About Estonia

Estonia has more startups per capita than any other country in Europe. Examples include Skype, Pipedrive, TransferWise, Monese, and Bolt.

By upending traditional systems in government, bureaucracy, and citizenship, Estonia is leading the way in applying modern IT solutions. With world-leading IT infrastructure, Estonia allows you to establish a company over the internet and manage it from anywhere in the world.

Estonia offers an efficient and reliable legislative environment for businesses with simple, transparent rules and minimal bureaucracy.

Compared to other EU nations, the costs of running a business in Estonia are low. Price of prefessional services – cost relating to accounting, auditing, legal advice and state fees are all lower than EU averages.

With no corporate income tax on reinvested profits, Estonia ranks first in the International Tax Competitiveness Index. for 6 years in a row.

Foreign and domestic investors are treated the same, giving international investors the benefit of EU subsidies and public support measures. Rule of law and low corruption add to the attractiveness of the Estonian business environment.

Estonia is part of the European Union. Estonian companies have full access to the EU Common Market and benefit from free movement of goods and services in the EU.

Estonia is part of the Eurozone. Estonian companies benefit from the financial security of the euro, one of the world’s largest and most stable currencies.

Estonia boasts world-leading e-Governance solutions, record-low public debt, low corruption, and high political stability.

Estonia is a member of NATO and ranks 7th worldwide in cybersecurity. Deposits in Estonian banks are backed by a €100,000 guarantee by the Estonian government.