🇪🇪Estonia Visa for British Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

The list of documents below is not an exhaustive list of documents and the applicant can always be asked to provide additional information/documents, if desired by the Mission. Both the standard and the supporting documentation have to be recent, i.e. not older than 1 month, and need to be provided for every Schengen visa application. Applicants are required to bring and present their original documents, but they only need to submit photocopies of the same; unless the requirements specify that an original document has to be submitted. Documents issued by a foreign country must be either in Estonian or English or translated into Estonian or English. Further, the documents must be certified with an Apostille or legalised. Documents issued by UK have to be apostilled gov.uk ↗ (gov.uk ↗). Before gathering the required documents mentioned below, applicants are advised to read the requirements under Overview, in order to ensure they are entitled to apply for the chosen visa category. Please find the detailed list of required documents in the CHECKLIST for Private Visit. Please include the checklist with your application. Incomplete applications may not be accepted. All C-visa applicants should be able to show 70 EUR per person for each day they plan to spend in the Schengen area. Please Note: If you plan to visit other Schengen countries after Estonia, please present travel schedule and all relevant documents proving your intended travelling. For minors (children below 18 years) a birth certificate should be presented; and for minors travelling alone or with only one parent: a) passports of both parents, or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports; b) written consent of legal guardian to travel; c) British school certificate. In the case of sole custody, the following documents should be presented: a) birth certificate mentioning one parent; b) death certificate of absent parent; or c) court ruling.

The list of documents below is not an exhaustive list of documents and the applicant can always be asked to provide additional information/documents, if desired by the Mission. Both the standard and the supporting documentation have to be recent, i.e. not older than 1 month, and need to be provided for every Schengen visa application. Applicants are required to bring and present their original documents, but they only need to submit photocopies of the same; unless the requirements specify that an original document has to be submitted. Documents issued by a foreign country must either in Estonian or English or translated into Estonian or English. Further, the documents must be certified with an Apostille or legalised. Documents issued by UK have to be apostilled gov.uk ↗ (gov.uk ↗). Before gathering the required documents mentioned below, applicants are advised to read the requirements under Overview, in order to ensure they are entitled to apply for the chosen visa category. Please find the detailed list of required documents in the CHECKLIST for Other purposes Please include the checklist with your application. Incomplete applications may not be accepted. All C-visa applicants should be able to show 70 EUR per person for each day they plan to spend in the Schengen area. Please Note: If you plan to visit other Schengen countries after Estonia, please present travel schedule and all relevant documents proving your intended travelling. For minors (children below 18 years) a birth certificate should be presented; and for minors travelling alone or with only one parent: a) passports of both parents, or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports; b) written consent of legal guardian to travel; c) British school certificate. In the case of sole custody, the following documents should be presented: a) birth certificate mentioning one parent; b) death certificate of absent parent; or c) court ruling.

The list of documents below is not an exhaustive list of documents and the applicant can always be asked to provide additional information/documents, if desired by the Mission. Both the standard and the supporting documentation have to be recent, i.e. not older than 1 month, and need to be provided for every Schengen visa application. Applicants are required to bring and present their original documents, but they only need to submit photocopies of the same; unless the requirements specify that an original document has to be submitted. Documents issued by a foreign country must be be either in Estonian or English or translated into Estonian or English. Further, the documents must be certified with an Apostille or legalised. Documents issued by UK have to be apostilled gov.uk ↗ (gov.uk ↗). Before gathering the required documents mentioned below, applicants are advised to read the requirements under Overview, in order to ensure they are entitled to apply for the chosen visa category. Please find the detailed list of required documents in the CHECKLIST for Business. Please include the checklist with your application. Incomplete applications may not be accepted. with your application. Incomplete applications may not be accepted. All C-visa applicants should be able to show 70 EUR per person for each day they plan to spend in the Schengen area. Please Note: If you plan to visit other Schengen countries after Estonia, please present travel schedule and all relevant documents proving your intended travelling.

This category is only for EU/EEA citizen’s family members who are residing in UK and traveling to a EU Member State of which the EU citizen is NOT a national. For travels to an EU Member State of which the EU citizen is NOT a national, the family members will continue to benefit from Directive 2004/38/EC and its visa facilitations. This directive applies to EU citizens who move or reside in a Member State other than that of which they are national, and to their family members who accompany or join them. Please note that the Estonian citizen’s family members residing in UK are not able to apply under Directive 2004/38/EC for travelling to Estonia. Estonian citizen’s family members will need to apply under Private (family, friends) visit etc. The list of documents below is not an exhaustive list of documents and the applicant can always be asked to provide additional information/documents, if desired by the Mission. Both the standard and the supporting documentation have to be recent, i.e. not older than 1 month, and need to be provided for every Schengen visa application. Applicants are required to bring and present their original documents, but they only need to submit photocopies of the same; unless the requirements specify that an original document has to be submitted. Documents issued by a foreign country must be either in Estonian or English or translated into Estonian or English. Further, the documents must be certified with an Apostille or legalised. Documents issued by UK have to be apostilled gov.uk ↗ (gov.uk ↗). Before gathering the required documents mentioned below, applicants are advised to read the requirements under Overview, in order to ensure they are entitled to apply for the chosen visa category. Please find the detailed list of required documents in the CHECKLIST for EU Family Members. Please include the checklist with your application. Incomplete applications may not be accepted. All C-visa applicants should be able to show 70 EUR per person for each day they plan to spend in the Schengen area. Please Note: If you plan to visit other Schengen countries after Estonia, please present travel schedule and all relevant documents proving your intended travelling. For minors (children below 18 years) a birth certificate should be presented; and for minors travelling alone or with only one parent: a) passports of both parents, or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports; b) written consent of legal guardian to travel; c) British school certificate. In the case of sole custody, the following documents should be presented: a) birth certificate mentioning one parent; b) death certificate of absent parent; or c) court ruling.

The list of documents below is not an exhaustive list of documents and the applicant can always be asked to provide additional information/documents, if desired by the Mission. Both the standard and the supporting documentation have to be recent, i.e. not older than 1 month, and need to be provided for every Schengen visa application. Applicants are required to bring and present their original documents, but they only need to submit photocopies of the same; unless the requirements specify that an original document has to be submitted. Documents issued by a foreign country must be either in Estonian or English or translated into Estonian or English. Further, the documents must be certified with an Apostille or legalised. Documents issued by UK have to be apostilled gov.uk ↗ (gov.uk ↗). Before gathering the required documents mentioned below, applicants are advised to read the requirements under Overview, in order to ensure they are entitled to apply for the chosen visa category. Please find the detailed list of required documents in the CHECKLIST for Digital Nomad. Please include the checklist with your application. Incomplete applications may not be accepted. All C-visa applicants should be able to show 70 EUR per person for each day they plan to spend in the Schengen area. Please Note: If you plan to visit other Schengen countries after Estonia, please present travel schedule and all relevant documents proving your intended travelling. For minors (children below 18 years) a birth certificate should be presented; and for minors travelling alone or with only one parent: a) passports of both parents, or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports; b) written consent of legal guardian to travel; c) British school certificate. In the case of sole custody, the following documents should be presented: a) birth certificate mentioning one parent; b) death certificate of absent parent; or c) court ruling.

The list of documents below is not an exhaustive list of documents and the applicant can always be asked to provide additional information/documents, if desired by the Mission. Both the standard and the supporting documentation have to be recent, i.e. not older than 1 month, and need to be provided for every Schengen visa application. Applicants are required to bring and present their original documents, but they only need to submit photocopies of the same; unless the requirements specify that an original document has to be submitted along with one recent color passport photograph. Documents issued by a foreign country must be either in Estonian or English or translated into Estonian or English. Further, the documents must be certified with an Apostille or legalised. Documents issued by UK have to be apostilled gov.uk ↗ (gov.uk ↗). Before gathering the required documents mentioned below, applicants are advised to read the requirements under Overview, in order to ensure they are entitled to apply for the chosen visa category. Please find the detailed list of required documents in the CHECKLIST for Study. Please include the checklist with your application. Incomplete applications may not be accepted. All C-visa applicants should be able to show 70 EUR per person for each day they plan to spend in the Schengen area. Please Note: If you plan to visit other Schengen countries after Estonia, please present travel schedule and all relevant documents proving your intended travelling. For minors (children below 18 years) a birth certificate should be presented; and for minors travelling alone or with only one parent: a) passports of both parents, or certified copy of the biodata page of the passports; b) written consent of legal guardian to travel; c) British school certificate. In the case of sole custody, the following documents should be presented: a) birth certificate mentioning one parent; b) death certificate of absent parent; or c) court ruling.