Finnish New Zealanders

Finnish New Zealanders
Total population
573 (2013 Census)
Languages
New Zealand English · Finnish · Swedish
Religion
Lutheranism
Related ethnic groups
Scandinavian New Zealanders · Finns

Finnish New Zealanders (Finnish: uudenseelanninsuomalaiset) are New Zealand citizens of Finnish ancestry or Finland-born people who reside in New Zealand. There are approximately 573 New Zealanders who claim Finnish ancestry.^[1]

Notable Finnish New Zealanders

Kim Dotcom, Internet entrepreneur, businessman, musician, and political party founder
Vanessa Vandy, pole vaulter and musician

References

↑ 2013 Census ethnic group profiles: Finnish

Finnish diaspora

Americas	Argentina Brazil Canada Chile Mexico United States Venezuela

Europe	Norway Kvens Russia Ingrians Sweden

Oceania	Australia New Zealand

see also	Estonian people Izhorian people Karelian people Sami people Vepsian people Vote people

Immigration to New Zealand

From Africa	Africans South Africans

From the Americas	Americans Canadians

From Asia	Arabs Cambodians Chinese Filipinos Indians Indonesians Iranian Iraqis Japanese Jews Koreans Malaysians Nepalis Pakistanis Sri Lankans Thais Turkish Vietnamese

From Europe	Albanian Austrian British English Scottish Welsh Croatian Danish Dutch Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Icelandic Irish Italian Norwegian Polish Portuguese Russian Serbian Spanish Swedish Ukrainian

Oceania	Australians Samoans

See also	Refugee migration into New Zealand Immigration New Zealand

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Finnish New Zealanders

Notable Finnish New Zealanders

See also

References