All Estonian citizens 15 or older must have an ID-card by law. I.e practically everyone has one. You’re not required to own a passport – you only need it when you want to travel outside the EU. Made me think – do you own a passport? Mine expired in 2005 and haven’t had one after that.

But I should make a passport now though. I want to go to London and visit my friend there this summer. In the summer of 2023 I noticed one day before my flight when checking in online that I need a passport – it was lucky I noticed the day before, so I could change my flight from Copenhagen to London to go to Krakow instead – and then to Gdansk. I mean – the Brexit vote was in 2016 and after that I had flown to the UK two times after the vote. So it didn't even cross my mind that by 2023 the UK had actually finally left the EU.

Also – I haven't heard of anyone getting a fine or something like that for not having an ID-card. But technically it's the law.