Information for ship’s agents and harbourmasters

The guide on border crossing for ships describes border crossing and control of various categories of ships and crew members. The guide is based on international maritime conventions, Schengen border rules and domestic legal acts.

The internal procedures at border crossing points set forth the procedure for entering and exiting border crossing points as well as movement within the checkpoints.

Ports and border crossing points

Bekker Port – Tallinna-3 border crossing point
Port of Dirhami – Dirhami border crossing point
Port of Heltermaa – Heltermaa border crossing point
Port of Kuivastu – Kuivastu border crossing point
Port of Kunda – Kunda border crossing point
Port of Lahesuu – Tallinna-6 border crossing point
Port of Lehtma – Lehtma border crossing point
Port of Loksa – Loksa border crossing point
Port of Meeruse – Tallinna-2 border crossing point
Port of Miiduranna – Miiduranna border crossing point
Port of Muuga – Muuga border crossing point
Port of Mõntu – Mõntu border crossing point
Port of Narva-Jõesuu – Narva-Jõesuu border crossing point
Paldiski Lõunasadam – Paldiski-2 border crossing point
Paldiski South Harbour – Paldiski-1 border crossing point
Port of Paljassaare – Tallinna-5 border crossing point
Patareisadam Harbour – Tallinna-10 border crossing point
Port of Noblessneri – Tallinna-8 border crossing point
Port of Pirita – Tallinna-12 border crossing point
Port of Pärnu – Pärnu-2 border crossing point
Port of Rohuküla – Rohuküla border crossing point
Port of Roomassaare – Roomassaare border crossing point
Port of Saaremaa – Saaremaa sadam border crossing point
Port of Sillamäe – Sillamäe sadam border crossing point
Vanasadam Harbour – Tallinna-11 border crossing point
Port of Veere – Veere border crossing point
Vene-Balti Harbour – Tallinna-4 border crossing point
Port of Vergi – Vergi border crossing point
Port of Virtsu – Virtsu border crossing point