Working in Estonia: How to Register for Short-Term Employment or a Residence Permit

A Practical Guide to Navigating Short-Term Employment and Residence Permits in Estonia

Estonia offers a welcoming environment for professionals from non-EU countries, but navigating work permits can feel complex without the right guidance. Whether you’re planning a short stay or seeking a more permanent arrangement, understanding the options and requirements is key. Here’s a clear guide to help you get started.

Who Needs a Work Permit in Estonia?

If you’re a citizen of a non-EU country, you must have permission to work in Estonia. This can be obtained through:

1. Short-Term Employment Registration

   For individuals planning to work in Estonia for a shorter period. This process typically requires registering for short-term employment and later applying for a D-visa.

2. Residence Permit for Work

   For those looking to work and live in Estonia more permanently.

Navigating these processes requires attention to detail and compliance with Estonian regulations, but professional assistance can make the process smooth and efficient.

Our Services: Simplifying Work Permit Registration

We offer comprehensive assistance with both short-term employment registrations and residence permit applications. Here’s what we include in our service:

Short-Term Employment Registration

• What’s Included?

  • Consultation to guide you through the requirements.

  • Preparation and submission of necessary applications.

  • Communication with the Police and Border Guard Board.

  
  

Residence Permit Application

• What’s Included?

  • Expert consultation on eligibility and process.

  • Preparation of your application.

  • Direct communication with the Police and Border Guard Board to ensure a smooth process.

  
  

  
  

Why Choose Professional Assistance?

Applying for work permits involves detailed documentation and communication with Estonian authorities. Our experienced team ensures:

• Accuracy: Every application is carefully prepared to meet Estonian legal requirements.

• Efficiency: We streamline the process, saving you time and reducing stress.

• Expert Guidance: We support you at every step from initial consultation to submission.

Additional Costs to Keep in Mind

While our service covers consultations and application preparation, certain additional costs may apply, including:

• State fees are required by Estonian authorities.

• Costs for document translations.

• Notary fees for official certifications, if applicable.

Get Started Today

Whether planning short-term work or a longer stay in Estonia, securing the proper permits is essential. With our professional support, you can navigate the process confidently and focus on what matters—your new role in Estonia.

Contact us to learn more or to start your application process.