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Travelling

Before travelling, be aware of the travel restrictions and requirements in your transit and destination countries. Some countries require a negative test result and/or vaccination certificate, or a proof of recovery. The restrictions and requirements change often, and the responsibility to be informed lies on the traveller.

Travelling to Estonia

Travelling to Estonia is permitted from all the countries, but depending on the country aperson travels from, there might be restrictions when crossing the border. A valid proof of vaccination or recovery guarantees the traveller doesn’t have to self-isolate after the arrival in Estonia.

More info, and the current restrictions, are available on kriis.ee.

NB! Estonian citizens, residents and their family members have a guaranteed entrance, no matter the country they travelled from, or if they are vaccinated or not.

Travelling from Estonia

When travelling abroad, follow the domestic restrictions in your destination country, for example requirement for a self-isolation.

A valid vaccination certificate might give some extra benefits when travelling, like they might be free from the obligation to self-isolate after entering the country or be tested against COVID-19.

More information about the travel restrictions is available on the European Union ReOpen website, and the websites of your transit and destination country(ies).

Follow the safety rules in order to look after the health of your own and others. In case you develop symptoms of illness, postpone travelling.

NB! The requirements and restrictions change often. The responsibility to be aware of the requirements and restriction about every country you travel through or to, lies on the traveller.


Everything you should know about the COVID-19 vaccination

Vaccination is free of charge for all people living in Estonia, even without the national health insurance.
  • Vaccination is voluntary.
  • Vaccination is open to all people who are at least 5 years old.
  • Compared to COVID-19 illness, vaccination is safe, and generally, the side effects pass quickly.
  • Booster doses are available only for adults, and the time for a booster jab is 2 months after finishing the vaccination course with the Janssen vaccine, and 3 months after finishing the vaccination course with AstraZeneca, Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines.
  • Booster doses for people, who are recovered from COVID-19 are recommended 6 months after their recovery or their last vaccination.
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