Immigration to Estonia | Immigration & Visa Services

Work Visa, Residence permit & Other immigration services in Estonia

Right of Residence (EU Citizen)

We handle the full registration process for EU citizens staying over 90 days, including ID code issuance and local address registration. Seamless support with local authority requirements to ensure legal residence and smooth integration in Estonia.

D Visa (Long-Stay Visa)

For temporary work and stays up to 12 months.

Ideal for non-EU professionals engaging in short-term projects, studies, or employment.

Temporary Residence Permit for Employment

For long-term employment in Estonia.

Covers various professional roles in sectors like IT, finance, and engineering, with a path to permanent residence.

Short-Term Employment Registration

For non-EU nationals working in Estonia for up to 12 months.

A quick and straightforward solution for temporary assignments—ideal for short projects, seasonal work, or trial periods before applying for a long-term permit.

Family Reunification Visa

Allows employees to bring spouses and children to Estonia.

We help families obtain dependent visas and provide support with schooling, healthcare, and integration.

Permit Renewals

Wherever required.

Ensure continued legal residence and employment for your team in Estonia.

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Estonia Immigration Laws, Rules & Policy

Estonia offers multiple immigration pathways for non-EU professionals and their families to live and work in the country. Whether you're hiring international talent or relocating employees, understanding Estonian visa types and residence permit requirements is essential.

Employers must provide a job offer or secure registration with the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board (PBGB) before visa processing
Non-EU nationals need the appropriate Estonian visa or residence permit before entering the country for work
The Startup Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, and EU Blue Card are ideal for skilled professionals and entrepreneurs
Estonia also provides options for recent graduates, researchers, and remote workers seeking long-term stays

Recent updates to Estonian immigration rules have improved processing timelines, simplified residence permit renewals, and expanded eligibility for skilled workers. Jobbatical ensures your company stays fully compliant with PBGB requirements and legal changes.

Immigration to Estonia: Process for Employers

Here’s how we simplify the process for you:

1. Initial Assessment

We evaluate the best visa or permit path — whether it's a skilled worker visa, EU Blue Card, or a digital nomad visa.

2. Work Authorization

We prepare and submit your employee's work permit visa application to the relevant authorities.

3. Visa Application

The employee applies for a visa to work in Netherlands at a Netherlands consulate, with our support at every step.

4. Arrival & Registration

We guide the employee through their residence permit process, including local registrations and health insurance.

5. Renewals & Compliance

Stay ahead of permit renewals and residency transitions — all managed in one place.

Why Choose Jobbatical for Immigration Services in Estonia

Full-service immigration support for individuals, families, and employers — from work permits to residence registration
Tech-enabled tracking: Stay informed with real-time updates through our relocation management platform
Local expertise: We handle Estonian immigration paperwork and PBGB processes so you don’t have to
HR-optimized workflows: Designed for global companies managing international moves to Estonia
Employee-first experience: Personalized, step-by-step support for your team and their loved ones
Fast & compliant: We stay on top of 2025 Estonia immigration rules, visa categories, and legal changes