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How long the wait at the foot crossing is right now, from the people standing in it — because nobody publishes a figure for the pedestrian lane.
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People at the crossing are starting to report the queue — tap to see.
Since 1 February 2024 nothing crosses at Narva on wheels, and since 1 May 2024 nothing crosses at night. What is left is a footbridge open from 07:00 to 19:00 — and on a summer afternoon the line for it runs to hours, with people bringing chairs. Estonia's national queue system books and reports vehicle lanes, and this crossing no longer has one, so nobody publishes a figure for the only lane that is open. The people standing in it are the only source there is. Reading this page needs no account; adding a report needs one, so that each person counts once.
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Going over. The line forms on the Estonian side, below Peetri plats.
No reports yet
Coming back. This is the queue you cannot see from town, and the one people ask about most.
No reports yet
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The border authority
How this works
These are neighbours reporting what they can see, not the border guard. Nobody here can tell you whether you will be let through, how long the checks will take, or what happens on the Russian side. A page with no reports on it means nobody has reported yet — it does not mean the queue is short. For hours, documents and the rules in force, go to the Police and Border Guard Board.