Estonia Passport

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Estonia Passport – Complete Guide for 2025

The Estonian passport is an internationally recognized travel and identity document issued to Estonian citizens. It provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 180 countries and is one of the strongest passports in the world, ranking high on global mobility indexes.

Who Can Apply for an Estonian Passport?

You are eligible to apply if you are:

An Estonian citizen (by birth or naturalization)
In possession of a valid Estonian ID card
Not subject to legal travel restrictions

Note: Estonian passports are not issued to residents or e-residents who do not hold Estonian citizenship.

Types of Estonian Passports

Type	Purpose	Validity
Ordinary Passport	General travel use	5 years
Diplomatic Passport	Issued to diplomats and officials	5 years
Service Passport	For government missions abroad	5 years
Child’s Passport	For citizens under 15 years	2–5 years

All Estonian passports are biometric (e-passports) and compliant with EU and ICAO standards.

Passport Features

Dark blue cover with the Estonian coat of arms and “Euroopa Liit – Eesti Vabariik”
Biometric chip containing facial image and fingerprints
Personal details in Estonian, English, and French
Machine-readable zone (MRZ) and ICAO standard layout

Application Requirements

Adults (age 15+) must submit:

Valid Estonian ID card
Completed passport application form
Digital passport photo (or taken at application center)
Payment of passport fee
Previous passport (if renewing)

Minors (under 15):

Estonian birth certificate
ID card (if applicable)
Parent or guardian’s valid ID
Signed consent form
Payment of fee

Where to Apply

In Estonia: At a Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) service point
Abroad: Through an Estonian embassy or consulate
Some renewals may be started online for citizens with a valid ID card and photo

Fees (As of 2025)

Passport Type	Standard Fee (EUR)	Expedited Fee (EUR)
Adult passport	€45	€58–€85
Minor (under 15)	€20	€30–€45
Lost or stolen passport	€50–€60	–
Abroad (via embassy)	€50–€80	May vary

Fees depend on applicant’s age, urgency, and location.

Validity

Adults: 5 years
Minors: 2 to 5 years (based on age)
Renew your passport at least 6 months before expiry to avoid travel issues

Lost or Stolen Passports

In case of a lost or stolen passport:

Report immediately to the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) or local police if abroad
File a report of loss and apply for a replacement
Provide ID card or birth certificate for reissuance
If traveling, you may apply for an emergency travel document

Visa-Free Access

As of 2025, Estonian passport holders enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 180 countries, including:

All EU/Schengen countries
United Kingdom
Canada
Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand
United States (with ESTA pre-authorization)

Always check with the destination country’s immigration website for the latest entry requirements.

Dual Citizenship in Estonia

Estonia does not permit dual citizenship for adults. However:

Children born with multiple nationalities may retain dual citizenship until age 18
Upon reaching adulthood, the individual is expected to choose one nationality

Estonians who acquire another citizenship voluntarily may lose their Estonian citizenship under current law.

Summary

The Estonian passport is a powerful and secure travel document for Estonian citizens, offering wide global access and built-in digital security. Whether you’re renewing or applying for the first time, ensure your documents and biometric data are up to date for a smooth process.

Official Portal: Police and Border Guard Board – Passports