Allowance for the child going to school for the first time (school allowance)

Applications for allowance for the child going to school for the first time are accepted within 3 months from the beginning of the academic year (in September, October and November).

E-applications can be submitted from 12 September in theTallinn self-service portal.

The allowance for the child going to school for the first time is awarded to a parent, guardian or caretaker of a child, provided at least one of the parents has been living in Tallinn according to the Population Register at least a year before the child goes to schooll and the child is a citizen of Tallinn according to the Population Register, lives at the same address than the applicant of the allowance and starts learning at a school in Tallinn. The allowance is awarded on the basis of the confirmed lists of the pupils of the school.

The allowance (320 euros) is paid in two parts: 50% when the child is going to school and 50% in June after finishing first class provided the applicant of allowance and the child are continuously the citizens of the City of Tallinn according to the Population Register, live at the same address and the child studies at a school in Tallinn.

  • Enter the self-service portal and submit an application. The precondition for submission of the application through e-service is that the applicant’s data in the Population Register comply with the terms of receipt of the allowance.

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  • Fill in an application which is available here.

    What to do with the form

    Submit the application to local social welfare department.

    For contact information, choose institution from the list:

    What to do when the result is unsatisfactory:

    The district elder solves disputes related to service provision. It is possible to contact the City Government or the county governor if one cannot agree with the district elder's administrative legislation.

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