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International Educational Programs for Professionals |
Estonia is a developed country with an advanced, high-income economy that was among the fastest-growing in the EU since its entry in 2004.[18] The country ranks very high in the Human Development Index,[11] and compares well in measures of economic freedom, civil liberties, education,[19] and press freedom.[20] Estonian citizens receive universal health care,[21] free education,[22] and the longest paid maternity leave in the OECD.[23] One of the world's most digitally-advanced societies,[24] in 2005 Estonia became the first state to hold elections over the Internet, and in 2014, the first state to provide e-residency. (SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA)
The most advanced digital society in the world |
Named ‘the most advanced digital society in the world’ by Wired, ingenious Estonians are pathfinders, who have built an efficient, secure and transparent ecosystem that saves time and money. e-Estonia invites you to follow the digital journey.
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ESTONIA OVERVIEW
The Estonian government is keen to augment the post-study work opportunities it offers international students and it is running targeted networking events to facilitate job offers for its international graduates with businesses in the country.
AN INTERESTING AND VERY POSITIVE GOVERNMENT PROGRAM FOR INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONALS.
MASTER'S PROGRAMS
You will find a list of programs, length, cost, admissions and scholarships information. These are some of the least expensive Master's programs in the EU.
VISA FOR STUDYING IN ESTONIA
Estonia does not issue a "study visa"
Non-EU Citizens:
Citizens from countries outside the EU will need to check if a visa is needed for them to enter Estonia as some none-EU nations have a visa-free agreement with the country.
If a visa is needed, the student can apply for either a short-term stay (type C – less than 90 days) or long-stay visa (type D – 3 to 12 months) to be allowed entry into the Schengen area.
Should the duration of study exceed more than 12 months, an Estonian temporary residence permit (TRP) is also needed to pursue a study in Estonia.
Citizens from countries outside the EU will need to check if a visa is needed for them to enter Estonia as some none-EU nations have a visa-free agreement with the country.
If a visa is needed, the student can apply for either a short-term stay (type C – less than 90 days) or long-stay visa (type D – 3 to 12 months) to be allowed entry into the Schengen area.
Should the duration of study exceed more than 12 months, an Estonian temporary residence permit (TRP) is also needed to pursue a study in Estonia.
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