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emergencyImmediate Response Protocol

112

This is the universal emergency number in Finland for Police, Ambulance, and Fire.Operators speak English. No area code required. Works without a SIM card.

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Download the "112 Suomi" app. Calling through the app automatically shares your exact GPS coordinates with rescuers. Essential in wilderness areas.

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Helpline 116 117 vs Emergency 112.

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Reporting crimes and lost passports.

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Rights, refunds, and consumer disputes.

Finland is extremely safe, but lost or stolen items require a police report for insurance claims. Contact the Lapland Police (poliisi.fi) or call 112 for immediate theft.

Police & Lost Property

For general safety procedures and emergency contacts, see Peace of Mind.

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Finland is extremely safe, but lost passports or wallets happen. You need a police report for insurance.

Lapland Police Department

https://poliisi.fi/en/lapland-police-department arrow_outward

In emergencies, always dial 112

Online Reporting

https://asiointi.poliisi.fi/en arrow_outward

Easiest way for non-urgent theft/loss.

Rovaniemi Police Station

Hallituskatu 3 A, 96100 Rovaniemi

Open Mon-Fri during business hours.

gavel Booking Disputes

Tour cancelled last minute? Hotel overbooked?

  • •KKV (Consumer Authority): Finnish law is strict. If a service is not provided, you are entitled to a refund.
  • •Document Everything: Keep emails. If an operator verbally cancels, send an email immediately confirming the conversation.
  • •Credit Card Chargeback: If the operator ghosts you, contact your bank immediately.