Residents of Tallinn who are unable to vote electronically or at a polling station due to ill health or other valid reasons can order a ballot box to their place of residence from the City District Government. 

"From Friday, March 3, a resident of Tallinn who does not have the opportunity to vote electronically or come to a polling station will be able to vote at home and order a ballot box to be delivered to their home," said Priit Lello, chairman of the Tallinn Election Committee and city secretary. "This is not a convenience service, but a service that helps people. However, voting at home is only possible from Friday to Sunday, and for this we are waiting for applications as early as possible."

Applications can be submitted by phone from 12 pm to 8 pm on 3 and 4 March and from 9 am to 2 pm on 5 March. The contacts of the City District Governments are the following: 

Haabersti: 640 4815, 640 4816

Kesklinn: 645 7855, 645 7850

Kristiine: 645 7127, 645 7128

Lasnamäe: 645 7732, 645 7740, 645 7730

Mustamäe: 645 7512, 645 7515

Nõmme: 645 7318, 645 7313

Pirita: 645 7641

Põhja-Tallinn: 645 7057, 645 7055

More information about voting from home is available on the website vhttps://www.tallinn.ee/en/elections/voting-home 

E-voting is available 24 hours a day on the website valimised.ee  E-voting is available until 8 pm on the evening of 4 March.

E-voting requires a computer with an internet connection and a valid ID card or mobile ID with valid certificates, as well as the PIN1 and PIN2 codes. It is not possible to e-vote using a smart device.