No, you don’t.

If the company has employees who are not tax residents of Estonia and work outside Estonia, the salary payments to these foreign employees are not taxed in Estonia, and we do not file tax returns for these employees.

Foreign employees must declare their income on behalf of an Estonian company in the country in which they are taxable.

Yes, it’s mandatory. When operating a business in Estonia, it is essential to comply with local accounting and legal standards to ensure that your company is adhering to the best practices in accounting.

Keeping your books in order is crucial to providing financial transparency to your creditors and business partners and ensuring the accurate calculation of taxes.

There are three main accounting policies that you must follow in Estonia:

1. The Accounting Act of the Republic of Estonia – this law outlines the requirements for accounting practices, including bookkeeping, accounting documentation, and financial reporting.
2. Estonia’s Good Accounting Practices – these guidelines provide recommendations for accounting standards and practices, including financial statement preparation, accounting documentation, and audit procedures.
3. The guidelines issued by the Accounting Board of the Republic of Estonia – this is an advisory board that issues guidance on accounting practices and standards, including the interpretation of accounting regulations and the development of new accounting principles.

By adhering to these accounting policies, you can ensure that your company’s financial information is accurate and transparent.

Moreover, accounting is the basis for preparing the annual report. Submission of the annual report is mandatory, if not submitted, the state imposes a fine, and in some cases also forced termination.

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Starter accounting

Standard Procedure for Non-Payment of Services:

The established protocol for addressing non-payment of services typically involves several steps to ensure a fair resolution. These steps are as follows:

1. Reminder Letter: A formal communication is sent to the debtor, notifying them of the outstanding payment and requesting immediate settlement. The letter serves as an initial reminder and allows the debtor an opportunity to rectify the situation promptly.
2. Repeated Reminder Letter: In the event that the debtor fails to respond or settle the outstanding amount after the initial reminder, a subsequent reminder letter is sent as a follow-up measure. This letter reiterates the urgency of payment and emphasizes the potential consequences of continued non-compliance.
3. SMS Reminder: In addition to written communication, a text message reminder is commonly employed as a supplementary means of notification. This method aims to further prompt the debtor to take immediate action in resolving the unpaid balance.
4. Register of Debtors: If the debtor remains unresponsive or persistent in non-payment, their details may be recorded in a register of debtors. This record serves as a reference for future actions and ensures transparency within the process.
5. Court Proceedings: Should the previous steps prove ineffective, legal action may be pursued through court proceedings. This involves initiating a formal lawsuit against the debtor, presenting the case before a judge or magistrate, and seeking a legal judgment in favor of the owed amount.
6. Bailiff or Debt Collection Company: If necessary, following a court judgment, the services of a bailiff or a reputable debt collection company may be enlisted. These professionals are authorized to take further action to recover the owed funds, which may include seizing assets, enforcing payment plans, or implementing other legal measures.

It is important to note that throughout this process, initial transaction costs incurred as a result of pursuing the outstanding payment will be included. Additionally, as the proceedings progress, state fees and bailiff costs, which are associated with legal action and the involvement of authorized officials, will be added to the outstanding balance.

As a physical or juridical person, the utilization of an address is essential for various reasons.

For physical persons, an address provides a means to receive letters, small packages, and other physical mail. Additionally, for individuals seeking to launch their own businesses, it is mandatory to have an address for establishing a company in Estonia.

For juridical persons utilizing a professional address can increase the credibility and professionalism of a business and make it more approachable to potential clients. It also provides a location for official correspondence and legal documentation, making it easier for companies to stay on top of important matters.

In addition to these benefits, an address can also help companies comply with legal requirements. For example, certain types of businesses may need to have a physical address in order to obtain necessary licenses and permits. By having a registered address, companies can avoid potential legal issues and ensure that they are operating in accordance with the law.

Overall, whether you are a physical or juridical person, utilizing an address can provide numerous benefits for both personal and professional use. From receiving physical mail to establishing a professional presence, an address is a crucial component of any successful business or personal venture.

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Package ONE

We have two addresses that we offer, both are in the city center, in prime locations, in Tallinn, European Union.

Addresses may be added and changed as the activity expands.

Juhkentali 8, Tallinn 10132

Tornimäe 7, Tallinn 10145

When changing company data in the business register, a state fee must be paid for the actions.

During the final phase of the application submission process in the Register, bank account, and reference number information is provided.

There is also an option to pay instantly using bank links.

It should be noted that failure to pay the state fee will result in the application not being processed.

Should any obstacles arise during the payment process, we offer a specialized service free of charge to assist with payment.

State fee for registry entry

When establishing a company in the Estonian Business Register e-environment, it is the responsibility of the establisher or establishers to add the address, which will appear on the company foundation decision, articles of association, and the registry card.

It is possible to add a new address, such as the one we provide, to an existing company as well.

Instructions on how to add or change an address will be included in your order confirmation, which can be downloaded for your convenience. If you encounter any difficulties locating the instructions, please let us know, and we will resend them manually.

Please note that the aforementioned instructions apply if the establisher of the company or the owner/s has an Estonian e-residency card or other accepted digital ID solution. If this is not the case, a Power of Attorney or the presence of the individual at an Estonian Public Notary is required.

Our company is dedicated to helping our clients navigate these requirements, and we are available to provide assistance with all necessary steps.

Please take a closer look at our respective service:

Package ONE

Of course.

From our services address, address and contact person and accounting services are subscription based services.

In the Customer Area view Subscription page, subscribers have the ability to perform various actions such as suspending or canceling their subscription, modifying the shipping address or payment method for future renewals, and upgrading or downgrading their subscription level.

Apostille proves the authenticity of the document.

The person who signs the document and makes a national public document of one country available to a foreign country that is a party to the relevant international convention (the list of the convicted states can be consulted on the convention website.

Only Public Notaries draw up public documents for the Republic of Estonia. A notary cannot certify with an apostille a document that he has certified or authenticated.

Therefore, two notaries must be used. Later, the document must also be translated into a suitable language by a sworn translator.

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Apostilled Documents

Shipping costs will be additional.

They will vary depending on the mode of transport that will be chosen.

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Apostilled Documents

To clarify, this is not a background check related to obtaining an Estonian e-residency.

E-residency is a transnational digital identity designed to facilitate location-independent business administration. It provides access to secure and convenient digital services that enhance credibility and trust online. Please note that e-residency does not confer citizenship, tax residency, residence, or right of entry to Estonia or the European Union. It is not a visa or residence permit, and the e-resident digital-ID card does not function as a physical identification or travel document.

Applicants for e-residency are subject to a state fee. Depending on the selected pick-up location, additional fees may apply. If an office in Estonia is chosen as the pick-up location, there is no additional fee. If a foreign representation of Estonia is selected, an additional fee of 20 euros will be charged upon application. If the pick-up location in Seoul, South Korea; Tokyo, Japan; or San Francisco, USA, an additional service fee will apply, which must be paid directly to the service provider upon collecting the document.

Please note that the Police and Border Guard Board conducts background checks on all e-residency applicants. More detailed information about applicable fees for each location is displayed upon selecting a specific pick-up location. The laws and regulations governing e-residency applications can be found in the Identity Documents Act and the State Fees Act. The terms and conditions for the use of personal identification documents of the Republic of Estonia can be accessed here.

For more information, please visit Police and Border Guard Board.

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Background check

Upon receipt of your order and payment, we request that you provide us with the necessary data to proceed with the background check.

We will conduct a thorough investigation by checking all relevant official registries in Estonia.

Upon completion of our investigation, we will compile the relevant data and prepare a comprehensive report which will be provided to you in PDF format.

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Background check

Can be done without but this is our preferred option.

Other possibilities are visiting a Public Notary in Estonia or using a power of attorney.

These are more expensive options, different service and translation fees are added.

If the intended activity of the company is not related to Estonia, you will not be able to open a bank account in Estonia.

This requires, for example, cooperation partners in Estonia, the partnership must also be verifiable (contracts, sales invoices, letters of confirmation), etc.

Also, to open an account with an Estonian bank, a board member of the company shall be present in the opening process.

But wait a moment, why you need a bank account in Estonia? You can open a bank account in your selected country, in your home country, or use our partners.

Just establish a company in Estonia, get your papers legislated, and open a bank account where you want and can do it.

When establishing a company in the Estonian Business Register e-environment, it is the responsibility of the establisher or establishers to add the address, which will appear on the company foundation decision, articles of association, and the registry card.

It is possible to add a new address, such as the one we provide, to an existing company as well.

Instructions on how to add or change an address will be included in your order confirmation, which can be downloaded for your convenience. If you encounter any difficulties locating the instructions, please let us know, and we will resend them manually.

Please note that the aforementioned instructions apply if the establisher of the company or the owner/s has an Estonian e-residency card or other accepted digital ID solution. If this is not the case, a Power of Attorney or the presence of the individual at an Estonian Public Notary is required.

Our company is dedicated to helping our clients navigate these requirements, and we are available to provide assistance with all necessary steps.

Please take a closer look at our respective service:

Package ONE

Certainly.

In fact, having a legal address and a contact person residing in Estonia are prerequisites for the establishment of an Estonian company, particularly when the board members are based outside of Estonia.

These requirements are compulsory in order to comply with Estonian business laws and regulations.

The fastest timeline for completing the liquidation of a private limited company in Estonia is six months after the entry of the dissolution in the commercial register and publication of the liquidation notice, as well as three months after notifying shareholders of the final balance sheet and asset distribution plan.

It is important to note that this timeline is dependent on all necessary requirements being fulfilled within this timeframe.

Standard Procedure for Non-Payment of Services:

The established protocol for addressing non-payment of services typically involves several steps to ensure a fair resolution. These steps are as follows:

1. Reminder Letter: A formal communication is sent to the debtor, notifying them of the outstanding payment and requesting immediate settlement. The letter serves as an initial reminder and allows the debtor an opportunity to rectify the situation promptly.
2. Repeated Reminder Letter: In the event that the debtor fails to respond or settle the outstanding amount after the initial reminder, a subsequent reminder letter is sent as a follow-up measure. This letter reiterates the urgency of payment and emphasizes the potential consequences of continued non-compliance.
3. SMS Reminder: In addition to written communication, a text message reminder is commonly employed as a supplementary means of notification. This method aims to further prompt the debtor to take immediate action in resolving the unpaid balance.
4. Register of Debtors: If the debtor remains unresponsive or persistent in non-payment, their details may be recorded in a register of debtors. This record serves as a reference for future actions and ensures transparency within the process.
5. Court Proceedings: Should the previous steps prove ineffective, legal action may be pursued through court proceedings. This involves initiating a formal lawsuit against the debtor, presenting the case before a judge or magistrate, and seeking a legal judgment in favor of the owed amount.
6. Bailiff or Debt Collection Company: If necessary, following a court judgment, the services of a bailiff or a reputable debt collection company may be enlisted. These professionals are authorized to take further action to recover the owed funds, which may include seizing assets, enforcing payment plans, or implementing other legal measures.

It is important to note that throughout this process, initial transaction costs incurred as a result of pursuing the outstanding payment will be included. Additionally, as the proceedings progress, state fees and bailiff costs, which are associated with legal action and the involvement of authorized officials, will be added to the outstanding balance.

To be considered a permanent resident in Estonia, you must live in the country for at least 186 days each year due to personal or professional reasons.

You can provide various documents to prove your permanent residence, including a lease agreement signed for at least six months, an employment or service contract lasting for at least six months, proof of property ownership in Estonia, invoices in your name for utilities or fuel, evidence from a school or kindergarten if you have minor children, an annual report if you serve on an Estonian company’s board, transportation tickets with clear dates of stay, letters of explanation from people you live with, and other evidence showing your personal ties to Estonia.

If you provide an employment contract, a certificate of studying in Estonia, or a certificate of being in Estonian military service, one certificate is enough. However, for other evidence, such as a lease agreement, additional evidence must also be provided along with the lease agreement.

The Economic Operators Registration and Identification System, commonly referred to as EORI, is a registration system that is mandatory for companies engaged in importing or exporting goods from or to non-EU countries within the EU.

The EORI code is specific to the country where the company is established and is required for customs clearance procedures.

For instance, if an Estonian company imports goods directly to Germany, it is still required to obtain an EORI number in Estonia, as this is where the company is registered. This ensures compliance with the EU’s customs regulations and facilitates the efficient movement of goods across borders.

The validity or invalidity of an EORI number can be checked by visiting the “Confirmation of EORI Number“.

In cases where the concerned person has authorized the disclosure of their information, it is possible to conduct a search for the name and address of the company or individual associated with that EORI number.

It is imperative to activate the SIM Card roaming before sending it abroad.

Our company ensures that the SIM card is activated in Estonia before dispatching it to the customer.

If there are any obstacles during the activation process, our service provider, Telia (www.telia.ee), can provide assistance.

Please note that any issues arising after the SIM card has been dispatched are the responsibility of the customer and should be addressed directly with the service provider.

To commence usage of the prepaid card, simply insert the SIM card into your mobile device, turn it on, and enter the designated PIN code of 0000.

The usage time of the card commences upon activation, which is achieved by initiating a call.

Roaming capabilities have been enabled within Estonia, providing further convenience and ease of use for travelers and locals alike.

The starter kit for the prepaid card includes an initial balance of 1 EUR. The card remains active for a period of 180 days from the day of activation or top-up with a minimum of 3 EUR.

After the 180-day period has lapsed, the card will still enable the user to answer incoming calls, read messages, make calls to the Estonian emergency number 112, and top up the card for an additional 30 days.

This arrangement affords users greater flexibility and autonomy in managing their communication needs.

This can be done additionally.

This can be defined in the memorandum and articles of association. Together with the already predetermined option set based on EMTAK.

We will draw up an establishing contract and articles of association.

The Estonian Classification of Economic Activities (EMTAK) is the national version of the international harmonized NACE classification. EMTAK has a hierarchical structure, being divided into five levels. The first four levels conform to the NACE structure and the fifth level is the national level, established according to the specifics of the Estonian economy and the relevant legislation.

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Field of activity?

The foundation cannot be established remotely.

Establishing documents must be verified with Public Notary on site in Estonia or we must have Power of Attorney from you to act on your behalf.

To be considered a permanent resident in Estonia, you must live in the country for at least 186 days each year due to personal or professional reasons.

You can provide various documents to prove your permanent residence, including a lease agreement signed for at least six months, an employment or service contract lasting for at least six months, proof of property ownership in Estonia, invoices in your name for utilities or fuel, evidence from a school or kindergarten if you have minor children, an annual report if you serve on an Estonian company’s board, transportation tickets with clear dates of stay, letters of explanation from people you live with, and other evidence showing your personal ties to Estonia.

If you provide an employment contract, a certificate of studying in Estonia, or a certificate of being in Estonian military service, one certificate is enough. However, for other evidence, such as a lease agreement, additional evidence must also be provided along with the lease agreement.

E-Residency enables digital entrepreneurs to start and manage an EU-based company online:

• Estonia is the first country to offer e-Residency, a government-issued digital identity, and status that provides access to Estonia’s transparent digital business environment
• E-Residency allows digital entrepreneurs to manage their business from anywhere, entirely online

Note, an e-Residency digital ID card provides access to e-services, but it is not a valid form of physical identification and cannot be used as a travel document. e-Residency does not confer citizenship, tax residency, physical residency, or right of entry to Estonia or the European Union.

There are no annual or maintenance fees for the e-Residency digital ID card.

The e-Residency digital ID card is valid for (5) years. The state fee for renewal or replacement is the same.

The availability of services is contingent upon the selected package.

A legal address is required for corporate entities and up to a decision for individual entities.

Additionally, a contact person service is compulsory for companies or nonprofit associations whose board members reside outside of Estonia.

Our company provides assistance with establishing companies or nonprofit associations in Estonia, as well as accounting services that are tailored to the volume of business and can include VAT, EORI, and IOSS services, among others.

To obtain further information on our services, please refer to our e-shop. Each service contains a FAQ and detailed information on the inclusions of each product is available.

A Public Notary in Estonia is an intermediary between a physical or juridical person and the Estonian Business Registry.

You have the right to demand that a notary who has certified or confirmed the application for representation represent him or her in the administration of the court registry department, including forwarding documents (see also § 30 (2) – (21) and § 33 (1) of the Notaries Act).

If you want the notary to certify the substance of the application, the certification fee also includes legal consultation, preparation of a draft application, and information on how much you have to pay the state fee.

In addition, at the request of participants, a notary has the right and obligation to prepare and submit to the population register a notice of change of residence data and an application for an activity license, license, and registration specified in Annex 1 to the Notarial Regulations (see § 37 of the Notarial Regulations).

If you want to live and work in Estonia, you must submit your permanent local address to the Population Register of Estonia.

You will not have access to Estonian health insurance, social support, and the right to use many other public services without having your data in the register. So, when moving, always update your address in the register as well.

Things to bring when registering your place of residence:

• A residence notice (filled before or on the spot). The document is only available in Estonian, but have a look at a translated example.
• Your personal ID or a photocopy of the ID if the documents are sent by mail.
• A copy of a document proving your residence and the right to use these premises (your tenancy agreement, for example). If the property you register to live at belongs to many owners, you must have everyone’s consent.

If you own an Estonian ID card, you can register your place of residence online via the citizen portal eesti.ee.

Can be done without but this is our preferred option.

Other possibilities are visiting a Public Notary in Estonia or using a power of attorney.

These are more expensive options, different service and translation fees are added.

Customers can log into the client area and pay to renew their subscriptions.

All offered payment gateway extensions can be used to process manual renewal payments. Customers can choose a different payment method for each renewal payment. It’s better to set up automatic payments.

If there is a problem with logging in to the customer area, let us know and the payment link will be sent.

After we receive the payment we will manually extend your subscription.

If the intended activity of the company is not related to Estonia, you will not be able to open a bank account in Estonia.

This requires, for example, cooperation partners in Estonia, the partnership must also be verifiable (contracts, sales invoices, letters of confirmation), etc.

Also, to open an account with an Estonian bank, a board member of the company shall be present in the opening process.

But wait a moment, why you need a bank account in Estonia? You can open a bank account in your selected country, in your home country, or use our partners.

Just establish a company in Estonia, get your papers legislated, and open a bank account where you want and can do it.

When establishing a company, the legal address is drawn up by the founder or founders in the e-Business Register.

The address will be indicated in the decision on the establishment of the company, the Articles of Association, as well as in the registration card.

The software guarantees that only real addresses are added. A step-by-step guide is added to your order confirmation.

The contract is signed digitally.

The following solutions are accepted for this purpose:

Estonian e-residency card, Estonian ID card, Dokobit, or Docusign solutions.

Manual how to use e-residency and ID card.

You must submit a notice of residence to the city or rural municipality government of your place of residence.

A notice of residence can be submitted:

• in the e-population register. You can also view the information and status of the notice of residence you already submitted there in the e-population register.
• by sending a digitally signed e-mail to the city or rural municipality government of your place of residence (to the city district government in Tallinn)
• by sending a regular letter to the city or rural municipality government of your place of residence, adding a copy of the side of your identity document that shows personal data to the notice of residence
• at the city or rural municipality government.

Printable and digitally fillable form of notice of residence is available on the homepage of the Ministry of the Interior.

Entering additional addresses in the population register

If you use several residences permanently, you must select one which is going to be entered as the residential address with legal effect (main residence) to the population register.

Other residences can be submitted to the population register as additional addresses.

You have an obligation pursuant to law to make sure your residence address in the Population Register is correct

When you are changing your residence in Estonia, relocating to a foreign country, or relocating from a foreign country to Estonia, you need to submit a notice of residence to register a new place of residence in the Population Register.

It should be noted that immediate registration in the population register is not possible for foreign nationals.

However, our address service can serve as a preliminary step in this process. The recommended order for address registration is as follows: the address, followed by the company, then the business, and finally, a residence in Estonia for at least 6 months per year.

One viable option for foreign nationals seeking registration in the population register is to purchase real estate in Estonia and reside in the country for at least 6 months.

Subsequently, they may submit an application to the local government in the region where they reside in order to initiate the registration process.

Standard Procedure for Non-Payment of Services:

The established protocol for addressing non-payment of services typically involves several steps to ensure a fair resolution. These steps are as follows:

1. Reminder Letter: A formal communication is sent to the debtor, notifying them of the outstanding payment and requesting immediate settlement. The letter serves as an initial reminder and allows the debtor an opportunity to rectify the situation promptly.
2. Repeated Reminder Letter: In the event that the debtor fails to respond or settle the outstanding amount after the initial reminder, a subsequent reminder letter is sent as a follow-up measure. This letter reiterates the urgency of payment and emphasizes the potential consequences of continued non-compliance.
3. SMS Reminder: In addition to written communication, a text message reminder is commonly employed as a supplementary means of notification. This method aims to further prompt the debtor to take immediate action in resolving the unpaid balance.
4. Register of Debtors: If the debtor remains unresponsive or persistent in non-payment, their details may be recorded in a register of debtors. This record serves as a reference for future actions and ensures transparency within the process.
5. Court Proceedings: Should the previous steps prove ineffective, legal action may be pursued through court proceedings. This involves initiating a formal lawsuit against the debtor, presenting the case before a judge or magistrate, and seeking a legal judgment in favor of the owed amount.
6. Bailiff or Debt Collection Company: If necessary, following a court judgment, the services of a bailiff or a reputable debt collection company may be enlisted. These professionals are authorized to take further action to recover the owed funds, which may include seizing assets, enforcing payment plans, or implementing other legal measures.

It is important to note that throughout this process, initial transaction costs incurred as a result of pursuing the outstanding payment will be included. Additionally, as the proceedings progress, state fees and bailiff costs, which are associated with legal action and the involvement of authorized officials, will be added to the outstanding balance.

No. Your status as an e-resident does not grant permission to live in Estonia or within the EU. You will not receive benefits related to EU residency by becoming an e-resident.

As part of our services, we are authorized to obtain a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) code on your behalf.

This process involves the allocation of a unique code to your legal entity, which facilitates identification and tracking within financial transactions.

The price is the annual payment.

The LEI code application process can be conveniently carried out remotely, provided that you possess an e-residency card. Alternatively, we can obtain the LEI code on your behalf through a Power of Attorney arrangement, which grants us legal authorization to act on your behalf.

By entrusting us with the task of obtaining an LEI code, you can rest assured that the process will be carried out efficiently and effectively, with all necessary legal and regulatory requirements met.

Our team of experts possesses the requisite knowledge and expertise to ensure that the LEI code obtained is both accurate and compliant with applicable regulations.

As a physical or juridical person, the utilization of an address is essential for various reasons.

For physical persons, an address provides a means to receive letters, small packages, and other physical mail. Additionally, for individuals seeking to launch their own businesses, it is mandatory to have an address for establishing a company in Estonia.

For juridical persons utilizing a professional address can increase the credibility and professionalism of a business and make it more approachable to potential clients. It also provides a location for official correspondence and legal documentation, making it easier for companies to stay on top of important matters.

In addition to these benefits, an address can also help companies comply with legal requirements. For example, certain types of businesses may need to have a physical address in order to obtain necessary licenses and permits. By having a registered address, companies can avoid potential legal issues and ensure that they are operating in accordance with the law.

Overall, whether you are a physical or juridical person, utilizing an address can provide numerous benefits for both personal and professional use. From receiving physical mail to establishing a professional presence, an address is a crucial component of any successful business or personal venture.

Please take a closer look at our respective service:

Package ONE

We have two addresses that we offer, both are in the city center, in prime locations, in Tallinn, European Union.

Addresses may be added and changed as the activity expands.

Juhkentali 8, Tallinn 10132

Tornimäe 7, Tallinn 10145

When changing company data in the business register, a state fee must be paid for the actions.

During the final phase of the application submission process in the Register, bank account, and reference number information is provided.

There is also an option to pay instantly using bank links.

It should be noted that failure to pay the state fee will result in the application not being processed.

Should any obstacles arise during the payment process, we offer a specialized service free of charge to assist with payment.

State fee for registry entry

When establishing a company in the Estonian Business Register e-environment, it is the responsibility of the establisher or establishers to add the address, which will appear on the company foundation decision, articles of association, and the registry card.

It is possible to add a new address, such as the one we provide, to an existing company as well.

Instructions on how to add or change an address will be included in your order confirmation, which can be downloaded for your convenience. If you encounter any difficulties locating the instructions, please let us know, and we will resend them manually.

Please note that the aforementioned instructions apply if the establisher of the company or the owner/s has an Estonian e-residency card or other accepted digital ID solution. If this is not the case, a Power of Attorney or the presence of the individual at an Estonian Public Notary is required.

Our company is dedicated to helping our clients navigate these requirements, and we are available to provide assistance with all necessary steps.

Please take a closer look at our respective service:

Package ONE

When establishing a company, the legal address is drawn up by the founder or founders in the e-Business Register.

The address will be indicated in the decision on the establishment of the company, the Articles of Association, as well as in the registration card.

The software guarantees that only real addresses are added. A step-by-step guide is added to your order confirmation.

It should be noted that immediate registration in the population register is not possible for foreign nationals.

However, our address service can serve as a preliminary step in this process. The recommended order for address registration is as follows: the address, followed by the company, then the business, and finally, a residence in Estonia for at least 6 months per year.

One viable option for foreign nationals seeking registration in the population register is to purchase real estate in Estonia and reside in the country for at least 6 months.

Subsequently, they may submit an application to the local government in the region where they reside in order to initiate the registration process.

Of course.

From our services address, address and contact person and accounting services are subscription based services.

In the Customer Area view Subscription page, subscribers have the ability to perform various actions such as suspending or canceling their subscription, modifying the shipping address or payment method for future renewals, and upgrading or downgrading their subscription level.

Certainly.

In fact, having a legal address and a contact person residing in Estonia are prerequisites for the establishment of an Estonian company, particularly when the board members are based outside of Estonia.

These requirements are compulsory in order to comply with Estonian business laws and regulations.

As a provider of address services to multiple customers, we cannot guarantee that each address is unique.

It is possible for multiple companies to share the same legal address. However, we take measures to ensure that each customer’s mail is handled separately and confidentially.

As of 2023, we have two available addresses, which can be viewed in our FAQ section.

Of course.

From our services address, address and contact person and accounting services are subscription based services.

In the Customer Area view Subscription page, subscribers have the ability to perform various actions such as suspending or canceling their subscription, modifying the shipping address or payment method for future renewals, and upgrading or downgrading their subscription level.

As a physical or juridical person, the utilization of an address is essential for various reasons.

For physical persons, an address provides a means to receive letters, small packages, and other physical mail. Additionally, for individuals seeking to launch their own businesses, it is mandatory to have an address for establishing a company in Estonia.

For juridical persons utilizing a professional address can increase the credibility and professionalism of a business and make it more approachable to potential clients. It also provides a location for official correspondence and legal documentation, making it easier for companies to stay on top of important matters.

In addition to these benefits, an address can also help companies comply with legal requirements. For example, certain types of businesses may need to have a physical address in order to obtain necessary licenses and permits. By having a registered address, companies can avoid potential legal issues and ensure that they are operating in accordance with the law.

Overall, whether you are a physical or juridical person, utilizing an address can provide numerous benefits for both personal and professional use. From receiving physical mail to establishing a professional presence, an address is a crucial component of any successful business or personal venture.

Please take a closer look at our respective service:

Package ONE

When changing company data in the business register, a state fee must be paid for the actions.

During the final phase of the application submission process in the Register, bank account, and reference number information is provided.

There is also an option to pay instantly using bank links.

It should be noted that failure to pay the state fee will result in the application not being processed.

Should any obstacles arise during the payment process, we offer a specialized service free of charge to assist with payment.

State fee for registry entry

Of course.

From our services address, address and contact person and accounting services are subscription based services.

In the Customer Area view Subscription page, subscribers have the ability to perform various actions such as suspending or canceling their subscription, modifying the shipping address or payment method for future renewals, and upgrading or downgrading their subscription level.

Certainly.

In fact, having a legal address and a contact person residing in Estonia are prerequisites for the establishment of an Estonian company, particularly when the board members are based outside of Estonia.

These requirements are compulsory in order to comply with Estonian business laws and regulations.

You must submit a notice of residence to the city or rural municipality government of your place of residence.

A notice of residence can be submitted:

• in the e-population register. You can also view the information and status of the notice of residence you already submitted there in the e-population register.
• by sending a digitally signed e-mail to the city or rural municipality government of your place of residence (to the city district government in Tallinn)
• by sending a regular letter to the city or rural municipality government of your place of residence, adding a copy of the side of your identity document that shows personal data to the notice of residence
• at the city or rural municipality government.

Printable and digitally fillable form of notice of residence is available on the homepage of the Ministry of the Interior.

Entering additional addresses in the population register

If you use several residences permanently, you must select one which is going to be entered as the residential address with legal effect (main residence) to the population register.

Other residences can be submitted to the population register as additional addresses.

You have an obligation pursuant to law to make sure your residence address in the Population Register is correct

When you are changing your residence in Estonia, relocating to a foreign country, or relocating from a foreign country to Estonia, you need to submit a notice of residence to register a new place of residence in the Population Register.

No, you don’t.

If the company has employees who are not tax residents of Estonia and work outside Estonia, the salary payments to these foreign employees are not taxed in Estonia, and we do not file tax returns for these employees.

Foreign employees must declare their income on behalf of an Estonian company in the country in which they are taxable.