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E-residency application in Estonia becomes easier from April

Chief Editor March 19, 2015 0 13 sec read
The Estonian government approved a decree on Thursday according to which the digital ID card of an e-resident can be received with one customer contact from April 2015, LETA/Public Broadcasting reports.

This means that the potential e-resident does not need to personally go to the police and border….


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