Liechtenstein in Finland

Citizens of Finland can enter Liechtenstein without a visa. Check the rules with the embassy of Liechtenstein before travelling.

Liechtenstein, located between Switzerland and Austria, offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural charm, making it an appealing destination for some Finnish travelers. With 1.8 million Finns traveling abroad annually, a portion may find the principality's picturesque alpine landscapes and rich history intriguing.

Liechtenstein is generally considered safe for tourists, including those from Finland. While there is no specific safety data for Liechtenstein, it is important to note that Finland ranks 8th in safety among 40 European countries for walking alone at night and 13th globally according to the Global Peace Index.

In terms of crime statistics, Finland has a lower murder rate of 1.6 per 100,000 people compared to Liechtenstein's 5.1. However, Liechtenstein has a favorable rating in organized crime indices, with lower scores indicating less organized crime activity compared to Finland.

Overall, while Liechtenstein has a higher murder rate, it is still a safe destination with low levels of organized crime, making it a suitable place for Finnish tourists to visit.