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Travellers from countries with infection rate higher than 37,9 must isolate for 14 days after arriving in Estonia

Based on the coronavirus infection rate,  a two-week restriction on freedom of movement will apply to people arriving in Estonia from Malta and Italy. The restriction applies to travellers from any country...

Travel information – Travellers from Malta and Italy must isolate for 14 days after arriving in Estonia

Based on the coronavirus infection rate, starting from Monday 31 August a two-week restriction on freedom of movement will apply to people arriving in Estonia from Malta and Italy.

Travel information – Travellers from Malta and those passing through countries with high infection rates must isolate for 14 days after arriving in Estonia

Based on the coronavirus infection rate, starting from Monday 3 August a two-week restriction on freedom of movement will apply to people arriving in Estonia from Malta and those who...

Estonia reopens borders to passengers from Europe on 1 June – updated 20.07

The Estonian government approved the decision to reopen the borders of Estonia from 1 June to passengers arriving from European countries.

Emergency situation in Estonia extended until 17 May

Estonia donates 100 000 euros and 30 000 masks to Italy

Additional measures taken in Estonia

Here you can find updated questions and answers about the emergency situation in Estonia in English, including topics like who is allowed to cross the Estonian border. 

Flight information and travel options for returning to Estonia

Many passenger transport companies have reduced the numbers of departures or even cancelled departures, but there are still travel options available for returning to Estonia. All travellers must remember that...

Estonia temporarily reintroduces border controls

The government has decided to restrict crossing of the Schengen internal and external border temporarily and reintroduce border controls starting on 17 March in order to contain the spread of...

Urgent travel advice for those intending to travel to Estonia – updated 19 March 2020

On 12 March the Government of Estonia declared an emergency situation in response to the pandemic spread of the coronavirus in the world.