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Everything you need to know about applying for a student visa to Estonia: requirements, documents, timelines, scholarships, work opportunities and more—presented clearly for a smooth application.
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Top Scholarships in Estonia
Estonian Government Scholarships for International Students & Researchers
Levels: bachelors, masters, phd, research
Award: Funding for full degree, short-course, researcher mobility; includes tuition or living/stipend support, sometimes research grants; administered by Education and Youth Board.
Visit website University of Tartu & Other Estonian Universities Tuition-Fee Scholarships
Levels: masters, phd
Award: Partial or full tuition fee waivers for international students, particularly non-EU or for English-taught programmes.
Visit website Estophilus Research Grants (Estonia-specific)
Levels: research, phd
Award: Grants for international researchers / PhD candidates for Estonia-related research topics; often short-term funding or fieldworks.
Visit website Scholarships / Grants for Exchange / Short-Term Study in Estonia
Levels: bachelors, masters
Award: Support for semester exchange, summer/winter schools, mobility programmes via Estonian universities or state agencies, sometimes via Erasmus+.
Visit website Visa Types & Requirements
Short-Term Study Visa
- Confirmed short course enrollment
- Funds for duration
- Travel & health insurance
Long-Term (Degree) Visa
- University admission letter
- Proof of funds / bank statements
- Language proficiency (if applicable)
Research / PhD Visa
- Supervisor/host institution letter
- Research outline
- Funding confirmation
Step-by-Step Application Process
Apply to recognized institutions and secure an acceptance letter. Confirm program start dates and tuition fees.
Guided, step-by-step process
Required Documents Checklist
Work Opportunities
Rules vary by country—confirm latest policies before planning work hours.
Part-Time Work
Work up to 20 hours/week during term (varies by country) and full-time in breaks.
Internships
Curricular or post-study internships to build experience and networks.
Post-Study Stay
Stay-back options for graduates to seek jobs or start careers.
FAQs
Depends on university and program. Some accept alternatives or waivers.
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