Official mail will primarily be delivered digitally starting January 1
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If you do not yet use Suomi.fi Messages, they will be activated automatically at the beginning of next year when you log in to any authority’s e-service. From then on, you will receive your official mail digitally.
After the turn of the year, no separate consent will be needed to use Suomi.fi Messages when using Suomi.fi Identification; you will automatically receive your official mail in Suomi.fi Messages.
If you do not wish to receive official mail digitally, despite using public authorities’ e-services, you can opt out when logging in to one of these e-services. After opting out, your official mail will be sent to you in paper form. If you continue using e-services after having chosen paper mail, digital delivery will be re-activated six months after the opt-out.
If you do not use any public authority's e-services, your official mail will continue to be delivered in paper form. You may choose to activate Suomi.fi Messages later if you wish.
The goal is that during 2026, official mail may also be directed to a private digital mail service, if so desired.
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- Central Savonia employment area
- Kainuu-Koillismaa employment area
- Kymppi employment area
- Oulu region employment area
- Satakunta employment area
- South Häme employment area
- South Karelia employment area
- South Satakunta employment area
- Eura
- Eurajoki
- Hailuoto
- Harjavalta
- Hausjärvi
- Huittinen
- Ii
- Imatra
- Jämijärvi
- Janakkala
- Joroinen
- Kankaanpää
- Karvia
- Kempele
- Kokemäki
- Lappeenranta
- Lemi
- Leppävirta
- Liminka
- Loppi
- Lumijoki
- Luumäki
- Merikarvia
- Muhos
- Nakkila
- Oulu
- Parikkala
- Pieksämäki
- Pomarkku
- Pori
- Pudasjärvi
- Rauma
- Rautjärvi
- Riihimäki
- Ruokolahti
- Säkylä
- Savitaipale
- Siikainen
- Taipalsaari
- Tyrnävä
- Ulvila
- Utajärvi
- Vaala
- Varkaus