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5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok, 125 009 Moscow, Russia
(7 495) 737 36 40
Embassy.Moskva@mfa.ee

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Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
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Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Consular Services

Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
Long-Stay (D) Visa
Refusal, Annulment and Revocation of a Visa
Residence Permit
Working in Estonia

Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Consular Services

Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
Long-Stay (D) Visa
Refusal, Annulment and Revocation of a Visa
Residence Permit
Working in Estonia

Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Consular Services

Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
Long-Stay (D) Visa
Refusal, Annulment and Revocation of a Visa
Residence Permit
Working in Estonia

Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Consular Services

Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
Long-Stay (D) Visa
Refusal, Annulment and Revocation of a Visa
Residence Permit
Working in Estonia

Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Consular Services

Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
Long-Stay (D) Visa
Refusal, Annulment and Revocation of a Visa
Residence Permit
Working in Estonia

Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Consular Services

Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
Long-Stay (D) Visa
Refusal, Annulment and Revocation of a Visa
Residence Permit
Working in Estonia

Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Consular Services

Travel Document Requirements for Visitors
Who Does Not Need a Visa to Visit Estonia?
EU Common Visa policy
How to Apply for a Schengen visa?
Long-Stay (D) Visa
Refusal, Annulment and Revocation of a Visa
Residence Permit
Working in Estonia

Consular Section

Phone: (7 495) 737 36 48 (weekdays 9.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 17.00)
Fax: (7 495) 691 10 73
E-mail: consulate.moscow@mfa.ee

Office hours: weekdays 8.30-17.00

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Estonian and Russian national holidays (Public Holidays).

Visa applications may be also submitted at the visa centre of VFS Global.

Consul’s office hours on consular matters are on weekdays 9.30-12.00 and 14.00-16.00 (only in case of pre-registration).

Address:
8 Kalashny Pereulok (M. Arbatskaya)
Moscow

Postal address:
5 Maly Kislovsky Pereulok
125 009 Moscow
Russian Federation

NB! The Consular Section of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow serves all Russian citizens who live on the whole territory of Russian Federation, except:

To apply for Estonian visa the residents of St Petersburg city and Leningrad oblast, Karelia, Arhangelsk oblast, Vologda oblast, Murmansk oblast and Novgorod oblast have to turn to the Consulate General of Estonia in St Petersburg:

14 Bolshaya Monetnaya
197101 St Petersburg
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 812) 702 09 20
Phone: (7 812) 702 09 24
Fax: (7 812) 702 09 27
E-mail: Consulate.Peterburg@mfa.ee
www.peterburg.estemb.ru

Residents of Pskov city and Pskov oblast have to turn to the Chancery of St Petersburg’s Consulate General in Pskov:

25 Narodnaya
180016 Pskov
Russian Federation

Phone: (7 8112) 725 380 (messages)
Fax: (7 8112) 725 381
E-mail: Consulate.Pskov@mfa.ee

Bilateral Relations

History of Diplomatic Relations
Business Relations
Cultural Relations
Important Visits and Meetings
Agreements
Border Agreements

The political relations between Estonia and Russia, similarly to such relations between the entire European Union and Russia, have been restricted since 2014 in relation to Russia’s aggression in Ukraine and the unlawful annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol. The bilateral communication between Estonia and the Russian Federation at the level of diplomatic contacts and the technical level between officials and experts is primarily aimed at the solution of practical issues. There are regular policy consultations, consular consultations and other formats that bilaterally solve technical issues. The last policy consultations were held in Moscow in February 2019.

Relations in the areas of tourism, cross-border cooperation and cooperation in customs issues are continuing. More than 247,000 Russian tourists stayed in Estonian accommodation establishments in 2018. The number of Russian tourists increased by 4% in comparison with 2017 and the number of the nights they spent here also increased by 4%. In addition to Tallinn, the most popular counties among tourists who stayed overnight were Ida-Viru County, Tartu County and Pärnu County. The share of Russian tourists among all foreign tourists who stayed in accommodation establishments in 2018 was 12%.

The Estonia-Russia Cross Border Cooperation Programme 2014-2020 (www.estoniarussia.eu) continues financing cross-border projects. The objective of the Estonia-Russia Cross Border Cooperation Programme is to support the development and competitive strength of border regions. The budget of the programme is 34.2 million euros, the majority of the funding comes from the European Union, Estonia contributes 9 million and Russia 8.4 million euros.

The cooperation programme helps finance five major cross-border infrastructure projects to which 20 million euros has been allocated: 1) development of small enterprise in Southeastern Estonia and Pskov Oblast, incl. in relation to border crossing; 2) socioeconomic and environmental development of Lake Peipus, incl. water-based tourism and small harbours, wastewater treatment equipment in Pskov Oblast; 3) reconstruction of the Narva-Ivangorod fortress; 4) reconstruction of the Narva-Ivangorod promenade; 5) reconstruction of the Luhamaa-Shumilkino border stations.

The European Commission approved five large infrastructure project in late December 2018, through which more than 25 million euros will be invested in the Estonian-Russian border regions. The projects will contribute to the preservation of the cultural heritage of the border regions and in their tourism and business potential.

The cultural cooperation between Estonia and Russia has always been good. The tenth cultural cooperation agreement for 2019-2021 was signed in Moscow on 1 March 2019 and it includes the Russian Theatre Festival Golden Mask, which takes place every autumn and is very popular among Estonian theatre lovers. Estonians can see the best Russian theatre productions of the last season during the festival. The Helikon-Opera performed at the Saaremaa Opera Festival for the twelfth time in 2019. The main guest at this year’s Birgitta Festival, which was dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the birth of Eri Klas was Novaya Opera from Moscow, where Klas was the chief conductor from 2006 to 2011.

Estonian culture has also found its place on the cultural landscape of Russia. For example, several cultural events were held in Moscow, St Petersburg and elsewhere in Russia to mark the 100th jubilee of Estonia. The Estonian National Opera performed in the Bolshoi Theatre in early January, there was an exhibition of the works of Estonian artists “Poetry of Borders. Estonian Art 1918-2018” in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow and an opera about Georg Ots will be performed in Helikon-Opera in September 2019.

The St John’s Church in St Petersburg, which was thoroughly renovated in 2011, has become an important cultural centre, which makes it possible to introduce Estonian culture and organise various events. Regular Estonian services in Estonia are held in the church. The building is managed by Eesti Kontsert that often organises concerts in the St John’s Church.

Cooperation in the areas of education, science, youth and language within the scope of cross-border projects has been successful. There are cooperation projects aimed at student and teacher exchange between universities. Russia is one of the priority countries of Study in Estonia programme. 378 Russians study in Estonia in the 2018/2019 academic year and the same figure in the previous academic year was 283. Cooperation with the Petchory Linguistics School and the Saint Petersburg State University is continuing and the Ministry of Education and Research has sent a teacher and a lecturer there, respectively.

Bilateral Relations

History of Diplomatic Relations
Business Relations
Cultural Relations
Important Visits and Meetings
Agreements
Border Agreements