Hassle-Free IOR Services for Your Imports to Finland
The One Union Solutions Importer of Record service helps businesses import IT and telecom equipment into Finland. All the paperwork, compliance checks, and other requirements are handled by our team, so no delays or penalties happen. With a global presence in over 190+ countries and reliable time-critical transportation services, you can count on us.
One Union Solutions Finland acts as your Importer of Record, so you don’t have to set up your own company in Finland. As a result, the importing process will be hassle-free and cost-effective since we handle all the necessary procedures.
Now let’s look at the unique requirements of each of these industries.
Tech industry:
When importing IT equipment to Finland, companies must comply with the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) and make sure the products are safe and electromagnetically compatible with EU standards. Furthermore, the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority (FICORA) regulates radio frequency usage in Finland, and companies must have licenses to operate radio equipment. To follow all the legal requirements, One Union Solutions will provide you with effective IOR solutions in Finland.
Medical industry:
There are many regulations in the healthcare industry, and shipping medical devices to Finland requires compliance with the MDR and IVDR. Regulatory guidelines make sure medical devices are safe, effective, and meet quality standards. A medical device must be assessed and get the necessary CE markings to comply with regulations. If the device has the CE marking, it’s able to be sold in the European Economic Area (EEA), including Finland.
Medical equipment also must be registered, provide performance information, and meet safety standards as part of the (Fimea) rules and regulations. These regulations can lead to penalties, and even legal action can be taken for those who violate them. In these situations, we will assist you in successful import operations.
Automotive Industry:
Automobiles and their parts have to comply with EU type-approval regulations and get the right certifications. Ensure that vehicles meet safety and environmental standards by enforcing these regulations, which are overseen by the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom).
Aviation industry:
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certifies aircraft and parts in the aviation industry, so they have to follow EU safety rules. In addition, companies must follow Finland’s aviation regulations and get their licenses and permits from Traficcom.
DID YOU KNOW?
Finland posted a trade surplus of EUR 0.25 billion in March 2026, shifting from a deficit of EUR 0.16 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year, preliminary estimates showed.
