Finland

Study In Finland

Finland – At a Glance

Capital	Helsinki
Largest City	Helsinki
Major Cities	Espoo, Tampere, Vantaa, Oulu, Turku
National Language	Finnish and Swedish
Ethnic Group	Primarily Finnish; also includes Swedish-speaking Finns, and small groups of Sami and other immigrants
Religion	Predominantly Evangelical Lutheran; also includes Eastern Orthodox, and a growing secular/non-religious community
Area	338,455 square kilometers
Population	Approximately 5.5 million
Density	Around 16 people per square kilometer
GDP	Roughly $300 billion USD
Currency	Euro (EUR)
Time Zone	Eastern European Time (EET), UTC +2; Eastern European Summer Time (EEST), UTC +3 in summer

About Finland

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