Embassy of Romania in Helsinki, Finland
- Address: Stenbäckinkatu 24, 00250 Helsinki
- Phone: +35892414414
- Fax: +35892413272
- Email: helsinki@mae.ro (verified)
- Website: helsinki.mae.ro
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Romania in Finland
Embassy of Romania in Helsinki, Finland; address Stenbäckinkatu 24, 00250, Helsinki; phone +35892414414. Plus 3 other missions.
Consulate of Romania in Hämeenlinna, Finland
- Address: Munsmovägen 59, Hämeenlinna
- Phone: +3589626428022
- Email: serban.khe@hotmail.com
Consulate of Romania in Savonlinna, Finland
- Address: 57 Messines Road, Karori, Savonlinna
- Phone: +35893733166
- Fax: +35893733423
- Email: sburatura.georg@hotmail.com
Consulate of Romania in Tampere, Finland
- Address: Tampere
- Phone: +358400733448
- Email: sami@ettanen.fi
Head of mission: Sami Pekka Ettanen, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Romania as a destination for visitors from Finland?
Romania has emerged as an appealing destination in the global tourism scene, offering a unique mix of cultural charm, historical depth, and varied natural beauty. With around 6.8 million foreign tourists annually, it ranks highly in regional tourism, drawing visitors to its medieval towns, gothic castles, and the stunning Carpathian Mountains. Given that 1.8 million Finns travel abroad each year, a portion may find Romania an attractive option for their travels.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Romania for tourists coming from Finland?
Romania is generally considered a safe destination for tourists, including those from Finland. It ranks 19th out of 40 countries for safety while walking alone at night, which is lower than Finland's 8th place. According to the Global Peace Index, Romania is ranked 36th out of 160 countries, again not as safe as Finland, which is 13th. In terms of crime statistics, Romania has a murder rate of 1.3 per 100,000 people, slightly lower than Finland's rate of 1.6. Female murder rates also reflect this trend, with Romania at 0.8 and Finland at 1.1. Regarding organized crime, Romania scores slightly worse than Finland in various categories, such as mafia presence and human trafficking. However, overall, Romania remains a relatively safe country for tourists. Visitors should exercise standard precautions, as they would in any foreign country.