How much is a stamp in Finland?
Current prices for sending letters and cards.
Short answer
Posti's prices from 2 June 2026 are 3 euros for a domestic letter or card weighing up to 50 g. An international letter up to 20 g costs 3.35 euros as Priority or 3 euros as Economy. The Christmas stamp for cards within Finland costs 1.80 euros. Stamps without a printed value that you bought earlier stay valid.
Why
- Posti lists 3 euros for a domestic letter up to 50 g from 2 June 2026.
- Posti lists 3.35 euros Priority and 3 euros Economy for international letters up to 20 g.
- Posti says the Christmas stamp costs 1.80 euros.
Details
Stamps are sold at about 3,000 points around Finland, such as shops and kiosks, and in Posti's online shop.
Tip
Buy no-value stamps marked for domestic use. They stay valid even if prices rise again.
What may differ
Heavier letters and parcels have other prices. Check Posti's price list.
Common misconception
A stamp in Finland costs about one euro.
What actually happens
A domestic letter costs 3 euros from June 2026.
People also ask
- How much does it cost to send a postcard abroad from Finland?
- Are old Finnish stamps still valid?
- Where can you buy stamps in Finland?
Sources
- Posti: Stamp prices from 2 June 2026Checked at:
This answer is for reference only. Postal prices and services change, so check Posti before you send.
Practical: communication, money, servicesRelated questions
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What happens to letters with a wrong or incomplete address in Finland?
Traficom says that if a postal company cannot find the right address or return a letter to the sender, the letter is delivered to Traficom.
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How do you complain about mail delivery in Finland?
Traficom says you should first complain directly to the postal company.
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Who decides where your mailbox must be in Finland?
KKV says customers have a legal obligation to place their mailboxes in a location specified by Posti, the universal service company.
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Does official mail in Finland now come digitally?
The Legal Register Centre says the law on the primacy of digital official mail entered into force on 14 April 2026.

