Tapaturma-asioiden muutoksenhakulautakunta

Contact information

Email

Email address: tl(at)tapaturmalautakunta.fi
Please replace “(at)” with the @ symbol.

Please include in your message your contact details and the record number of the Accident Appeal Board.

All documents containing sensitive or non-disclosable information should be sent to the Accident Appeal Board via encrypted email. These include any documents containing health information, information about a person’s financial status and personal identity codes. The Subject field of an encrypted email is not encrypted, which means that you should not include any personal identity codes, record numbers or health information in the subject of your email.

You can send encrypted email to the Accident Appeal Board at https://turvaposti.tapaturmalautakunta.fi/

Sending an encrypted message via the service requires Suomi.fi identification. You can identify yourself with your online banking credentials, a mobile certificate or the hightrust.id app if you have an identity card issued by the police. Your name and the last four characters of your personal identity code will be forwarded to the Accident Appeal Board in connection with the identification. When combined with the record number you provide in the message, we will be able to identify you and allocate the information to the correct matter.

Postal address

Accident Appeal Board
PO box 10
FI-00581 HELSINKI, Finland

Please include in your message your contact details and the Accident Appeal Board record number.

Telephone service

Phone: +358 9 228 5050

The Accident Appeal Board’s telephone service is available 9.00–12.00 on weekdays

Telephone service closed 17.7 – 21.7 and 1.8

The board does not process information by text messages.

Street address

Lautatarhankatu 6
00580 Helsinki, Finland

Further clarification for pending matters at the Accident Appeal Board may be delivered to the reception of Lindström Talo, located at Lautatarhankatu 6, open 8.00–16.00 on weekdays. Visitors are not afforded more extensive service than callers or persons sending documents by email. The Accident Appeal Board holds its proceedings and makes its decisions in Finnish and Swedish.

Updated 27.6.2025