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How to get a Estonia visa from Philippines
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Filipino passport holders travelling to Estonia.
Visa types & fees
3 visa options for travelling to Estonia.
Business visa
Processing time15 days
Validity90 days (extendable to 180 days)
Tourist visa
Processing time15 days
Validity90 days (extendable to 180 days)
Work visa
Processing time30 days
Validity1 year
Fee (approx.)$80
Application requirements
Documents Filipino applicants need to provide.
- A valid passport with a minimum of six months validity beyond your stay in Estonia.
- Two passport photographs size 50mm x 40mm.
- A completely filled visa application form.
- Proof of accommodation for the duration of your stay in Estonia.
- Determine the type of visa to apply for.
- Proof of travel itinerary.
- Proof of sufficient means of subsistence for the duration of your stay in Estonia.
- Proof of hotel reservation/accommodation.
- Medical insurance.
- Flight Itinerary.
Visa type details
Business visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to Estonia for some business reasons.
- A completed Estonia visa application form.
- Letter of authorization from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia.
- Physical passport with 6 months validity beyond trip completion and one blank visa page.
- The applicant ID card.
- One copy of the flight itinerary.
- Company business letter printed on your company letterhead.
- Sufficient funds to finance stay in Estonia.
- Payment of visa fees.
- Medical Insurance.
- A letter of invitation from the host in Estonia.
Business visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to Estonia for some business reasons.
- A completed Estonia visa application form.
- Letter of authorization from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia.
- Physical passport with 6 months validity beyond trip completion and one blank visa page.
- The applicant ID card.
- One copy of the flight itinerary.
- Company business letter printed on your company letterhead.
- Sufficient funds to finance stay in Estonia.
- Payment of visa fees.
- Medical Insurance.
- A letter of invitation from the host in Estonia.
Tourist visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to Estonia for tourism.
- The passport must be valid for the next six months.
- One blank visa page for the visa stamp.
- A letter of invitation from the host in Estonia
- Payment of visa fees.
- Travel itinerary.
- Proof of sufficient funds to finance stay in Estonia.
- Medical Insurance.
- Proof of accommodation.
- A cover letter stating the purpose of your stay.
Work visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to work in Estonia
- Application for a temporary residence permit if you are applying for it too
- Data of close relatives and family members
- Personal passport with a standard validity period
- A passport-sized photograph
- Embassy visa fees
- A standard recognized work contract from an employer in Estonia
- Permission of the Estonian Unemployment Insurance Fund for employment (if required)
- Invitation by the employer shall be completed by the employer and submitted to the Police and Border Guard Board
- Proof of English language if required by the employer
- Accommodation information in Estonia
Where to apply
Estonia embassy & visa application centers in Philippines.
Pasay City
Address6/F CTC Building, 2232 Roxas Boulevard Pasay City, 1300 Metro Manila, Philippines.
Phone(+63) (32) 832 32 83
Email[email protected]
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Frequently asked questions
What is the main religion in Estonia
The main religion in Estonia is Christianity and includes followers of 90 affiliations, most prominently Eastern Orthodoxy and Lutheranism.
Do Estonians speak English
No, The trouble is that the Estonians don't actually speak English all that well. According to official figures, Finns actually speak English better than most Estonians.
Are Estonians friendly
I would say that YES, they are friendly, but they are reserved about developing friendships. In some cultures, physical contact is natural and rapidly develops. Estonians are often slower to offer, for example, a hug. It has been noticed that in Tallinn those that are most friendly to "visitors" are the ethnic Estonians.
Is Estonia safe
Yes, Estonia is pretty safe to travel to. Its crime rates are mostly low, and though there are areas to avoid, pickpockets, mugging or other types of assault are not common. However, the capital city of Tallinn can get a bit dangerous, like any other major city.
Visa fees and rules change often. Confirm the latest Estonia visa
requirements with an official embassy or consulate before booking travel.