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The visa regime. To obtain a visa must submit to the Consular Section of the Embassy of the passport, which has at least two free pages (must be valid for three months after the visa expires), 2 completed forms with photographs, an invitation (tourist voucher, private or official) insurance and visa. Consulates have the right to request additional documents. In the case of visa refusal reason for refusal are not reported.

Tourist visas are issued for single or double entry into the country for a period of stay for a total of 30 days and is valid for 3 months. Private and tourist invitation is issued only once (or group) visa for employment opportunities issuing multiple visa for a specific period.

Consular fees are collected, the magnitude of which depends on the duration of registration and the type of visa. A transit visa costs 20 euros for ground transit and 25 - for transit by air, tourist or private visa - from 20 euros to 250, depending on the duration and number of entries allowed. Multiple visa valid for 5 years with an option located on the territory of Estonia to 90 days within 6 months - 250 euros. Persons younger than 18 years of visas are issued free of charge. Traveling with children for the rank of the invitation is difficult.

From 1 January 2006 there will be changes in the Aliens Act, under which to enter and stay in Estonia, an alien may be issued single entry short stay visa for up to five calendar days to visit Estonia in order to use travel or entertainment services. This rule applies only if the financial situation of the tourist can ensure for himself the night, stay in and departure from the territory of the Estonian Republic. Controlling the availability of sufficient funds produces when entering the country border guards. From 1 January 2006, this amount must be at least 600 Estonian kroons (approximately 40 euros) a day stay in the country. For visiting relatives or friends, for business or other trips to Estonia, as before, need an invitation to host.