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Laws relaxed for Non-EU nationals

Mar 19, 2008
By TBT Staff

TALLINN - The Interior Ministry announced this week that the laws governing work permits for non-EU nationals are to be reformed. At present, an employer has to advertise a vacancy six months in advance for the Interior Ministry to allow someone from outside the EU to take the position. This is to be reduced to two months. At the same time the overall quota of guest workers in Estonia is to be increased from 0.05 to 0.1 percent of the Estonian population. This means that instead of the current ...

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