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A residence permit for non-EU students admitted to a recognised Estonian educational institution, valid for the duration of studies. Study permits are exempt from the immigration quota, and holders may work part-time if studies are not disrupted.
Yes. Non-EU graduates can generally stay for an extra nine months after graduation to find a job in Estonia.
Yes. Students can work without a separate work permit, as long as the work does not interfere with full-time studies.
You must show sufficient income of at least four times the official subsistence level, plus valid health insurance.
Non-EU/EEA/Swiss students whose studies last more than a year and who do not already hold another Estonian residence permit.
This residence permit is for non-EU students admitted to a recognised Estonian educational institution, valid for the duration of studies. Study permits are exempt from the immigration quota, and holders may work part-time if studies are not disrupted.
It is issued for the duration of full-time studies, up to a maximum of five years, depending on the program.
Your permit is tied to active full-time study, so interrupting or abandoning your studies can lead to losing the permit.
Yes. Multiple co-founders of the same startup can apply, and eligible family members such as a spouse and children can apply alongside you.
Take the assessment or ask Acey, our immigration assistant.
Study abroad — Estonia