Stories about Estonians
As it has been for weeks now, people arriving in Estonia from any European country will need to self-isolate for ten days to help contain the spread of the novel coronavirus. According to the Estonian foreign ministry, the self-isolation requirement does not apply to people arriving in Estonia from a …
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Many Estonian hospitals have run low of medical personnel due to the surge of the novel coronavirus cases and they’re looking for volunteers with medical training to step in. The Estonian Health Board even shared a cry for help from the North Estonia Medical Centre on Facebook, saying that “HOSPITALS …
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On the first Sunday of Advent, lights were lit on the Christmas tree and the brand new ice rink at Town Hall Square in Tartu, Estonia’s second-largest town. The Village of Light, with its cosy surroundings, awaits residents and visitors of Tartu to spend Christmas time in the town centre. …
An Estonian anti-mask demonstrator made a complete fool out of himself by giving an interview to a local TV channel while protesting against the country’s mask mandate while wearing a mask. The young man, who, in his own words, was protesting the mask mandate that the government finally instituted in …
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According to MoverDB, a British moving services comparison website, the Estonian capital, Tallinn, is the top 16th place for expats to move after the novel coronavirus pandemic. The website says in its 2021 guide, “The World’s 25 Best Cities for Expats to Move to Post COVID-19”, that it is highlighting …
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People arriving in Estonia from all European countries will have to self-isolate for 10 days due to the spread of the novel coronavirus. The mandatory self-isolation applies to people arriving in Estonia from a European country with an infection rate above 50 people per 100,000 inhabitants. Based on the coronavirus …
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The Estonian foreign ministry invites all Estonians living abroad to take part in a survey to collect feedback on the engagement of the expat community and their satisfaction with consular services. The foreign ministry said that “it was vital to keep in touch with the Estonian community across the globe. …
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The Estonian capital, Tallinn, succeeds Taoyuan in Taiwan as the “number one intelligent community”. The “intelligent community” title is handed over annually by the New York-based Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) – a global network of 180 cities, metro regions and counties, with a think tank at its heart. The think …
Tallinn named the “2020 Intelligent Community of the Year” Read More »
Starting from Monday, 2 November, only people arriving in Estonia from Finland don’t need to self-isolate; people arriving from the rest of Europe are subjected to self-quarantine. The mandatory self-isolation does not apply to passengers arriving in Estonia from a country of the European Union and the European Economic Area, …
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Starting from Monday, 26 October, only people arriving in Estonia from one European country – Norway – don’t need to self-isolate for two weeks. The mandatory self-isolation does not apply to passengers arriving in Estonia from a country of the European Union and the European Economic Area, the Schengen area …
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