Top specialist/high-skilled specialist residence permit in Estonia
A top specialist, according to our immigration laws, is an individual with appropriate professional training or experience (can be in any...
Permanent residency in Estonia
Long term residence permit in Estonia (not to be confused with the permit for settling permanently) is an option that becomes available...
Selling the Estonian company to a foreign company
Sometimes it is beneficial to have a foreign company as the owner of the Estonia OÜ company. A classic way to do this would be selling...
How to make sure your TRP as a startup founder gets extended
Currently most startup founders will receive a residence permit for 1 year in Estonia. How to make sure the extension after 1 year goes...
Guide to starting your company with e-residency
Once you have received the e-residency card and learned how to use it you are ready to establish your company. There are some important...
Conditions for permanent residency in Estonia
Long term residence permit in Estonia (not to be confused with the permit for settling permanently) is an option that becomes available...
The best way to have a foreign company own an Estonian company
Selling a share in an Estonian company to a foreign legal person/company can be tricky and time consuming. It requires a notary and a lot...
Contact Person and Legal Address Service for Estonian Companies
If you're an Estonian e-resident or a foreign founder of an Estonian company , you are legally required to appoint a contact person to...
Who is a procurist and what do they do?
Estonian law has an institution called "procurist". Shareholders can appoint a procurist and they will appear in the business registry. A...
Why signing a service agreement with freelancers is important
We get it, for non-lawyers agreements are not fun and can be something that is "in the way" of doing actual work. And no one wants to set...