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Короткие визиты: туризм, транзит, деловые поездки, лечение, паломничество.
Туристическая виза
Electronic travel authorisation for visa-exempt nationals (e.g. US, UK, Canada, Japan). Valid 3 years for short stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period. We apply on your behalf end-to-end. Fees illustrative.
Туристическая виза
Short-stay visa for tourism: up to 90 days within any 180-day period. We prepare your forms and documents; you attend the consulate/VFS appointment to submit biometrics. Government fee EUR 90 (illustrative).
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show where you will stay: a hotel booking, a signed tenancy/lease, a host's invitation with their address, or an address-registration document. For longer stays a registered rental contract is usually expected.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Provide a flight reservation or an onward/return ticket itinerary. Many travellers use a held reservation (not a paid ticket) from an airline, travel agent or flight-itinerary service so they are not committed before the visa is granted.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Provide a flight reservation or an onward/return ticket itinerary. Many travellers use a held reservation (not a paid ticket) from an airline, travel agent or flight-itinerary service so they are not committed before the visa is granted.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Транзитная виза
Required by some nationalities to pass through the international transit area of a Schengen airport without entering. Whether you need one depends on your nationality. Government fee EUR 90 (illustrative).
Деловая виза (бизнес-визит)
Short-stay visa for business trips (meetings, conferences, negotiations): up to 90 days within any 180-day period. We prepare forms and documents; you submit at the consulate/VFS. Government fee EUR 90 (illustrative).
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Университеты, языковые курсы, стажировки и программы обмена.
Студенческая виза
For stays over 90 days to study. Issued under national rules -- apply at the consulate of your destination country. We guide you; submission is in person. Fees and processing times vary by country.
Студенческая виза
For non-EU nationals admitted to full-time study of more than one year at a recognised Estonian educational institution; courses under a year can use a D-visa instead. Requires sufficient income of four times the monthly subsistence level and health insurance; issued for the study period up to 5 years. Students may work without restriction provided it does not interfere with full-time studies, and graduates can extend the permit by up to 270 days to seek work; study permits are exempt from the immigration quota.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Once you are accepted, request an admission/acceptance letter or certificate of enrolment from the school or university's admissions or registrar office. It should confirm the programme, the dates and that tuition is arranged.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
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Цифровые кочевники, фриланс, квалифицированная занятость и внутрикорпоративные переводы.
Виза цифрового кочевника
For remote employees of foreign companies, owners of foreign-registered businesses, and freelancers with mostly foreign clients. Requires monthly income of at least EUR 4,500 gross of tax, evidenced over the six months preceding the application. Issued as a long-stay D-visa for up to 12 months (a 90-day C-visa version costs EUR 90); it does not itself lead to a residence permit and sits outside Estonia's annual immigration quota.
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Gather evidence that you work remotely for clients or an employer outside the destination: your employment or client contracts stating remote work, recent invoices or payslips, and a letter from the employer confirming you may work from abroad.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Gather evidence that you work remotely for clients or an employer outside the destination: your employment or client contracts stating remote work, recent invoices or payslips, and a letter from the employer confirming you may work from abroad.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Request a criminal-record certificate from your country's police or justice/interior ministry — many issue it through a national online portal, sometimes requiring fingerprints. For foreign use it usually must be apostilled or legalised and translated, and most consulates accept one issued within the last 3–6 months.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Write an up-to-date CV/résumé listing your education and work history. Some visas ask for the Europass format or a signed and dated version; you prepare this yourself.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Provide a flight reservation or an onward/return ticket itinerary. Many travellers use a held reservation (not a paid ticket) from an airline, travel agent or flight-itinerary service so they are not committed before the visa is granted.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для самозанятых
Self-employment route: a non-EU national registered in the Estonian commercial register as a sole proprietor (FIE) can obtain a temporary residence permit for business with a reduced capital requirement of at least EUR 16,000 invested in business activity in Estonia. The applicant must show the business is viable, have sufficient income for subsistence and health insurance. Issued for up to 5 years, extendable for up to 10 years at a time; fee EUR 350 in Estonia / EUR 380 abroad.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Get an up-to-date extract from the commercial/companies register (chamber of commerce or trade registry) showing your company's registration, or your trade or professional licence. Many registries issue this online for a small fee.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Provide documentary proof of the qualifying investment: a bank confirmation of the deposit or transfer, share or title certificates, an escrow or blocked-account statement, or a notarised purchase contract, depending on the programme's rules.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Prepare a business or project plan describing the activity, market, financial projections and job creation. You usually write this yourself; some startup or investor visas require it to follow a set template or be reviewed by an approved incubator.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для стартапа / предпринимателя
For non-EU founders of innovative, technology-based, scalable startups. The Startup Committee (expert committee of the Ministry of the Interior) evaluates the startup within 10 working days; with the endorsement the founder can apply for a 12-month long-stay D-visa (EUR 120 fee) or a temporary residence permit for start-up business valid up to 5 years, extendable for up to 10 years at a time. Applicants must show sufficient funds (four times the monthly subsistence level, roughly EUR 800/month) and health insurance; the route is exempt from Estonia's immigration quota and leads to permanent residence.
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Prepare a business or project plan describing the activity, market, financial projections and job creation. You usually write this yourself; some startup or investor visas require it to follow a set template or be reviewed by an approved incubator.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для квалифицированных специалистов
For stays over 90 days to work. Requires employer sponsorship / a work permit before you can apply, so eligibility is conditional. Issued under national rules -- apply at the consulate of your destination country. Fees and processing times vary by country.
Виза для квалифицированных специалистов
Main work-residence route for non-EU nationals with an Estonian employer; the employer needs prior authorisation from the Estonian Unemployment Insurance Fund. Salary must meet the criterion in force at application: EUR 2,092 gross/month general rate from 5 March 2026 (0.8x = EUR 1,674 for start-up employees; 1.5x rate top specialists are exempt from the quota). Issued for up to 5 years, extendable for up to 10 years at a time; most permits count against the 2026 immigration quota of 1,292; fee EUR 250 in Estonia / EUR 280 at a foreign representation.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a signed copy of your employment contract from your employer's HR. It should show the parties, job title, salary, duration and signatures; some consulates want it stamped or, for work visas, registered with the labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Use your original diploma or degree certificate; for a replacement or official copy, ask the issuing institution's registrar. For use abroad it usually needs to be apostilled or legalised and translated.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для квалифицированных специалистов
Fast-track work route: the Estonian employer registers the foreign national's short-term employment with the Police and Border Guard Board (state fee EUR 130 online / EUR 140 at a service office, decided in about 15 working days), after which the worker applies for a long-stay D-visa (EUR 120). Allows work for up to 365 days within a 455-day period; pay must generally meet the Estonian average-salary criterion. From 1 January 2026 the employer must be registered in the Estonian Commercial Register; the route is outside the immigration quota and can later be converted to a residence permit for employment.
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a signed copy of your employment contract from your employer's HR. It should show the parties, job title, salary, duration and signatures; some consulates want it stamped or, for work visas, registered with the labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show where you will stay: a hotel booking, a signed tenancy/lease, a host's invitation with their address, or an address-registration document. For longer stays a registered rental contract is usually expected.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для квалифицированных специалистов
Residence permit for highly qualified non-EU workers with higher education (or, for IT, comparable professional experience) and an employment contract of at least 6 months. Salary must be at least 1.5 times the Estonian average gross salary (about EUR 37,000 gross per year in 2026; a reduced 1.24x rate applies to shortage/MINT occupations). Issued for the contract duration plus 3 months, up to 2 years and 3 months initially, renewable, with facilitated EU mobility and a path to long-term residence; Blue Card holders are outside the immigration quota.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a signed copy of your employment contract from your employer's HR. It should show the parties, job title, salary, duration and signatures; some consulates want it stamped or, for work visas, registered with the labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Once you are accepted, request an admission/acceptance letter or certificate of enrolment from the school or university's admissions or registrar office. It should confirm the programme, the dates and that tuition is arranged.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для сезонной работы
For non-EU nationals taking seasonal jobs in agriculture, forestry, fishing, food production, accommodation and catering. The employer registers short-term seasonal employment with the PBGB (EUR 130-140 fee) and the worker obtains a long-stay D-visa (EUR 120); seasonal work is capped at 270 days within a 365-day period. Seasonal workers are exempt from the average-salary criterion that applies to other short-term employment.
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a signed copy of your employment contract from your employer's HR. It should show the parties, job title, salary, duration and signatures; some consulates want it stamped or, for work visas, registered with the labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show where you will stay: a hotel booking, a signed tenancy/lease, a host's invitation with their address, or an address-registration document. For longer stays a registered rental contract is usually expected.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для внутрикорпоративного перевода
For managers, specialists and trainee employees transferred from a group entity outside the EU to its Estonian branch or subsidiary. Requires prior employment in the group of 12 months (managers/specialists) or 6 months (trainees); the permit is issued for up to 3 years (1 year for trainees). Transfers shorter than 270 days can instead be registered with the Police and Border Guard Board as short-term ICT mobility; ICT permits are exempt from the immigration quota.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show where you will stay: a hotel booking, a signed tenancy/lease, a host's invitation with their address, or an address-registration document. For longer stays a registered rental contract is usually expected.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
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Золотые визы, недвижимость, гражданство за инвестиции, пассивный доход.
Золотая виза (ВНЖ за инвестиции)
Estonia's investor-residence route: requires a lasting direct investment of at least EUR 1,000,000 in an Estonian company or in an investment fund that invests mainly in Estonian companies; the investment may not be reduced while the permit is valid. No business plan is required, the permit is exempt from the immigration quota, and the holder need not initially register Estonian residence; applicants must show income of six times the subsistence level and health insurance. Issued for up to 5 years and extendable for up to 10 years at a time; decision within 90 days plus about 30 days for the residence card.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Provide documentary proof of the qualifying investment: a bank confirmation of the deposit or transfer, share or title certificates, an escrow or blocked-account statement, or a notarised purchase contract, depending on the programme's rules.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза бизнес-инвестора
For non-EU nationals who own a shareholding in an Estonian-registered company and run it actively. Requires invested capital of at least EUR 65,000 under the company's control in Estonia (equity, subordinated loans, registered fixed assets), a viable business plan, sufficient income and health insurance. Issued for up to 5 years, extendable for up to 10 years at a time; state fee EUR 350 in Estonia / EUR 380 abroad; subject to the immigration quota.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Prepare a business or project plan describing the activity, market, financial projections and job creation. You usually write this yourself; some startup or investor visas require it to follow a set template or be reviewed by an approved incubator.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Get an up-to-date extract from the commercial/companies register (chamber of commerce or trade registry) showing your company's registration, or your trade or professional licence. Many registries issue this online for a small fee.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Ещё не исследовано
Визы для пенсионеров и программы рабочих каникул.
Виза Work & Holiday (рабочий отпуск)
Youth-mobility long-stay D-visa for citizens of Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Japan under bilateral working-holiday arrangements. Open to applicants aged 18-30 (up to 35 for some partners, e.g. Canada), allowing a stay of up to 12 months with the right to work to fund the holiday. Standard D-visa rules apply, including the EUR 120 state fee, travel medical insurance and proof of funds.
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a national ID card or a citizenship/nationality certificate from your civil-registry or interior ministry. For ancestry- or origin-based routes, request the birth, naturalisation or archive records that prove the qualifying lineage.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Ещё не исследовано
Воссоединение семьи, супружеские визы и репатриация по происхождению.
Виза для воссоединения семьи
For close relatives of Estonian citizens or settled residents: minor children, adult children unable to cope independently, parents or grandparents who need care that cannot be obtained in their home country, and wards. The sponsor must have legal income to maintain the family member, plus registered housing and health insurance for the applicant. Issued for up to 5 years tied to the sponsor's status, extendable for up to 10 years at a time; family migration is exempt from the immigration quota; fee EUR 115/145 for relatives of Estonian citizens.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Prove the family link with civil documents — marriage and birth certificates connecting you to the relative, a family or household register, or, for unmarried partners, evidence of cohabitation (joint lease, bills, photos). Civil documents often need an apostille and translation.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have your sponsor sign a letter or affidavit of support undertaking to cover your costs, attaching their ID and proof of funds or income. Some countries require a notarised affidavit or an official guarantee form.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Book a medical examination with a doctor or, where required, a clinic on the consulate's approved-panel list. Tests may include a general exam, a chest X-ray/TB screening and blood tests; the clinic issues the certificate directly.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза для супруга / партнёра
For spouses of Estonian citizens or of foreigners holding an Estonian residence permit. The couple must show a genuine, stable marriage with close economic and psychological ties, sufficient income (double the subsistence level) and health insurance; permits are checked for marriages of convenience. Issued for up to 5 years but not longer than the sponsor's permit, extendable for up to 10 years at a time; fee EUR 115 in Estonia / EUR 145 abroad when the sponsor is an Estonian citizen (EUR 225/255 otherwise); exempt from the immigration quota.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Order a certified copy of your marriage (or divorce) certificate from the civil registry that recorded it. For foreign use add an apostille or legalisation and a certified translation.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have your sponsor sign a letter or affidavit of support undertaking to cover your costs, attaching their ID and proof of funds or income. Some countries require a notarised affidavit or an official guarantee form.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Order a certified copy of your marriage (or divorce) certificate from the civil registry that recorded it. For foreign use add an apostille or legalisation and a certified translation.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Виза по происхождению / репатриация
Descendants of people who held Estonian citizenship before 16 June 1940 are Estonian citizens by birth: they prove the ancestor's citizenship via the National Archives (EUR 15 research fee), document the family line with apostilled certificates, and apply for an Estonian passport/ID at the PBGB or an embassy. Birthright citizens may in practice retain another citizenship. Separately, the Integration Foundation gives return support and counselling to Estonian citizens and ethnic Estonians with a residence permit returning after 7+ years abroad.
Book a medical examination with a doctor or, where required, a clinic on the consulate's approved-panel list. Tests may include a general exam, a chest X-ray/TB screening and blood tests; the clinic issues the certificate directly.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Order a certified copy of your birth certificate from the civil-registry/vital-records office where you were born (often available online). For foreign use it usually needs an apostille or legalisation and a translation.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a national ID card or a citizenship/nationality certificate from your civil-registry or interior ministry. For ancestry- or origin-based routes, request the birth, naturalisation or archive records that prove the qualifying lineage.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a national ID card or a citizenship/nationality certificate from your civil-registry or interior ministry. For ancestry- or origin-based routes, request the birth, naturalisation or archive records that prove the qualifying lineage.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Ещё не исследовано
Талант, религия, гуманитарные основания, СМИ, служебные визы и постоянное проживание.
Долгосрочный вид на жительство
Bridge permit for foreigners already settled in Estonia on another temporary residence permit who intend to stay permanently: requires at least 3 years of residence within the last 5 consecutive years, successful integration, income at least equal to the subsistence level and health insurance. From 1 January 2026 applicants must additionally hold Estonian at level A2 and have completed the basic module of the Settle in Estonia adaptation programme. Issued for up to 5 years, extendable for up to 10 years at a time.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show where you will stay: a hotel booking, a signed tenancy/lease, a host's invitation with their address, or an address-registration document. For longer stays a registered rental contract is usually expected.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Take the required language test (e.g. IELTS or TOEFL for English, DELF/TCF for French, Goethe or telc for German, or a national integration exam) at an accredited test centre and collect the certificate. Book early, as test slots fill up.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Once you are accepted, request an admission/acceptance letter or certificate of enrolment from the school or university's admissions or registrar office. It should confirm the programme, the dates and that tuition is arranged.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Постоянный вид на жительство
EU long-term resident status for non-EU nationals who have lived in Estonia for 5 years on temporary residence permits immediately before applying. Requires Estonian at level B1 (exemptions for under-15s, over-65s and those educated in Estonian), stable legal income, registered residence and Estonian Health Insurance Fund coverage. The permit is issued with permanent validity; state fee EUR 185, applications must be filed at least 2 months before the temporary permit expires.
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Obtain a national ID card or a citizenship/nationality certificate from your civil-registry or interior ministry. For ancestry- or origin-based routes, request the birth, naturalisation or archive records that prove the qualifying lineage.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show where you will stay: a hotel booking, a signed tenancy/lease, a host's invitation with their address, or an address-registration document. For longer stays a registered rental contract is usually expected.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Take the required language test (e.g. IELTS or TOEFL for English, DELF/TCF for French, Goethe or telc for German, or a national integration exam) at an accredited test centre and collect the certificate. Book early, as test slots fill up.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Проверено 11 Jun 2026
Ещё не исследовано
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