The Finland Prize (Swedish: Finlandspriset) is a literary award presented annually by the Swedish Academy since 1966. It is awarded to somebody that has done important activities for the Swedish-speaking culture in Finland.^[1] The amount was 100,000 crowns in 2007.

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• 1966 – Hagar Olsson
• 1967 – Rabbe Enckell
• 1968 – Georg Henrik von Wright
• 1969 – Tito Colliander
• 1970 – Solveig von Schoultz
• 1971 – Bo Carpelan
• 1972 – Tove Jansson
• 1973 – Rabbe Enckell
• 1974 – Olof Enckell
• 1975 – Erik Ekelund
• 1976 – Christer Kihlman
• 1977 – Olav Ahlbäck
• 1978 – Johannes Salminen
• 1979 – Erik Tawaststjerna
• 1980 – Lars Huldén
• 1981 – Göran Schildt
• 1982 – Oscar Nikula
• 1983 – Erik Stenius
• 1984 – Carl-Eric Thors
• 1985 – Erik Allardt
• 1986 – Torsten Steinby
• 1987 – Kai Laitinen
• 1988 – Claes Andersson
• 1989 – Matti Klinge
• 1990 – Ulla-Lena Lundberg
• 1991 – Johan Wrede
• 1992 – Tua Forsström
• 1993 – Jan-Magnus Jansson
• 1994 – Max Engman
• 1995 – Clas Zilliacus
• 1996 – Valdemar Nyman
• 1997 – Kari Tarkiainen
• 1998 – Mikael Enckell
• 1999 – Ralf Långbacka
• 2000 – Finsk Tidskrift
• 2001 – Thomas Warburton
• 2002 – Märta Tikkanen
• 2003 – Tuva Korsström
• 2004 – Jörn Donner
• 2005 – Peter Sandelin
• 2006 – Rainer Knapas
• 2007 – Henrik Meinander
• 2008 – Christer Kihlman
• 2009 – Nils Erik Forsgård
• 2010 – Ann Sandelin
• 2011 – Gösta Ågren
• 2012 – Pär Stenbäck
• 2013 – Gunvor Kronman
• 2014 – Michel Ekman
• 2015 – Mikael Reuter
• 2016 – Fred Karlsson
• 2017 – Paavo Lipponen
• 2018 – Kjell Westö
• 2019 – Marika Tandefelt