Before going on a trip or business trip, we recommend that you: examine whether an entry visa is required to enter the country concerned; make sure your passport is valid throughout the trip. In some countries, the law stipulates that your passport must be valid for at least three or even six months after the planned end of the trip. For this reason, we recommend contacting the embassy of the respective country to clarify the requirements for travel documents; get acquainted with the information on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia - which outlines the various visa requirements and other travel-related information. In addition, you will also find warnings about countries where hostilities or other threats may occur; when traveling to the countries of the European Union, bring the European Health Insurance Card, which you can get from the Health Insurance Fund (information phone number: +372 6 69 66 30); consult healthcare professionals on the need for vaccinations when going to exotic countries or countries where it is possible to become infected with yellow fever, cholera, hepatitis A, B or other dangerous diseases. You can find information about vaccinations on the website of the Estonian Health Insurance Fund; examine what is and is not allowed to be carried in luggage when traveling inside and outside the European Union. You can find the relevant information on the website of the Tax and Customs Board; when traveling by air, ascertain in advance your rights to compensation and assistance from the airline in the event of cancellation or delay of the flight, refusal of landing, damage to or loss of luggage. You can find the relevant information on the website of the Consumer Protection Board.