The Filipino Nurses Association in the Nordic Region (FiNAN) is a non-profit organization that connects, supports, and advocates for Filipino nurses across the Nordic region, providing trusted guidance on licensing, cultural integration, and professional growth.
Our Foundation
FiNAN is built on four core pillars that guide our mission and values. These pillars represent our commitment to humanity, empowerment, research, and professional development.
Helping to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Giving voice to Filipino Nurses living in the Nordic Region as a minority group in the decision-making process.
Evidence-based practice shall be the basis in making decisions and implementing policies.
Professional Networking and Continuing Education
The Triennial Report 2025 signifies a substantial landmark in the continuous progression of Filipino Internationally Educated Nurses (FIENs) within the Nordic Region. This report, which encompasses the years 2021 to 2024, signifies the culmination of meticulous data collection, policy analysis, and community engagement spearheaded by the Filipino Nurses Association in the Nordic Region (FiNAN). This phenomenon is indicative of the evolving landscape of healthcare migration, as well as the resilience, dedication, and aspirations of Filipino nurses who have chosen to establish their professional careers in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and the self-governing territories of Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and Åland.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15782384
FiNAN supports Filipino nurses in the Nordics through guidance, advocacy, and community building. Explore our main focus areas and find resources tailored to your needs.
Get step-by-step support for obtaining or renewing your Nordic RN license, tailored to each country's specific requirements. FiNAN provides clear, reliable information to help you navigate the process with confidence.
Receive dedicated support to help you adapt and thrive in life across the Nordic region. FiNAN offers resources for learning the local language, understanding cultural norms, and connecting with community networks.
We actively collaborate with government policymakers, hospitals, healthcare institutions, and universities to improve the recognition of Filipino nurses' qualifications and enhance their professional well-being.
FiNAN unites Filipino nurses across the Nordic region through local representation. Select your country to connect with your representation, access local resources, and join community events.
Stay up to date with FiNAN's latest news, policy updates, and community events. Join us in our mission to support and empower Filipino nurses across the Nordic region.
"The output of the materials showed that FiNAN and Filipino talents can produce materials beyond what the funding requires. We are proud of this achievement and the collective effort behind it."
On 12–13 December, BIBAK Suomi ry, FiNAN Ry and Filippiinit-Seura Ry will host PASS THE MIC, a leadership training programme designed to strengthen the next generation of Filipino community leaders ac...
For many Filipino nurses working abroad, success is measured by professional milestones: obtaining licensure, adapting to a new healthcare system, and advancing into specialized practice. For one Fili...
A new free Finnish language course will start on 13 October 2026.
The gathering will provide a safe and welcoming space for Filipino nurses to ask questions, share workplace experiences, and receive reliable information about their rights and responsibilities under...
The Vice Chair of the Filipino Nurses Association in the Nordic Region (FiNAN) joined representatives from the Danish Patient Safety Authority (STPS) and the Philippine Embassy in Denmark in an orient...
The Filipino Nurses Association in the Nordic Region is a registered non-profit organization in the Nordic Region.
Patentti- ja rekisterihallitus
Y-tunnus: 3084026-2
Erhvervsstyrelsen
CVR number: 40349367
Skatteverket
Organisation number: 802537-7097
Ríkisskattstjóri
Registration number: 5208190450
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