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Travelling to Estonia.

Restrictions to entry still apply to foreign nationals wishing to enter Estonia from outside the European Union, the Schengen area, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Entry to Estonia is allowed for persons who have Estonian citizenship, Estonian residence permit or right of residence or whose permanent place of residence according to the population register is in Estonia.

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18.06.2020 From Estonia with Love: World’s Top Mindfulness Programme becomes free in Israel
14.05.2020 Estonia’s 2020 Year of Digital Culture – Estonia offers free digital education resources worldwide

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(972) 3 710 39 10 E-mail embassy.telaviv@mfa.ee Location HaYovel Tower, 24. korrus, Menachem Begin Rd 125, P.O. Box 7166, Tel Aviv 61071201, Israel Embassy and contacts
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