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5 Ways to Move to Estonia
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Hi there, Lets talk about some ways you (or anyone) can move to Estonia (or Europe in general). Enrolling in a university program remains one of the most popular ways to move abroad. It gives you a chance to upskill, get a chance to adjust to the culture and language, and then find a job. Many countries (including Estonia) allow you to stay for a grace period to find a job after your studies are over. There are quite a few countries that offer study programs without tuition fees, such as Germany. Although you have to prove that you can sustain yourself during that time. Your cost could range anywhere between 20K to 50K euros annually depending on the program fee and your living costs. Just one word of advice, directly apply to universities and don't get help from any 'Education Consultants' to submit your visa application. Most of them will scam you. 2. Getting a Job The best way to move abroad. Because, in this case, your upfront monetary cost will be zero. The majority of companies will offer you relocation benefits along with supporting you in your transition. The most suitable professions are the ones high in demand in Europe and Estonia. For example, specialized professions in Tech have a much better chance, than HR consultants. The best way to secure a job abroad is to consistently improve your profile and portfolio and apply regularly. Linkedin is ESSENTIAL. Make a Linkedin profile and make sure that you post reguarly about your target profession and build your network. It is a slow process but it will definitely bring you results. 3. Forming a Business This is not so common but it doable method to move abroad. Let's say you have a business in some non-EU country with significant revenue. Many EU countries have possibilities for you to form your own companies with some capital requirements. You can start a business and then once you have a significant history, you can employ yourself in your own company and apply for a resident permit. This is extremely complicated and I highly recommend that you get the services of a good lawyer specializing in these matters. 4. Getting Married Ever since the rise of social media, I have been seeing instances of such relocations. A person in Estonia or Europe meets someone online and they fall in love. Then they want to get married and relocate to the EU. This is certainly possible but it requires a very thorough documentation to prove the legitimacy of your relationship. Even if you are in love and about to move, find a reason other than love to move. Moving to another country is not easy and I have seen the majority of relationships crumble and fail. 5. By Investment This is another method where you can invest in a local economy and get a temporary resident permit. For example, In Estonia you can invest 65000 Euros and get a visa through investment. Note that it is not always guaranteed and you need a really good laywer to guide you through this process. /Manan P.S recently I made a 2nd part of the youtube video about some of the crazy things that are considered normal in Estonia. You can have a look here: |
Manan Anwar
I share about life abroad, about taking care of physical and mental health and being a full-time content creator running their own (1 month old) agency
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Hi there, It is Christmas Eve and Tallinn is finally blanketed in snow, looks like we will have a white christmas after all. I hope you are having a good time with your friends and family. As a special thanks I have given a 50% discount on all the products on my site, you can get the discount using the code HEADJOULE24 Note that the discount is only valid this year. You can view all the products here at https://lifeinestonia.com/ Wishing you best and I will see you next year. /Manan P.S Last...