The government repealed the order requiring citizens of third countries to present a COVID certificate i.e. proof of vaccination against or recovery from coronavirus or of the negative result of a test taken before arriving in Estonia.
In the view of the Estonian Health Board, there is unlikely to be a significantly higher infection rate among citizens of third countries at present to the extent that it would have an impact on the epidemiological situation in Estonia.
The repealing of the order regulating the crossing of the national border means that the restrictions pertaining to citizens of third countries arriving in Estonia from outside of the European Union, the European Economic Area, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino and the Vatican no longer apply.
The order will enter into force on the 18th of June.
Information given by the authorities
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Information on travelling, and opening times of the foreign representations of Estonia.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications
The restrictions in force in public transport, sea and air traffic, tourism and travel information, the information on crisis measures directed at entrepreneurs.
The Police and Border Guard Board
Changes and restrictions to crossing the border, information on the public order and identity documents.
Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority
Consumer rights, travel insurance, e-commerce, ventilation of public spaces etc.
Last updated: 17.06.2022