Estonia Visa Types:
- Short stay Visa -C-Visa (90 days) – Schengen Visa
- Long stay D-Visa
Short stay Visa (C-Visa) – Schengen Visa for Estonia
For the stay of 90 days in Estonia, short stay visa or Schengen Visa can be taken.
Processing time: Minimum 15 working days.
*Apply a minimum of 3 weeks and a maximum of 3 months before your departure to Estonia.
Procedure to apply for Short stay Visa (C-Visa) – Schengen Visa for Estonia
Procedure to fill the Schengen Visa application form to travel Estonia
- Visit https://eelviisataotlus.vm.ee/
- Select the visa type and the preferred language

- Enter the applicant’s email address
- Enter the full name, country of birth, date and place of birth, gender, nationality, address
- Enter the Marital status
- Enter the type of travel document (specify whether you have Ordinary passport / Diplomatic passport / Service passport / Official passport / Special passport)
- Specify whether you are a family member of EU, EEA or CH citizen (spouse, child, grandchild or dependent ascendant)
- Invitation letter from the organization or University if applicable.
- Once completed the application form, you will receive a pdf file along with registration number.
- Sign the application form and send to the VFS Global (Estonian Visa application center) / Estonian Embassy in your country along with the required documents.
- During the visit to the VFS, applicant’s fingerprint will be collected.
Documents required for Schengen visa
- Complete the visa application form online
- Require 2 color photos to be attached.
- Valid passport (with at least 2 blank pages)
- Insurance coverage up to 30,000 € within Estonia and all the Schengen states
- A cover letter stated the purpose of the visit to Estonia
- Flight itinerary details
- Accommodation proof for the duration of your stay
- Proof of the civil status.
- Proof of the financial subsistence (Sufficient money)
Estonian Short stay Visa (C-Visa) – Schengen Visa fee
- Adult: 80 €
- 6-12 years: 40 €
- 0-6 years: No fee
Long stay Visa (D-Visa) for Estonia – Procedure and documents required
- Visit https://eelviisataotlus.vm.ee/
- Select the visa type and the preferred language

- Enter the applicant’s email address
- Enter the full name, country of birth, date and place of birth, gender, nationality, address
- Enter the Marital status
- Enter the type of travel document (specify whether you have Ordinary passport / Diplomatic passport / Service passport / Official passport / Special passport)
- Specify the reason for your visit to Estonia
- Specify whether you are a family member of EU, EEA or CH citizen (spouse, child, grandchild or dependent ascendant). If yes, mention their details
- Invitation letter from the organization or University / Institution if applicable.
- Specify the duration of the stay
- Insurance coverage up to 30,000 € within Estonia and all the Schengen states
- A cover letter stated the purpose of the visit to Estonia
- Flight itinerary details
- Accommodation proof for the duration of your stay
- Proof of the civil status.
- Proof of the financial subsistence (Sufficient money)
- Once completed the application form, you will receive a pdf file along with registration number.
- Download and sign the application form and send to the VFS Global (Estonian Visa application center) / Estonian Embassy in your country along with the required documents.
- During the visit to the VFS, applicant’s fingerprint will be collected
Estonian Long stay Visa (D-Visa) fee
- Adult: 100 €
- 6-11 years: 40 €
- 0-6 years: No fee
Estonia D-Visa for Students
Procedure for students applying D visa to Estonia for the purpose of study or research:
- The above said points for Long stay D-visa
- Proof of Student’s admission details
- Proof of certificate copy from previous school/university diplomas
- Work contract or a hosting agreement with a research center / university in Estonia
- Research Scholarship Or Term of Responsibility assuming the applicant’s admission and the payment of subsequent expenses
- Proof of finance is not required if the applicant is applying through scholarship
Countries do not require a visa to visit Estonia
The nationals of the member states of the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA) and any third-country national who is a holder of a Residence Permit of a Schengen country do not need a visa to enter Estonia.
EU and EEA States are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands and Switzerland.
For the stay of no more than 90 days in any 180-day period, the following countries do not need visa to enter Estonia. Check the entire list in the below table.
| Albania* | Colombia | Malaysia | Paraguay | Tonga |
| Andorra | Dominica | Marshall islands | Peru | Timor-Leste |
| Antigua and Barbuda | El Salvador | Mauritius | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Trinidad and Tobago |
| Argentina | Georgia* | Mexico | Samoa | Tuvalu |
| Australia | Grenada | Micronesia | San Marino | Ukraine* |
| Bahamas | Guatemala | Moldova* | Serbia*** | United Arab Emirates |
| Barbados | Holy See | Monaco | Seychelles | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (and the following categories of British citizens – British nationals (Overseas), British overseas territories citizens (BOTC), British overseas citizens (BOC), British protected persons (BPP), British subjects (BS)) |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina* | Honduras | Montenegro* | Singapore | United States of America |
| Brazil | Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China | New Zealand | Solomon Islands | Uruguay |
| Brunei Darussalam | Israel | Nicaragua | South Korea | Vanuatu |
| Canada | Japan | North Macedonia* | St Kitts-Nevis | Venezuela |
| Chile | Kiribati | Palau | St. Lucia | |
| Costa Rica | Macao Special Administrative Region of China | Panama | Taiwan** |
* Only for holders of biometrical passports
** Passports issued by Taiwan which include an identity card number
*** Only for holders of biometrical passports. Does not apply to passports issued by the Serbian Coordination Direcorate (Koordinaciona Uprava)
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I would like to inform you that I am a German Citizen and my Marokkanisch Finance wish to travel with me to Estonia to plan our future life & business possibilites in your beloved country. Do I need to apply separate visa for my life Partner or she is premitted to travel with me on hehaf of my German Nattionality ? Please advise me so I can proceed ahead to complete visa Dokuments for my companion. It will be my great pleasure to have your prompt reply.
Yours truely
M. Ahmad