Flights can be taken to the following destinations:
- Amsterdam (airBaltic)
- Berlin (airBaltic)
- Frankfurt (Lufthansa)
- Helsinki (Finnair )
- Copenhagen (airBaltic)
- London (airBaltic, Ryanair)*
- Minsk (Belavia)
- Riga (airBaltic)
- Stockholm (airBaltic, SAS)
- Warsaw (LOT)
* From 15 January, arrivals from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland are subject to an isolation period of ten days and a testing obligation.
From 15 January, those arriving in Estonia from European countries with a cumulative number of positive virus tests of more than 150 per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days have to stay in isolation. The obligation of self-isolation does not extend to cases where the relevant figure is less than 150.
From January 15, people who do not want to stay in self-imposed isolation for ten days after arriving in Estonia must take the coronavirus PCR test up to 72 hours before arrival in the country. While staying in Estonia, it is then possible to take the second test not earlier than on the sixth day after the first test taken abroad. A person is released from the ten-day isolation obligation prematurely if the results of both tests are negative.
Those who have not taken the test up to 72 hours before arriving in Estonia have the option to take the first test in Estonia immediately after arriving in the country and the second test not earlier than six days after taking the first test. The ten-day isolation obligation can be ended prematurely if the results of both tests are negative.
When travelling, we advise keeping the following in mind:
- Consult the Foreign Ministry website for the infection rate in your country of destination before planning the trip.
- Stay up to date with possible travel restrictions in your country of destination – consult the Reisi Targalt website, the ReOpen portal of the European Union, and, if necessary, contact the foreign mission of the country of destination for details.
- Register your trip at the Foreign Ministry’s Reisi Targalt website to allow the ministry to notify you of possible travel restrictions;
- Follow the recommendations of the Estonian Health Board for a safe flight to protect your health and that of others – if you show symptoms, please postpone your trip and contact your GP;
- Obtain travel insurance and carefully read the conditions of your insurance (including for travel interruptions caused by COVID-19);
- In the country of destination, follow the instructions of local authorities and keep up to date with possible new restrictions;
- When returning from a trip, fill in the passenger locator form. The form can be filled in by persons with Estonian identification code as well as foreigners arriving in the country and it can be filled at the earliest 24 hours before arriving in Estonia.
- On your return, follow the rules introduced in Estonia, monitor your health, and if you suspect you have been infected with the virus, contact your GP.
Starting from 1 September, all passengers arriving in the country via the airport can take a free initial coronavirus test at the airport (it is free for Estonian citizens, foreigners can take the test for a fee).
