If you are a young person aged 18–30 of Estonian descent living abroad who wants to spend time in Estonia, improve your Estonian language skills, make new friends, and explore the country, then the Estonian language and culture adventure camp is just for you!
Discover YOUR Estonia, gain new knowledge and experience, and explore the opportunities Estonia offers for studying, working, and shaping your future here.
Registration for the 2026 camp has closed. Information regarding next year's camp will be announced on this page as soon as possible.
Who we invite to the camp:
- Young people aged 18–30 of Estonian descent
What we will do at the camp:
- learn and practise Estonian language a lot
- get to know Estonia and its different regions
- learn more about Estonian culture and historical background
- get to know each other and build new friendships
Together we contribute to preserving Estonian culture and identity around the world.
Good to know:
- Participation in the camp is free of charge.
- Participants should take into account some personal expenses (some meals and optional additional costs).
- The costs related to travelling to Tallinn, returning home, and health insurance are covered by the participant. Although participants cover their own travel costs to the camp, it is possible to apply for travel support. A separate decision on the availability and amount of support will be made after the camp has ended.
We also encourage young people from Estonia with a good command of Estonian (level B2+) to register, as they will support language learning and help compatriots settle in during the camp.
Participants will sign an agreement confirming their awareness and commitment to actively engage in the camp’s activities.
The content of the participant agreement can be found in the attached document “Lisa 1”.
If a spot becomes available, it will be offered to the next person on the waiting list.
Before attending the camp, please ensure that all travel documents are valid and that you have valid health insurance for Estonia.
Camp is funded by the Ministry of Education and Research and Ministry of Culture of Estonia.
More info:
Marika Sulg
Service consultant for diaspora
marika.sulg@integratsioon.ee