Estonian passports and ID cards
Prior to contacting the embassy, please familiarise yourself with the information on how to apply/renew your Estonian citizen’s documents based on your age group and document type:
- First passport for a child under the age of 12
- First passport for a child over the age of 12 and for an adult
- Passport renewal for a child under the age of 12
- Passport renewal for a child over the age of 12 and for an adult
- ID card. Applying, renewing and changing its PIN numbers
Applying for or renewing your documents takes around 8 weeks. The status of submitted applications can be checked HERE (it can take up to 4 weeks for the application to be registered by the PBGB/PPA).
Once your documents have arrived, these can be issued either at the Embassy in London or at the Estonian Honorary Consulates in the UK. Honorary Consuls are in Cheltenham, Cardross, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Belfast, Jersey and Leeds.
On what occasion do I have to book an appointment and submit the application at the embassy in person?
- Your old passport expired more than 1 year ago (then you need to give new fingerprints) or if the Police and Border Guard Board confirms that new fingerprints are required.
- Your child has reached 12 years of age and therefore needs to give fingerprints for the passport.
- You want someone else to pick up your passport/ID-card on your behalf. A written consent can only be given at the Embassy.
Should you have any questions, please call our consular phone line 020 7838 5388 (Mon – Fri 10am – 1pm) or send us an email at [email protected].