The Estonian government established a cap for immigration for 2023 at 1,307 people; the number will be distributed between different fields based on the applicant’s […]
Estonian government sets the 2023 immigration quota at 1,307 Read More
At the end of the third quarter of 2022, 9,857 people were employed in the Estonian startup sector; startups had increased their employee numbers by
Estonian startups have created more than 2,000 jobs in a year Read More
A record of 6,031 grey seals were counted in the sea off the coast of Estonia in 2022, the highest figure since 1999 when comparable
A record number of grey seals counted in Estonian waters Read More
Citizens of foreign countries who have arrived in Estonia with a long-stay visa, or the D-visa, can until the end of the year participate in
A free culture programme organised for those in Estonia on a long-stay visa Read More
Friday, 18 November sees the opening of “Arvo Pärt… and a Littlemore” in Oxford, the largest festival dedicated to the Estonian composer’s work in the
A festival dedicated to Arvo Pärt’s music to start in Oxford Read More
The Estonian government on 10 November approved the amendments to the Building Code, the purpose of which is to end the era of Soviet monuments
The Estonian government ends the era of Soviet monuments in the public space Read More
The combined turnover of Estonian startups increased to €1.5 billion in the three quarters of 2022, which is 64 per cent more compared with the
The total turnover of the Estonian startup sector exceeds the €1.5 billion mark Read More
Yaga, a platform of Estonian origin for buying and selling second-hand fashion goods, has raised €2.2 million from investors to expand into markets in Africa
Estonian startup Yaga raises €2.2 million for expansion in Africa, Asia Read More
The populist, ultra-conservative Estonian Conservative People’s Party, colloquially known as EKRE, is currently second in the country’s party ratings with a whopping 27.1 per cent
A total of 5,680 companies were registered in Estonia in the third quarter of 2022, which is 17.5 per cent less than in the same
The number of new companies in Estonia declines by 17.5% Read More
