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2-6-15 Jingu-mae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001

e-mail: Embassy.Tokyo@mfa.ee

tel. (+81) 3 5412-7281

fax (+81) 3 5412-7282

Consular section is open on Monday and Wednesday from 10.00-12.30. Please schedule an appointment online, over phone or by e-mail.

Log stay (D-)visa and Schengen (C-)visa applications to Estonia should be submitted at the Estonian visa centre VFS Global.

Who does need a visa to visit Estonia?

Who does not need a visa to visit Estonia?
Travel document requirements for visitors
Long-stay (D) visa
Schengen (C) visa
Residence permit
Working holiday visa
Digital Nomad Visa
Visa application forms
E-residency program

2-6-15 Jingu-mae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001

e-mail: Embassy.Tokyo@mfa.ee

tel. (+81) 3 5412-7281

fax (+81) 3 5412-7282

Consular section is open on Monday and Wednesday from 10.00-12.30. Please schedule an appointment online, over phone or by e-mail.

Log stay (D-)visa and Schengen (C-)visa applications to Estonia should be submitted at the Estonian visa centre VFS Global.

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Japan recognised the Republic of Estonia de facto on 6 March 1919. On 26 January 1921, the Supreme Council of the Entente (including Japan) recognised the Republic of Estonia de jure. Japan also recognised the Republic of Estonia through a separate act. The chargé d’affaires a. i. appointed to Riga in 1921 also covered Estonia.

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2-6-15 Jingu-mae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001

e-mail: Embassy.Tokyo@mfa.ee

tel. (+81) 3 5412-7281

fax (+81) 3 5412-7282

Working hours: Monday to Friday from 10:00-12-30 and 14:00-17:00. Closed on Estonian and Japanese national holidays.

Consular section is open on Monday and Wednesday from 10.00-12.30. Please schedule an appointment online.

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