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ESTONIA STUDENT VISA
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4. n Form: The application form for a long-stay visa (D-visa) or temporary residence permit for study purposes. This can be obtained online or from the Estonian embassy/consulate.
5. Passport: A valid passport with at least two blank pages, valid for at least three months beyond the intended date of departure from Estonia.
6. Photographs: Two recent passport-sized photographs (35x45 mm) with a white background.
7. Admission Letter: An official admission letter from a recognized educational institution in Estonia confirming your enrollment.
8. Proof of Payment of Tuition Fees: A receipt or proof that you have paid the tuition fees for your course.
9. Proof of Financial Means: Evidence that you have sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay in Estonia. This can include bank statements, a letter of sponsorship, or proof of scholarship.
10. Health Insurance: Proof of health insurance covering you for the entire duration of your stay in Estonia, with a minimum coverage of €30,000.
11. Accommodation Proof: Proof of accommodation in Estonia, such as a rental agreement or a letter from the educational institution confirming housing arrangements.
12. Previous Education Documents: Copies of your previous academic qualifications, such as diplomas, transcripts, and certificates.
13. Motivation Letter: A motivation letter explaining your reasons for choosing the particular course and institution, and your future plans.
14. Application Fee: Payment of the visa application fee. The fee amount and payment method can vary, so check with the Estonian embassy or consulate.
15. Additional Documents: Any other documents that may be required by the Estonian consulate or embassy.
Steps to Apply:
1. Secure Admission: Get admitted to a recognized educational institution in Estonia. Websites like Study in Estonia can be useful for finding universities and programs.
2. Gather Documents: Collect all the required documents.
3. Submit Application: Submit your student visa application along with the required documents to the nearest Estonian embassy or consulate.
4. Biometrics: Provide biometrics (fingerprints and photo) as part of the application process.
5. Interview: Attend an interview if required by the consulate or embassy.
6. Wait for Decision: Wait for the processing of your application. The processing time can vary, so check with the embassy for estimated times.
7. Travel to Estonia: Once your student visa is approved, you can travel to Estonia to begin your studies.
Useful Websites:
• Study in Estonia: www.studyinestonia.ee – Information about studying in Estonia, including universities, programs, and admission procedures.
• Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: vm.ee – Information on visas and consular services.
• Estonian Police and Border Guard Board: www.politsei.ee – Information on residence permits and application procedures.
It's crucial to check with the specific Estonian embassy or consulate where you will be applying for the most accurate and updated requirements.
