Honorary representation of Finland in Canada
Finnish Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon
The Honorary Consulate of Finland in Saskatoon provides local consular guidance, selected notarial services and assistance for Finnish citizens and other eligible persons in Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories.
Contact details
Contact the Finnish Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon
The Honorary Consulate is headed by Honorary Consul Chad Eggerman.
Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H7
Canada
Suite 200 – 165 3rd Avenue South
Saskatoon, SK S7K 1L8
Canada
Before visiting: Contact the Honorary Consulate in advance to confirm current visiting arrangements and whether the service you need can be handled locally.
Consulate location
Where is the Finnish Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon?
Finland publishes separate postal and visiting addresses for its Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon.
The current visiting address is 1106 Spadina Crescent East, Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H7, Canada.
Sending documents: Finland lists The Birks Building, Suite 200 – 165 3rd Avenue South as the postal address. Use the correct address depending on whether you are visiting or sending correspondence.
About the consulate
About the Finnish Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon
The Honorary Consulate of Finland in Saskatoon forms part of Finland’s network of honorary consular representation across Canada.
The post is headed by Honorary Consul Chad Eggerman. The Government of Saskatchewan also recognizes him as Finland’s Honorary Consul in Saskatoon.
Honorary consuls are private individuals who perform consular functions on a part-time basis and complement Finland’s diplomatic mission network.
They can provide local guidance and assistance to Finnish citizens while also supporting economic, commercial and cultural relations between Finland and Canada.
Available assistance
Consular Services
Finland defines a limited range of official functions for its honorary consular network.
Consular guidance
Finnish citizens can contact the Honorary Consulate for advice on consular matters and help identifying the appropriate Finnish authority.
Assistance in difficult situations
The Honorary Consul can advise Finnish citizens and permanent residents of Finland who encounter difficulties while temporarily abroad and assist them in contacting local authorities or the nearest Finnish diplomatic mission.
Selected notarial certificates
Finland states that certain types of notarized certificates can be obtained through an honorary consul, depending on the document and procedure.
Business and cultural contacts
Honorary consuls support Finland’s economic and cultural relations and may assist Finnish companies with information about local business conditions and potential cooperation partners.
Passport applications: Finnish honorary consuls do not accept passport applications. Passport procedures must be handled through a Finnish mission authorized to provide passport services.
Visas and residence permits: Honorary consuls do not process Finnish visa or residence-permit applications.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Finnish Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon
The Canadian diplomatic and consular directory assigns the Saskatoon honorary post responsibility for Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories.
- Saskatchewan
- Northwest Territories
For services outside the Honorary Consul’s authority, applicants should contact the Embassy of Finland in Ottawa or another competent Finnish mission.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Contact the Honorary Consulate before travelling and confirm whether your procedure can be handled through the Saskatoon post.
Use the visiting address
For an in-person visit, use 1106 Spadina Crescent East. The Birks Building address is published separately as the Consulate’s postal address.
Arrange your visit
Current regular public opening hours are not published on Finland’s official Saskatoon listing. Contact the Honorary Consulate in advance.
Check the correct service
Passport applications, visa matters and residence permits cannot be handled through the Saskatoon Honorary Consulate.
Frequently asked questions
Finnish Honorary Consulate Saskatoon FAQ
Is there a Finnish Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon?
Yes. Finland maintains an active Honorary Consulate in Saskatoon headed by Honorary Consul Chad Eggerman.
Who is the Finnish Honorary Consul in Saskatoon?
Chad Eggerman is currently listed by Finland’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the Government of Saskatchewan as Honorary Consul.
What is the visiting address?
The current official visiting address is 1106 Spadina Crescent East, Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H7, Canada.
What is the postal address?
Finland lists The Birks Building, Suite 200 – 165 3rd Avenue South, Saskatoon, SK S7K 1L8 as the postal address.
What is the telephone number?
The current official telephone number is +1 306 380 7664.
What is the email address?
Finland’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs currently lists chad.eggerman@procido.com as the general email address.
Which areas does the Saskatoon Honorary Consulate serve?
The official Canadian diplomatic directory assigns the post responsibility for Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories.
Can I apply for a Finnish passport in Saskatoon?
No. Finland states that honorary consuls do not accept passport applications.
Can I apply for a Finnish visa or residence permit there?
No. Finnish honorary consuls do not process visa or residence-permit applications.
What are the opening hours?
Current regular public opening hours are not published on Finland’s official Saskatoon listing. Contact the Honorary Consulate before visiting.
Official information
Sources
Official Finnish, Canadian and Saskatchewan government sources used to verify the honorary post, Honorary Consul, contact information, addresses, jurisdiction and scope of services.