Coming to Estonia
Initial information to Ukrainian citizens and their family members about the opportunities they have to come to Estonia, the necessary documents and contacts.
Initial information to Ukrainian citizens and their family members about the opportunities they have to come to Estonia, the necessary documents and contacts.
Information for people who have escaped to Estonia from the war in Ukraine: options for initial accommodation, social services, working.
read moreInformation on how people and companies can support both the war refugees that have come to Estonia and Ukrainians in Ukraine, including the military defence capabilities of Ukraine.
Read moreIf you have received temporary protection in Estonia, you may leave Estonia temporarily without having to notify the authorities.
If you leave Estonia permanently, you must notify both the local government and the Police and Border Guard Board.
Information on how to be prepared for crises: what would be good to know, and what kind of stockpiles should one have.
Information about the state stockpiles of liquid fuels, food and medical stockpiles, security of supply and continuity of action.
read moreInformation on how you can prepare for payment disruptions and temporary interruptions of cash circulation.
You can get 24/7 emotional support from the victims' support crisis phone 116006 (+372 6147 393 when calling from a foreign phone number, the conversation can be held in Estonian, Russian or English).
If you have been through traumatic events and felt that the life of yourself, your close ones or even strangers has been in danger, it is natural if:
You can read in both Russian and English from: https://peaasi.ee/en/traumatic-event/
Know that these reactions are common in the coming days and can gradually diminish and disappear on their own. If they do not pass, consult a specialist at the phone line 116006 (+372 6147 393).
Everyone who uses Estonia’s e-services should have three ways of identification: an ID-card, Mobile-ID, and Smart-ID.