We are welcoming visitors from Latvia and Lithuania at the moment - hopefully will this "travel bubble" be widened soon.

 

Five facts for trip organisers about travelling to Estonia

 

1. It is safe in Estonia.

The government has established requirements on which the Health Board's guidelines for various companies providing tourism services are based. The main rule, both in public places and for the consumption of all services, is the 2 + 2 rule.

 

2. Whether to wear a mask depends on the risk assessment of the person.

It is not obligatory to wear masks in Estonia. However, the Health Board recommends wearing a mask indoors and for the visitor, who due to his/her age or general health status might be at a higher risk of infection. Masks are sold in every pharmacy and there is sufficient stock.

 

3. Medical care in Estonia is available and professional.

During the virus spreading period, medical care in Estonia has been effectively organized, and the capacity of hospitals has never been exceeded. Today, both the treatment of those infected with the virus and the usual scheduled treatment are working effectively, the number of infected people is under control and the number of hospitalised patients has remained below 100 for weeks.

 

4. You can come to Estonia with a group.

There is no specific ban on travelling for groups. At the same time, restrictions on the consumption of services must be taken into account, the main requirement of which is the 2 + 2 rule in public places. In many cases, there are also restrictions on the number of participants.

 

5. Estonian tourism companies are hospitable.

Restaurants are open, museums, spas and attractions are waiting for visitors. Normal life with precautions is resuming.

 

Useful links

 

• Shortcut to the website about travel status update, main restrictions in Estonia, health information and useful links (by Visit Estonia)
• Comprehensive Q&A in government official Covid-19 website - over 600 questions and answers, choose your subject of interest
• Information about other Baltic States - TBA