The Ministry of the Interior has emailed those U.K. citizens in Estonia who are already registered, to update them, following the end of the transitional period of European Union withdrawal at the end of 2020.

The email contains important information on residence rights and requirements, the British Embassy in Tallinn said on its social media page.

In summary, the right of residence for U.K. nationals and their family members who are already residing in Estonia will continue as before, with no change and no action needed to continue this right.

This right for those newly registering will continue until March 31 this year, the embassy adds.

Those who are resident in Estonia but have not yet registered should visit the interior ministry site here.

Those who did not receive the interior ministry email should check their information in the population register is up-to-date, the embassy says.

U.K. nationals should carry both their residence permit/Estonian ID card with them, as well as a valid travel document such as a British passport when traveling, the embassy adds.

The full text of the email is here. In short, if you received the email, sent out on January 13, you are likely registered in any case, meaning no further action is needed.

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The British Embassy in Tallinn's social media page is here.

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