Rajanylitysasemilla
Rajanylitysasemilla is the Finnish term for the border crossing stations that facilitate the regulation and inspection of people and goods entering and leaving Finland. The primary stations are situated along the country’s perimeter with Sweden, Norway, and Russia. Notable examples include the Imatra and Yuma checkpoints along the southern border, the Keitele and Äänekoski crossings in the east, and the Kola and Sollentuna stations at the northern frontier with Russia. Additionally, the Vainikkolo and Tornio points serve as key nodes on the western border with Norway.
These stations perform a range of functions, from customs declaration and vehicle checks to immigration controls
Statistical data shows that millions of individuals cross Finland’s borders annually, with the majority traveling through
Future plans, as outlined by the Finnish transport authorities, involve further automation, the expansion of service