Consulate of Barbados in Helsinki, Finland
- Address
- Av. Abraham Lincoln No.295, Primer Piso, Helsinki
- Phone
- +358311034
Fax +358304094
Mr Georges Nouh-Chaia
Honorary Consul
Barbados nan Fenlann

Mr Georges Nouh-Chaia
Honorary Consul
Barbados has no embassy in Finland, but has 1 other mission there: Consulate of Barbados in Helsinki, Finland. Barbados is also represented in Finland by the Embassy of Barbados in Brussels, Belgium.
Barbados has 1 consulate or other mission in Finland: Consulate of Barbados in Helsinki, Finland.
Citizens of Finland are exempt from a visa for Barbados for stays of up to 90 days. Check the rules with the embassy of Barbados before travelling.
General travel notes, not checked against official sources.
Barbados is an appealing destination for Finnish travelers, offering beautiful beaches, a vibrant culture, and a developing tourism infrastructure. Despite a recent decline in foreign visitors, the island remains attractive due to high tourist spending per arrival, indicating quality experiences. With 1.8 million Finns traveling abroad annually, some are likely to consider Barbados for their next trip.
Barbados has a higher crime rate compared to Finland, particularly in terms of violent crime. The murder rate in Barbados is 11.4 per 100,000 people, significantly higher than Finland's rate of 1.6. Additionally, the Global Organized Crime Index indicates that Barbados has more organized crime challenges than Finland, with higher scores across various categories, such as mafia groups (5.0 for Barbados vs. 3.0 for Finland) and crime networks (4.5 for Barbados vs. 3.0 for Finland).
While Finland ranks 13th in the Global Peace Index and is considered very safe, there is limited data on Barbados' safety for tourists. Travelers from Finland should exercise caution, stay informed about local conditions, and follow safety recommendations while visiting Barbados.
Page updated 9 Nov 2026.