Coronavirus (COVID-19): travel advice for Tallinn, Estonia
26.08.2021
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Due to the spead of coronavirus COVID-19, please remain vigilant about social distancing, wash your hands, and stay home when sick. Wearing a mask is mandatory in public, except in places where a COVID-19 certificate is required instead. Let's all help keep each other safe!
The most precise and up-to-date information about travelling to Estonia and current restrictions in place in Tallinn is available on the website of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (travelling) and the official coronavirus crisis portal Kriis.ee.
The official crisis portal www.kriis.ee is available in Estonian, English, and Russian. You can also call the crisis hotline at 1247 (+372 600 1247). For medical advice, please call the family doctors' helpline at 1220 (+372 634 6630, open 24h/7 in Estonian and Russian, in English every day from 15:00 to 17:00).
Useful contacts and links
Medical help in Estonia
- Family doctor advice line: +372 634 6630 (or 1220 if you have an Estonian number). A doctor answers your health questions in English every day from 15:00 to 17:00 (24h/7 in Estonian and Russian) and can also redirect you to the emergency line 112 if necessary.
- Emergency number: 112
Travelling to Estonia
- Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: up to date information on risk areas, frequently asked connections (24h-helpline: +372 53 01 9999)
- Visit Estonia: COVID-19 and travelling to Estonia
- Tallinn Tourist Information Centre: travel information for Tallinn
- Re-open EU: information on travelling in the European Union, including Estonia
- Tallinn Lennart Meri Airport: information for passengers (helpline: +372 605 8888)
- Port of Tallinn: information for passengers (helpline: +372 631 8550)
Information about the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic
- Health Board of Estonia
- World Health Organization: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public
- World Health Organization: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) travel advice
