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6711/01 ADD 3 Dre/AM/Jag 1 DG H I COUNCIL of the EUROPEAN COUNCIL OF Brussels, 24 April 2001 (07.05) THE EUROPEAN UNION (OR. en,fi) 6711/01 ADD 3 LIMITE FRONT 12 COMIX 181 NOTE from : General Secretariat to : Frontiers Working Party Subject : Operational instructions for issuing visas at the border to seamen in transit who are subject to visa requirements Annex II: List of details on contact points at border crossings Delegations will find attached the contact points for Finland. ______________________ 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 1 DG H I EN OVERVIEW OF FINNISH CONTACT POINTS AT BORDER CROSSINGS 2001 LAND BORDERS Vaalimaa Vaalimaa Border Guard Station 24 hours (Vaalimaan rajavartioasema) Rouvanmäentie 120 Tel.: +358 20 410 2170 49900 VIROLAHTI Fax: +358 20 410 2179 Vainikkala Vainikkala Border Guard Station 24 hours (Vainikkalan rajavartioasema) Rajamiehentie 147 railroad crossing 54270 VAINIKKALA Tel.: +358 20 410 2330 Fax: +358 20 410 2339 Nuijamaa Nuijamaa Border Guard Station 24 hours (Nuijamaan rajavartioasema) Nuijamaantie 1760 Tel.: +358 20 410 2370 54230 NUIJAMAA Fax: +358 20 410 2379 Imatra Pelkola Border Guard Station 07.00 - 20.00 (Pelkolan rajavartioasema) Vartiotie 13 Tel.: +358 20 410 2450 55610 IMATRA Fax: +358 20 410 2459 Niirala Niirala Border Crossing Point Tel.: +358 20 410 3270 (Niiralan rajanylityspaikka) 82675 NIIRALA Fax: +358 20 410 3279 (Monday to Friday) 06.00 - 20.00 (Sundays and holidays) 08.00 - 20.00 Vartius Vartius Border Guard Station 07.00 - 21.00 (Vartiuksen rajavartioasema) Kostamustie 1552 Tel.: +358 20 410 4273 88930 LENTIIRA Fax: +358 20 410 4279 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 2 DG H I EN Kortesalmi Kortesalmi Border Guard Station 07.00 - 19.00 (Kortesalmen rajavartioasema) Lämsänkyläntie 426 Tel.: +358 20 410 4600 93999 KUUSAMO Fax: +358 20 410 4609 Raja-Jooseppi Raja-Jooseppi Border Guard Station 07.00 - 21.00 (Raja-Joosepin rajavartioasema) 99800 IVALO Tel.: +358 20 410 5410 Fax: +358 20 410 5419 Kelloselkä Kelloselkä Border Guard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 5220 (Kelloselän rajavartioasema) 98920 KELLOSELKÄ Fax: +358 20 410 5229 (Monday to Friday) 07.00 - 19.00 (Saturday and Sunday) closed AIRPORTS Helsinki-Vantaa Helsinki-Vantaa Airport Tel.: +358 20 410 6260 (Helsinki-Vantaa lentoasema) PL 12, 01531 VANTAA Fax: +358 20 410 6269 Helsinki-Malmi Tel.: +358 20 410 6260 Fax: +358 20 410 6269 Turku Turku Airport Tel.: +358 2 271 4863 (Turun lentoasema) PL 16 Fax: +358 2 271 4862 20101 TURKU Pori Pori Airport Tel.: +358 2 550 4541 (Porin lentoasema) Pori Customs (Porin tulli) Fax: +358 2 550 4525 PL 140, Helmentie 20 28101 PORI 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 3 DG H I EN Varkaus Varkaus Airport (Varkauden Tel.: +358 17 571 631 lentoasema) Juva District (Juvan kihlakunta) Fax: +358 17 571 847 Joroinen Branch Office (Joroisten palvelutoimisto) PL 25 79601 JOROINEN Lappeenranta Nuijamaa Border Guard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 2350 (Nuijamaan rajavartioasema) Nuijamaantie 1760 Fax: +358 20 410 2359 54230 NUIJAMAA Savonlinna Savonlinna Airport Tel.: +358 15 572 260 (Savonlinnan lentoasema) Lentoasemantie 50 Fax: +358 15 572 272 57310 SAVONLINNA Tampere Tampere-Pirkkala Airport Tel.: +358 3 313 541 (Tampere-Pirkkala lentoasema) Nokia District (Nokian kihlakunta) Fax: +358 3 3135 4216 Nokian valtatie 25 E 37100 NOKIA Joensuu Passport Control Unit Tel.: +358 20 410 3025 (Passintarkastusryhmä) PL 5 Fax: +358 20 410 3009 80511 ONTTOLA Kuopio Kuopio Airport Tel.: +358 17 261 3659 (Kuopion lentoasema) Kuopio Customs (Kuopion tulli) Fax: +358 17 261 337 PL 68 70701 KUOPIO Jyväskylä Jyväskylä Airport (Jyväskylän Tel.: +358 14 313 5114 lentoasema) Jyväskylä District (Jyväskylän Tel.: +358 14 313 5115 kihlakunta) Urhonkatu 1, PL 59 Fax: +358 14 313 5151 40101 JYVÄSKYLÄ 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 4 DG H I EN Vaasa Vaasa Airport (Vaasan lentoasema) Tel.: +358 20 410 7740 Vaasa Coastguard District (Vaasan Fax: +358 20 410 7749 merivartioalue) Sundbådavägen 61 65930 SÖDRA VALLGRUND Kruunupyy Kruunupyy Airport (Kruunupyyn Tel.: +358 20 410 7740 lentoasema) Vaasa Coastguard District (Vaasan Fax: +358 20 410 7749 merivartioalue) Sundbådavägen 61 65930 SÖDRA VALLGRUND Oulu Oulunsalo Airport (Oulunsalon Tel.: +358 20 410 7930 lentoasema) Virpiniemi Coastguard Station Fax: +358 20 410 7949 (Virpiniemen merivartioasema) Mustakarintie 90820 KELLO Kajaani Kainuu Border Guard Tel.: +358 20 410 4000 (Kainuun rajavartiosto) PL 60 Fax: +358 20 410 4009 87101 Kajaani Kuusamo Kuusamo Border Guard District Tel.: +358 20 410 4500 (Kuusamon rajavartioalue) Raja Fax: +358 20 410 4509 93600 KUUSAMO Rovaniemi Rovaniemi Airport (Rovaniemen Tel.: +358 20 410 5900 lentoasema) Passport Control (Passintarkastus) Fax: +358 20 410 5909 PL 8182 96101 ROVANIEMI Kemi-Tornio Kemi-Tornio Airport (Kemi-Tornio Tel.: +358 20 410 7930 lentoasema) Oulu Coastguard District (Oulun Fax: +358 20 410 7949 merivartioalue) Mustakarintie 90820 KELLO 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 5 DG H I EN Kittilä Kittilä Airport (Kittilän lentoasema) Tel.: +358 20 410 5920 Passport Control (Passintarkastus) Fax: +358 20 410 5929 99100 KITTILÄ Ivalo Ivalo Airport (Ivalon lentoasema) Tel.: +358 20 410 5910 Passport Control (Passintarkastus) Fax: +358 20 410 5919 PPA 2 99800 IVALO Maarianhamina Maarianhamina/Mariehamn Airport Tel.: +358 18 634 540 Aviation Board (Luftfartsverket Mariehamns Flygplats) Fax: +358 18 57 175 Mikkeli Mikkeli Airport (Mikkelin Tel.: +358 lentoasema) Lentokentänkatu 4-6 Fax: +358 50100 MIKKELI PORTS Lappeenranta Nuijamaa Border Guard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 2350 (Nuijamaan rajavartioasema) Nuijamaantie 1760 Fax: +358 20 410 2359 54230 NUIJAMAA Nuijamaa Nuijamaa Border Guard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 2350 (Nuijamaan rajavartioasema) Nuijamaantie 1760 Fax: +358 20 410 2359 54230 NUIJAMAA Helsinki Hietasaarenkuja 8 Tel.: +358 20 410 6200 00180 HELSINKI Fax: +358 20 410 6209 Kotka (Central Port) Kotka Coastguard Station (Kotkan Tel.: +358 20 410 6010 merivartioasema) Pookinmäki Fax: +358 20 410 6009 48130 KOTKA 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 6 DG H I EN Hamina Kotka Coastguard Station (Kotkan Tel.: +358 20 410 6010 merivartioasema) Pookinmäki Fax: +358 20 410 6009 48130 KOTKA Loviisa Kotka Coastguard Station (Kotkan Tel.: +358 20 410 6010 merivartioasema) Pookinmäki Fax: +358 20 410 6009 48130 KOTKA Turku Turku Coastguard District (Turun Tel.: +358 20 410 7462 merivartioalue) PL 16 Fax: +358 20 410 7459 20101 TURKU Naantali Turku Coastguard District (Turun Tel.: +358 20 410 7462 merivartioalue) PL 16 Fax: +358 20 410 7459 20101 TURKU Maarianhamina Maarianhamina/Mariehamn Tel.: +358 20 410 7200 Coastguard Station (Maarianhaminan merivartioasema) PB 59 Fax: +358 20 410 7209 22101 MARIEHAMN Hanko Hanko Coastguard Station (Hangon Tel.: +358 20 410 6400 merivartioasema) Vapaasatamanportti Fax: +358 20 410 6443 10900 HANKO Eckerö Enskär Coastguard Station (Enskärin Tel.: +358 20 410 7240 merivartioasema) 22270 ECKERÖ Fax: +358 20 410 7249 Rauma Rauma Coastguard Station (Rauman Tel.: +358 20 410 7350 merivartioasema) Satamakatu 22 C Fax: +358 20 410 7309 26100 RAUMA 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 7 DG H I EN Pori Port of Pori (Porin satama) Tel.: +358 2 621 2616 Mäntyluoto Merisatamantie 13 Fax: +358 2 621 2630 28880 PORI Vaasa Terminal Tel.: +358 20 410 7821 Vaskiluoto Fax: +358 20 410 7829 Laivanvarustajankatu 65170 VAASA Pietarsaari Kokkola Coastguard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 7790 (Kokkolan merivartioasema) Mjostuganintie 111 Fax: +358 20 410 7799 68550 ÖJA Kalajoki Kalajoki Coastguard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 7870 (Kalajoen merivartioasema) Merivartiontie 72 Fax: +358 20 410 7879 85180 RAHJA Raahe Raahe Coastguard Station (Raahen Tel.: +358 20 410 7910 merivartioasema) Helmisatama 66 Fax: +358 20 410 7919 92180 RAAHE Oulu Oulu Coastguard District (Oulun Tel.: +358 20 410 7930 merivartioalue) Mustakarintie Fax: +358 20 410 7949 90820 KELLO Uusikaupunki Port of Uusikaupunki Tel.: +358 2 8451 5299 (Uudenkaupungin satama) Satamantie 9 Fax: +358 2 8451 5294 23500 UUSIKAUPUNKI Kemi Kemi-Ajos Port Authority Tel.: +358 16 282 018 (Kemi-Ajos satamalaitos) Fax: +358 16 282 003 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 8 DG H I EN Kaskinen Kaskinen Port Authority (Kaskisten Tel.: +358 6 220 7283 satamalaitos) Cneiffinpolku 16 Tel.: +358 400 868 783 64260 KASKINEN Fax: +358 6 220 7300 Tornio Tornio Customs (Tornion tulli) Hallituskatu 1, PL 47 Tel.: +358 16 434 535 95400 TORNIO Fax: +358 16 480 067 Tammisaari Hanko Customs (Hangon tulli) Tel.: +358 19 248 3231 Länsisatama Fax: +358 19 248 6662 10900 HANKO Parainen Parainen Cement Port (Paraisten Tel.: +358 2 4542 6216 sementtisatama) 21600 PARAINEN Fax: +358 2 4542 6692 Haukipudas Virpiniemi Coastguard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 7930 (Virpiniemen merivartioasema) Mustakarintie Fax: +358 20 410 7949 90820 KELLO Inkoo Inkoo Customs (Inkoon tulli) Tel.: +358 9 2219 2845 Syväsatama Tel.: +358 40 502 6325 10210 INKOO Fax: +358 9 221 8102 Långnäs Långnäshamn AB Tel.: +358 18 34 576 22630 LUMPARLAND Fax: +358 18 34 577 Kristiinankaupunki Kristiinankaupunki Port Authority Tel.: +358 6 221 1196 (Kristiinankaupungin satamalaitos) PL 13 Fax: +358 6 221 1331 64101 KRISTIINANKAUPUNKI Porvoo Porvoo Customs (Porvoon tulli) Tel.: +358 19 548 611 PL 97 Fax: +358 19 524 4230 06101 PORVOO 6711/01 ADD 3 dre/AM/jag 9 DG H I EN Kokkola Kokkola Port Authority (Kokkolan Tel.: +358 6 824 2400 satamalaitos) Satamakatu 53 Fax: +358 6 824 2444 67900 KOKKOLA PLEASURE BOATS Nuijamaa Nuijamaa Coastguard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 2370 (Nuijamaan rajavartioasema) Nuijamaantie 1760 Fax: +358 20 410 2379 54230 NUIJAMAA Haapasaari Haapasaari Coastguard Station Tel.: +358 20 410 6050 (Haapasaaren merivartioasema) 48130 KOTKA Fax: +358 20 410 6059 Orrengrund
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