Municipal housing
Municipal dwelling is given on lease:
- to essential city workers (i.e. teachers, care workers, cultural workers, rescue workers, police officers);
- for temporary housing to people whose home has become uninhabitable due to an emergency.
Municipal housing is a temporary support measure that provides accommodation to a citizen in difficulty and his/her family for a certain period.
City accommodation is available to employees of cultural institutions run by the city, teachers, doctoral students, bus, tram and trolleybus drivers, rescuers and police officers, doctors and nurses. Application information and conditions can be found on the following websites.
- Rental homes for essential city workers: municipal housing on Raadiku Street, built for employees of the City of Tallinn who are necessary for its development;
- Teachers' Home: teachers working in the City of Tallinn can apply for accommodation in the Teachers' Home at 3a Uuslinna Street;
- Doctors' and Nurses' House: an apartment building at 48 Akadeemia Road, where medical staff can apply for accommodation.
Where to start
1. Fill in the application form for the rental home for essential city workers and send it digitally signed to the district government of your place of residence.
The application must be signed by all adults wishing to share accommodation with the applicant.
The application must be accompanied by the following documents:
1) a copy of the applicant's identity document;
2) copies of the identity documents of the persons wishing to share the accommodation with the applicant;
3) in the case of the applicant referred to in § 2(2) of the Regulation, proof of employment and of the period of employment;
4) a copy of the identity document of the dependant.
Please note! If you are registered as an applicant, you must confirm during the first quarter of each year that you wish to continue to rent accommodation from the city. To do this, fill in the application form (Confirmation of the applicant's details) and send it to the city district government in which you reside.
2. The Housing Committee shall submit to the applicant a proposal for the letting of accommodation in accordance with § 9 of the Regulation.
Where to start
1. Fill in the application form for the rental home for essential city workers and send it digitally signed to the district government of your place of residence.
The application must be signed by all adults wishing to share accommodation with the applicant.
The application must be accompanied by the following documents:
1) a copy of the applicant's identity document;
2) copies of the identity documents of the persons wishing to share the accommodation with the applicant;
3) in the case of the applicant referred to in § 2(2) of the Regulation, proof of employment and of the period of employment;
4) a copy of the identity document of the dependant.
Please note! If you are registered as an applicant, you must confirm during the first quarter of each year that you wish to continue to rent accommodation from the city. To do this, fill in the application form (Confirmation of the applicant's details) and send it to the city district government in which you reside.
2. The Housing Committee shall submit to the applicant a proposal for the letting of accommodation in accordance with § 9 of the Regulation.
Haabersti District Administration
Kristiine District Administration
Lasnamäe District Administration
Mustamäe District Administration
Nõmme District Administration
Pirita District Administration
Northern Tallinn Administration
City Centre Administration
Haabersti District Administration
Kristiine District Administration
Lasnamäe District Administration
Mustamäe District Administration
Nõmme District Administration
Pirita District Administration
Northern Tallinn Administration
City Centre Administration