On 16 June 2022, the government of Estonia announced that third-country foreign nationals will no longer be required to present a COVID-19 vaccination certificate, proof of recovery...

The government of Estonia will shorten the self-isolation period from 10 days to seven days for unvaccinated travelers arriving in the country beginning 10 Jan. 2022.

The government of Estonia will no longer require travelers from the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA), Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Switzerland, Vatican City and the United Kingdom (UK)...

The government of Estonia updated its travel requirements for travelers on 7 Feb. 2022. Under these new requirements, fully vaccinated travelers, who can present a valid vaccination certificate...

Estonia will introduce visa issuance restrictions for Russian citizens on 18 August 2022

Estonia increased the minimum funds needed for primary applicants applying for short-term employment with a D visa to EUR 1,200

Travelers arriving in Estonia from an EU or EEA country or several others will not be required to present proof of vaccination to enter the country

Estonia has introduced more relaxed EU Blue Card rules. Key changes include: new professional experience eligibility pathways; reduced mandatory employment contract durations; relaxed rules around changing employers...

Estonian Legal Developments

As the world seems to develop faster and faster, a new gadget has been placed to the disposal of the foreigners and non-resident persons in Estonia, namely the digital identity card also known as e-residency.

The Brexit transition period jas nwo ended and new conditions for UK nationals to live and work in Estonia apply.