Estonian Embassy for Portugal - Address / Phone Number

Estonian Embassy in Portugal

Address: Rua Filipe Folque nr.10ºJ-2ºESQ, 1050-113 Lisbon
City: Lisbon (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT ±0/+1 hour)
Tel.: (351) 21 319 4150
Fax: (351) 21 319 4155
Emergency tel.: (372) 53 01 9999
Working hours: Monday to Friday, 9.00 - 17.30  

Estonian Honorary Consulate in Porto
Address: Rua de Miragaia, 99 -103, 4050-387 Porto
City: Porto (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT ±0/+1 hour)
Tel.: +351 22 340 2514
Fax: +351 22 340 2511
Jurisdiction: Beira Litoral, Douro Litoral, Minho, Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Beira Alta and Beira Baixa counties  

Estonian Honorary Consulate in Tavira
Address: Praça Dr. Antonio Padinha No 12, 8800-354 Tavira
City: Tavira (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT ±0/+1 hour)
Tel.: +351 939 450 550, +351 932 825 254
Fax: +351 281 325 870
Jurisdiction: Algarve and Baixo Alentejo  

Estonian Honorary Consulate in Ponta Delgada
Address: Rua dos Manaias, 53/57, S. Miguel, Azores, Ponta Delgada
City: Ponta Delgada (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT -1/±0 hour)
Tel.: +351 29 620 5340
Fax: +351 29 628 7146
Jurisdiction: The Azores  

Estonia and Portugal have good relations. During the past few years the number of high-level visits and cultural links between Estonia and Portugal has increased.

Consular services provided by the Embassy:

• Assistance to Estonian nationals in cases of emergency;
• Issuance of Estonian passports and ID cards;
• Registration of Estonian nationals abroad.

The Embassy does not accept visa applications. To apply for a visa in the Schengen area please contact one of the following embassies: Estonian Embassy in Latvia, Estonian Embassy in Finland, Estonian Embassy in Sweden or Estonian Embassy in France.

Nationals of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and any third-country national holding a residence permit of a Schengen State do not need a visa to enter Estonia. This means that nationals of Portugal do not need a visa to visit Estonia.

Although travel documents are not checked at internal Schengen borders, it is still necessary to carry a travel document (a passport or an ID card) when crossing internal Schengen borders. Competent authorities like police or immigration officials of relevant Schengen State have the right to check travel documents if needed.