finns feel happiest.

We're excited to welcome Johan Tuomola as our new Communications Assistant at the Embassy of Finland in the Netherlands!...
05/08/2026

We're excited to welcome Johan Tuomola as our new Communications Assistant at the Embassy of Finland in the Netherlands! 🇫🇮🇳🇱

"I recently joined the Embassy of Finland in the Netherlands as a Communications Assistant. I hold a Master's degree in Political History from the University of Turku and have previously worked at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland as well as with several international organizations.

In my role, I focus on communications, cultural affairs, and media relations. My responsibilities include managing the Embassy's communications, drafting reports, supporting Finland's country branding efforts, and contributing to public diplomacy work.

Although I moved to the Netherlands only recently, the country, its culture, and its language have long been familiar to me, as I am half Dutch. Through my work at the Embassy, I look forward to connecting with our partners and stakeholders, strengthening Finnish-Dutch cooperation, and learning more about my other home country."

How can we raise the world's awareness about Finland? This was a particularly important question when Finland was at war...
30/07/2026

How can we raise the world's awareness about Finland? This was a particularly important question when Finland was at war. During the Winter War, a press room was opened for foreign correspondents in the posh Hotel Kämp in Helsinki. After the war, foreign journalists were actively invited to get to know Finland. In 1945, the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper published a bulletin about Swedish journalists who came all the way from Gothenburg for five o'clock tea.

'Yesterday, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs' Newspaper Office invited visiting Swedish reporters for five o'clock tea at the Government Banquet Hall. The programme for the evening included a song performed by the Viipurin Lauluveikot Male Choir.'

In 1958, a young diplomat freshly returned from the Finnish embassy in Washington DC, Max Jakobson, took over the Ministry's Newspaper Office. He led a committee that defined new principles for communications. The committee discussed Finland's image and the marketing of Finland's achievements. The country image pioneers who worked for Jakobson lamented that Finland was largely unknown on the global stage. In a 1960 article he wrote in Politiikka magazine, Jakobson sought to bolster faith in promoting Finland's story. 'Of course, it is not nice to run into people in the world who know nothing about Finland. On the other hand, they may not know a thing about any other countries either.'

Finland's active role in global politics increased the need for public diplomacy. The Foreign Ministry's International Press Center grew in prominence in 1975 when the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe signed in Helsinki emphasised the obligation of nations to support the work of journalists across borders.

Aalto Works, a collection of 13 sites associated with Alvar Aalto, has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List....
28/07/2026

Aalto Works, a collection of 13 sites associated with Alvar Aalto, has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. 🇫🇮

The inscription recognises the international significance of Aalto’s contribution to modern architecture. Aalto's work is known for its human-centred approach and close connection to the surrounding environment.

These photos feature some of the sites included in Aalto Works – which one is your favourite?

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