Estonia

• Adult (standard)
  €90
• Child 6–11Reduced
  €45
• Child under 6Free
  Free
• Family member of EU/EEA/CH citizenFree

  Directive 2004/38/EC — consular fee waived with proof of the relationship and of the EU citizen exercising free-movement rights.

  Free
• School pupils, students and accompanying teachers (study trip)Free
  Free
• Researchers travelling for scientific researchFree
  Free

Standard Schengen short-stay fee. Children under 6 are free, ages 6–11 pay a reduced fee, and family members of EU/EEA/Swiss citizens exercising free-movement rights are exempt. Application-centre service fees are charged in addition to the consular fee.

Estonia Visa Application Centre run by VFS Global in the UK. Since 2023 both short-stay Schengen visas and long-stay D visas must be submitted at VFS Global — the London embassy no longer takes applications at the counter.

Complete the application in Estonia's national visa e-application portal, then book a VFS Global appointment for biometrics and document submission.

• Valid passport (issued within the last 10 years, valid 3+ months beyond departure, 2 blank pages)
• Completed and signed Schengen visa application form
• 1–2 recent biometric photos (35x45mm, ICAO standard)
• Travel medical insurance covering €30,000, valid across the Schengen area for the whole trip
• Round-trip flight reservation / detailed itinerary
• Proof of accommodation for every night (hotel bookings or invitation)
• Proof of sufficient funds (bank statements, usually last 3–6 months)
• Proof of employment / studies (employer letter, payslips, student letter)
• Proof of UK immigration status (BRP, eVisa share code, or residence permit)
• Biometrics (fingerprints and photo) taken at the appointment

Fees are the standard Schengen amounts; VFS charges its own service fee on top. British and EEA citizens do not need a short-stay visa.

Estonia moved every category to VFS Global — guides that tell you to post documents to the embassy are out of date.

Your nationality decides whether you need a visa; where you legally live decides where you apply. Applications for Estonia are handled by its embassy, consulate or visa centre covering your country of residence — you cannot normally apply in a country you are only visiting.

• If you are not a citizen of the country you apply from, bring your residence permit or long-stay visa — it usually has to stay valid for at least 3 months after your return.
• Visiting several Schengen countries? Apply to your main destination, or — if you split time evenly — to the country you enter first.
• Some passports are visa-exempt for short stays and only need ETIAS travel authorisation instead of a visa; long-stay and work permits are still required for everyone.
• Fees, document lists and appointment systems are set per consulate, so the local Estonia mission for your region always overrides anything on this page.

Addresses where applicants of any nationality living in the UK hand in Estonia visa documents and give biometrics. Applying from elsewhere? Use the official links below to find the Estonia mission covering your country of residence.

• LondonEmbassy
  Embassy of Estonia in London

  44 Queen's Gate Terrace, London SW7 5PJ

  All Estonian visa categories; book online.