The closest Estonian Embassies to Thailand are in Tokyo (Japan), Beijing (China) and New Delhi (India). Usually, it takes approximately 2 weeks to process a visa, although the official procession time is 30 days. The cost for a Schengen visa is EUR 60.
If a visa applicant wishes to visit several Schengen member states (inc. Estonia), the visa has to be applied for from the Schengen state’s foreign representation that is the state of destination.
The applicant of a Schengen visa shall mail the following required documents to the embassy where you plan to pick up your visa:
- an original visa application form
- photocopy of the entire passport (all pages) with at least 3 months validity after the expiration of the required visa period and the passport must contain at least 2 blank pages
- one coloured photograph (2 inches)
- a voucher from travel agent confirming the payment of your travel and lodging services in Estonia
- a health insurance policy valid in Schengen Area with a coverage of at least EUR 30,000 for the entire duration of stay
- document certifying the payment of state fee or document certifying the exemption from paying state fee
- required proof of cash, traveler’s cheques or credit card that will cover the cost of your staying.
For further information, please contact the Estonian Embassy you have chosen for applying a visa directly or click on the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for more details.
Information about the embassies’ addresses and visa application form can be found and printed out from the following address: http://www.mfa.ee/eng
It is not possible for tourists to apply for an on-arrival visa at Tallinn Airport or any other boarder check points of Estonia.
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