LIFE IN ESTONIA AS A FILIPINO. Accommodation and Part-time jobs | FAQS Part 2

Описание: Last time, I answered some of the frequently asked questions that you guys have left in the comment section and the messages that I received in my Instagram. in this episode, I will try to shed some light on various information related to being a foreign student here in Tallinn, Estonia. I will be dissecting the 2 most asked and probably most important aspects of living in Estonia as a foregn student, accommodation and work. 

Suggested dorm/rooms:

https://citybox.no/en/tallinn/?gclid=...
https://dormitorium.ee/
https://taltech.ee/en/student-housing
https://www.euas.eu/student%20hostel/...

Private housing:

https://www.city24.ee/
https://www.kv.ee/

Facebook market is also a powerful platform to use when looking for a place to rent.

International students in Estonia do not need an additional working permit to work while studying full time because they are allowed to work, with 1 important condition: it does not interfere with their studies. As a side note, All non-EU students can also stay in Estonia for an additional 9 months after their graduation to look for a job in Estonia. Upon finding a job after graduation, they can use this time to apply for a temporary residence permit for work.

Starting from 1 September 2013, all international graduates who have obtained a Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD degree in Estonia can apply for a temporary residence permit for work under special conditions. This means that their employers do not have to follow strict payment/fee requirement (obligatory for other international temporary residence for work applicants) and these employers are not obligated to have the permission of Eesti Töötukassa (Estonian Unemployment Insurance Fund) for employing Estonian university graduates of a foreign nationality.

You can also watch my other winter activities in Tallinn:

LIFE IN ESTONIA AS A FOREIGN STUDENT. Things to consider when choosing a programme Tallinn Estonia
   • LIFE IN ESTONIA AS A FILIPINO. Why it's im...  

FOREIGNERS IN ESTONIA. Sledging in Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
   • FOREIGNERS IN ESTONIA. Sledging in Tallinn...  

WINTER IN TALLINN OLD TOWN. Snow days in Tallinn Estonia
   • WINTER IN TALLINN OLD TOWN. Snow days in T...  

NARVA DAY TOUR: My first time in Narva, Estonia
   • NARVA DAY TOUR: My first time in Narva, Es...  

ESTONIA BOG. Exploring and self-reflection in Pääsküla bog trail
   • ESTONIA BOG. Exploring and self-reflection...  

ROAD TRIP 1 (ESTONIA). Chasing Jägala waterfall and walking in frozen Lake Urbukse
   • ROAD TRIP 1 in ESTONIA. Chasing Jägala wat...  

Aside from sharing my insights about the living conditions and opening a discussion of life here in Estonia as a foreigner, I am a travel junkie who has been to more than 40 countries. I have been to several beautiful countries and great cities here in Europe, so if you want to see some of my recent videos, you can find the links below:

THE LOST CITY. Exploring the Ancient city of Pompeii in Italy
   • THE LOST CITY. Exploring Pompeii | Travel ...  

WELCOME TO NAPLES. Short city tour and dining at Gino e Toto Sorbillo
   • WELCOME TO NAPLES. City tour and dining at...  

WOW ZÜRICH. Traveling to Zurich, Switzerland, the best city in Europe
   • WOW ZÜRICH. The best city in Europe, Zuric...  

WHY IT'S GOOD TO LIVE IN TALLINN, ESTONIA?. From a perspective of a Filipino
   • IS IT GOOD TO LIVE IN TALLINN ESTONIA? Fro...  

WHY ESTONIA? Life of an International Student, living condition & expectations
   • WHY ESTONIA? Life of an International Stud...  

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