Last time we wrote about the possibilities of immigration and applying for a temporary residence permit in Estonia that are not affected by the immigration quota. But it is worthwhile also to understand how planning ahead can put you into a good position for the next a...
Now that the immigration quota for 2020 is closed, is there any chance to apply for a residence permit before the next quota opens? Although the immigration policy of Estonia is strict, there are options which do not go under the immigration quota. Let us look at them...
If one of your 2020 goals is to start your own company then incorporating in Estonia might be the solution for you. Even if you are not a resident of Estonia, the e-residency programme offers many great solutions that are also inexpensive. You can find out more and app...
2020 is finally here. It marks 2 years of business for us and we are excited to rock on into our 3rd year! We cannot do it without you so most importantly we wish all of you health and happiness on your journey!
Last year did not bring any positive legislative changes t...
The amendments to the Anti Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing Act were finally adopted and will be in force from the 10th of March 2020. These will seriously impact existing license holders and also new companies planning to apply.
As a disclaimer, this is not meant to give advice on any particular deal but merely to point out some of the aspects that seem to be missing in all the "marketing" of the "ready made crypto companies with licenses". We see these kind of companies being offered for as m...
It seems like the plans for halving the immigration quota for the year 2020 have been dropped and everything will pursue as per usual, almost. This means immigration to Estonia will remain difficult for many (we will dedicate one of the next articles on the policy and...
The Government of Estonia set the immigration quota for 2020 at 1314 which is similar to last years and immigration to Estonia will remain a tough challenge.
There has been talk about splitting the quota into 2 parts over the course of the year which would aim at making...
To be totally honest, the first part is easy but the second - a residence permit - not so much. Yet, applying for it based on employment in your own business could be an option to explore. Let us visit both steps once more briefly.
Every now and then we receive questions about becoming a sole proprietor in Estonia. It is useful in very limited and it is difficult to see how it could for example benefit any e-residents. If there are any success stories, do let us know.