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COVID-19 restrictions will last at least until 25 April
Stenbock House, 1 April 2021 – The government approved an order extending the current restrictions on COVID-19 until at least 25 April (inclusive). The government will decide on the need to further extend the restrictions in two weeks. The same order also harmonises the isolation conditions after crossing the border when travelling to Estonia.
13.04.2021 - 00:00The government will discuss easing COVID-19 restrictions next Tuesday
01.04.2021 - 13:47COVID-19 restrictions will last at least until 25 April
Mental health
It is important to take care of your mental health during the coronavirus crisis. Set daily routines, take care of your physical health and sleeping, talk to your friends and close ones and of course have the courage to ask for and seek help when you need it!
How can I help
If you are healthy, and you wish to volunteer and help people in need, start with supporting those nearby you. Follow official initiatives and use trusted channels to find volunteering opportunities.
Contact information
(+372) 600 1247
or 1247
Hotline for coronavirus
(+372) 634 6630
Medical advice (answers in English every day from 3-5 pm)
(+372) 5301 9999
Hotline for consular assistance (24h)
112
Emergeny line for ambulance, police and rescue
HOW CAN I PROTECT MYSELF FROM INFECTION?
Wash your hands
Hands should be washed with soap under running water, hand disinfectants should be used if needed.
Wear a mask and observe good respiratory hygiene
If you sneeze or cough, cover your nose and mouth with a single use tissue. Wash your hands. If you do not have a tissue, use your sleeve (the inside of your elbow), but do not use your bare hand.
Avoid contact
Avoid contact with people. A distance of at least two metres must be kept with others, except for families.
Seek help
If you have a fever, are coughing and experiencing difficulty breathing, seek help in a timely manner. Call your general practitioner or call hotline at 1220.
I AM A CLOSE CONTACT
1. Stay at home!
2. Contact your family physician.
3. 10 days self-isolation
Anyone who has come into close contact with a COVID-19 case must stay at home for ten days after the day on which they experienced that close contact.
4. COVID-19 test
Following this, a COVID-19 test can be undertaken on the tenth day. Further information about this opportunity will be provided via an automated call from the Health Board or by text message or email.
5. Monitor your health!
6. Notify
If you experience any symptoms, please immediately notify your family physician or call the family physician advisory line on 1220.
I HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19
1. Stay at home!
2. The Health Board will call you as soon as possible.
Please check the questions which the Health Board will ask you »
Please think about your responses before the call takes place.
3. Contact your family physician.
4. Seek help
If your condition deteriorates, contact your family physician or call the family physician advisory line on 1220.
5. Follow the rules for hand and respiratory hygiene.
6. HOIA app
If possible, use the HOIA app to highlight yourself as having been infected.