Light display on the roof of Helsinki Office showing Finland’s population is out of service today
Publication date
22.5.2026
12.26
| Published in English on 22.5.2026 at 12.30
Type:Press release
The light display on the roof of the Digital and Population Data Services Agency’s Helsinki office, which shows Finland’s population, is out of service today approximately between 12:00 and 13:00. The interruption is caused by electrical work. Due to the work, the population figure may next be updated on the display on Monday, 25 May 2026.
The light display on the roof of the Digital and Population Data Services Agency’s Helsinki service location shows the number of living persons who have a municipality of residence in Finland. The figure is based on register data from the previous day and is normally updated once per day.
- Individuals
- Moving
- Check your own personal details
- Certificates from the Population Information System
- Names
- Guardianship
- Having or adopting a child
- Marriage
- Death and estate inventory
- Life changes while living abroad
- Moving while living abroad
- Registration of a child born abroad
- Marriage concluded abroad
- Partnership registered abroad
- Divorce granted abroad
- Registration of a name change performed abroad
- Death abroad
- Registration of citizenship
- Loss of citizenship of another country
- Notification of retaining Finnish citizenship
- Legalisation of foreign documents
- Submitting foreign documents
- As a foreigner in Finland
- Registration of a foreigner
- Guide for students
- Municipality of residence
- Family relationships and Marital Status
- Instructions on arriving in Finland from Ukraine
- Guide for employed persons
- Fast track service for specialists and growth entrepreneurs
- Instructions for legalisation
- Submitting foreign documents
- Foreigner’s move to Finland, in Finland and out of Finland
- Services of notary public
- Confirmation of gender
- Population information in the Population Information System
- Elections and Right to vote
- Certification of purchase
- Registration of a gift notification
- Citizen Certificate and electronic identity
- Organisations
- Certificates, cards, seals and stamps
- For social welfare and healthcare service providers
- For organisations
- Electronic sealing service
- Timestamping Service
- Electronic signature
- Service certificates
- Advisory service, support and revocation service
- Certificate Directory
- Test the use of a certificate
- Card Reader Software
- Information about certificates
- Population information services for organisations
- Public administration sampling and updating service
- Private sector sampling and updating services
- PIS modified data interface
- Modified data update service
- Population Information System query interface
- Browser-based Population Information System query
- Resident selection service
- Selection service for municipalities
- Reform of personal identity code
- Conditions for using population information
- Selection service for wellbeing services counties
- Maintaining the Population Information System
- Extracts from registers
- Suomi.fi services
- Services to promote digitalisation
- Digital support
- Digital security services
- Services of notary public
- Certification of purchase
- Right to officiate weddings
- E-services
- Finnish Authenticator identification service
- Certificates, cards, seals and stamps
- About the agency
- Digital and Population Data Services Agency
- Digital and Population Data Services Agency as an Employer
- Use our services electronically
- News
- Contact
- Customer service for private customers
- Customer service for organisations
- Service locations
- Digital and Population Data Services Agency address, switchboard e-billing details
- Digital and Population Data Services Agency Management
- Marriage ceremony premises information
- Contact details for media
- International Affairs
- Invoicing
- Quality policy
- Equality plan for customers
- Data protection
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