When sending cards or letters within Finland, choose a domestic no-value indicator stamp with the Finnish map as payment indication. The stamp can be used as a postage fee for a letter or a card weighing up to 50 g within Finland (incl. Åland Islands).

All 1st and 2nd class no-value indicator stamps are accepted for sending letters within Finland. Their value is the same as the value of a domestic no-value indicator stamp.

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When sending cards or letters to an address abroad, use the international no-value indicator stamp. You can recognize it from the globe at the corner of the stamp.

The stamp can be used as postage fee for Priority letters and cards weighing up to 20 g, sent from Finland to abroad.

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The Christmas greeting has its own no-value indicator stamp with a snowflake as its payment indication. You can also use Christmas stamps bought in previous years. Please note that the mailing date of Christmas cards changes each year.

The stamp can be used as postage fee for Christmas greeting cards weighing up to 50 g within Finland, including the Åland Islands.

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All-in-One envelopes are an effortless way to send letter items in Finland.

• The postage fee has been pre-paid.

• Write the address details of the sender and recipient on the envelope.

• Each envelope includes a postage fee for a domestic letter weighing up to 500 g. All-in-One envelopes are sold in packages of five or twenty envelopes.

• When you are ready to send the items, bring them to a service point or drop them off in a mailbox. Letters are usually delivered within four weekdays.

• The pre-paid, trackable express envelope is a cardboard envelope intended for mailing urgent messages.

• Write the details of the recipient and the sender

• Bring the express letter to a service point where the attendant attaches an express letter barcode label to it and electronically saves the address information.

• Express letters are sent to the recipient within 1–2 days

You can buy stamps almost anywhere. Stamps are sold in more than 3,000 locations in Finland. In addition to postal outlets, stamps are available, for instance, at kiosks, grocery stores, bookstores and service stations. You can also order stamps directly to your home from our online store.

Yes, you can. Old 1st and 2nd class no-value indicator stamps are still valid as such for mailing a letter (max. 50g) in Finland. They have the same value as the domestic no-value indicator stamp, EUR 2.30. You can even use the no-value indicator stamps designed for Christmas greetings (marked with a snowflake symbol) all year round. However, pay attention to their value and add extra stamps, if necessary. You can check the current value of no-value indicator stamps in the price list.

Place the stamp on the top right-hand corner of the letter or postcard.

The use of the Plus Sticker was discontinued on March 31, 2023. You can use the Plus Sticker according to its purchase price value (EUR 1.50) for postage fees until the end of 2024.