Finland explains how much applicants must pay to get 5-year passports

Finland's national police service has published the official fees for obtaining a passport, revealing two pricing tiers depending on how applicants choose to apply Citizens applying electronically pay a reduced rate compared to those going through the standard process, with a difference of EUR 6 between the two options The Finnish police also outlined key rules around passport use, including requirements that apply even to young children travelling abroad PAY ATTENTION: Finland's national police service has published the official cost of obtaining a passport, offering a clear breakdown of what citizens pay for one of their most essential travel documents. According to information published on the Finnish Police website, a standard passport costs EUR 48, while applicants who choose to apply electronically pay a reduced fee of EUR 42. The passport is typically valid for five years.