Crisis help information for economic operators
Crisis help information for economic operators
Tallinn extends rent exemption on outdoor terraces
100 % from 1 May to 31 May 2022 and 1 September to 31 December 2022
50 % from 1 Juny to 31 August 2022
Aid measures in detail: Tallinn City Government Regulation No. 21 of 20.04.2022 est
Additional information: respective city office that signed the contract
Reduced rent in city centre commercial premises continues until the end of April
From 1 January to 30 April 2022
Aid measures in detail: Tallinn City Government Regulation No. 3 of 05.01.2022 est, eng
Additional information: respective city office that signed the contract
Tallinn city crisis measures for economic operators (31 August 2021)
According to the regulation approved by the City Government, from September 1 to the end of the year, the 80% rental discount will continue to be granted to tenants of commercial premises in the City Centre who rent city property for catering, trade, services or entertainment. According to the regulation, the 100% rent exemption will continue to be granted to outdoor terraces throughout the city until the end of the year. Lisa (est)
Aid measures in detail (est) Abipakett 7_lisa (est)
Tallinn city crisis measures for economic operators (Aid Package 6, 21 April 2021)
The 100% rent exemption on city premises will be extended until the end of May
Abimeetmed detailsemalt Abipakett 6 _ lisa
Tallinn city crisis measures for economic operators (Aid Package 5, 18 March 2021)
Tallinn supports citizens and entrepreneurs with help measures
Abimeetmed detailsemalt Abipakett 5 _ lisa
Tallinn city crisis measures for economic operators (Aid Package 4, 13 Januar 2021)
Aid measures in detail (pdf)
Amendment to Tallinn City Government Regulation No. 31 of 22 October 2020
10.03.2021 100% rent exemption on city premises extends across the city
Additional information: respective city office that signed the contract
On 22 October 2020, the Tallinn City Government approved the Tallinn city business environment aid measures to mitigate the negative impact of the state of emergency. The aid measures are primarily aimed at economic operators that have contractual relationships with the city or that affect the local government operations.
On 21 December 2020, the Tallinn City Government approved the Tallinn city business environment aid measures to mitigate the negative impact of the state of emergency.
The concessions of Aid Package 2 shall remain in force until the end of April 2021. The new aid package provides the possibility to also grant concessions outside of the City Centre.
Tallinn city crisis measures for economic operators (Aid Package 3, 21 December 2020)
Comparative table of modifications
The Tallinn City Enterprise Centre continues providing free business and employment rights counselling. Don’t hesitate to contact us!
National crisis measures for economic operators
KredEx crisis measures
The aid is directed at undertakings whose difficulties are caused by the coronavirus crisis.
KredEx to resume offering extraordinary guarantees and working capital loans.
Useful links
Government of the Republic webpage on the state of emergency in Estonia – all answers are here, incl. all measures implemented by the government
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications – frequently asked questions regarding the coronavirus. This webpage displays a regularly updated list of frequently asked questions and answers. If you cannot find an answer there, write to covid19@mkm.ee.
Eesti.ee – helps economic operators in the state of emergency
Health Board – instructions for all residents concerning health
Police and Border Guard Board – information on labour force movement and other information on the state of emergency
Labour Inspectorate – recommendations for employers and employees
Working life portal – detailed instructions concerning work law
Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority – frequently asked questions during the state of emergency
Tourist information portal administered by the EAS tourism development centre Puhka Eestis – shares crisis advice to tourism entrepreneurs
Labour force sharing
Unemployment Insurance Fund has created a possibility for mediating temporary jobs to connect employers who currently need people and job seekers whose work options at their main position are limited at the moment
www.shareforceone.ee work sharing platform helps with the Unemployment Insurance Fund to connect the companies whose workers are currently without work and those companies that are short of workers
Support from communities and volunteers
www.vabatahtlikud.ee connects those in need of help with volunteers
https://kogukondaitab.ee (in Estonian, Russian and English) connects those needing help with volunteers
#seljadkokku is a platform created by Delfi and Tallinn for anyone in need of help, looking for work and offering work
Information is continuously updated!