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Invoicing

The National Land Survey of Finland primarily processes all invoices electronically.

How to receive invoices from the National Land Survey of Finland

1. E-invoice

All NLS customers can order their invoices as e-invoices instead of the traditional paper invoice. E-invoices are an easy, safe and automatic way to receive NLS invoices through your online banking service. 

The simplest way to start using e-invoices is to order them through your online banking service. 

  • Make sure that you have made an e-invoice agreement with your bank first. 
  • Your bank’s online service will have a list of invoicers who are able to send e-invoices. 
  • Find the National Land Survey of Finland (Maanmittauslaitos) on the list and enter the requested identification information, i.e. your personal identity code. 

For more information on ordering e-invoices, contact your bank. 

2. Suomi.fi service

  • The National Land Survey of Finland (NLS) sends invoices automatically to the Suomi.fi Messages service for customers who use the service but have not ordered a separate e-invoice or MobilePay invoice.   
  • If you use the service, you will no longer be sent paper invoices from the NLS.  
  • It is recommended that you check that the email address you have entered in the Suomi.fi Messages service is correct and valid in order to receive notifications about messages and invoices.  

For further information about Suomi.fi messages, see Suomi.fi online service. You can also log in to your own messages through the same link.

3. MobilePay 

  • Private customers of the National Land Survey of Finland can also pay invoices through the MobilePay application if the paper invoice contains a payment-enabling QR code or if there is a payment button on Suomi.fi and OmaPosti invoices. 
  • Invoices can also be ordered directly to the MobilePay application in connection with payment. 

4. OmaPosti  

  • If you are using Posti’s OmaPosti service, you will receive the National Land Survey’s invoices electronically through the OmaPosti service or as a paper invoice according to your own preferences.  
  • It is recommended that you check that the email address you have entered in the OmaPosti service is correct and valid in order to receive notifications about messages and invoices.  

5. Direct payment

  • If you do not have access to an online banking service, the easiest and safest way to pay invoices is direct payment. Contact your bank to make an agreement on direct payments. 
  • With this option, NLS sends your invoice directly to your bank. We send you a notification about the invoice that allows you to check that it is correct. 
  • Your bank will pay the invoice automatically on the payment date. 

6. Sales invoices as online invoices to corporate customers

How to send invoices to the National Land Survey

The National Land Survey only accepts e-invoices.

The National Land Survey's e-invoicing address:

  • E-invoicing address/EDI code: 003702459544
  • OpusCapita Solutions Ltd operator code: E204503
  • National Land Survey of Finland's Business ID: 0245954-4
  • National Land Survey of Finland's VAT number: FI02459544

Invoices sent directly to the National Land Survey of Finland or the Central Government Service Centre for Financial Administration and HR will be returned to the sender. Please do not send anything to the invoicing address other than invoices or attachments to invoices. Any other material should be sent to the delivery address given by the customer.

Assign the invoice to one of our operation units: Finnish Geospatial Research Institute (FGI), General Administration, Information management or Production.

The recipient of the invoice should always be: National Land Survey / Operation unit / Orderer.

More information: taloushallinto@maanmittauslaitos.fi

Contact information to invoicing and debt collection

You can reach the National Land Survey's invoicing team by phone +358 29 530 1135 (Mon–Fri 9:00–12:00). Calls to any of the National Land Survey's telephone numbers beginning with +358 295 only carry a local network charge or mobile phone call charge.

At other times, you can contact our invoicing team at: