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This ensures your address is correctly recorded in the Estonian Population Register, as required by law. You can register your residence using any of the following methods: Online via the e-Population Register By email to the local municipality/district government By post In person ✅ The Notice of Residence form (printable and digital) is available on the Ministry of the Interior’s website. If you have more than one permanent address: One address must be registered as your main residence (the legally effective one) Other addresses may be submitted as additional residences The main residence must always be correct and up to date You must update your residence registration whenever you: Move within Estonia Move abroad Return to Estonia from abroadTo register your residence in Estonia, you must submit a Notice of Residence (elukoha teade) to your local municipality.
Ways to submit the Notice of Residence
Requires an Estonian ID-card, Mobile-ID, or e-Residency. You can also track the status online.
The form must be digitally signed.
Send the signed notice plus a copy of your ID (showing personal data).
Visit your local municipality office and submit the form there.Multiple residences
Legal obligation to update your residence