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When Estonia launched its e-Residency scheme five years ago, it was a leap into the dark. But nowadays the programme is boosting economic growth, tax revenues, and the country’s profile through an emerging generation of global, highly-mobile entrepreneurs.

Brexit is likely to make things difficult for citizens and businesses in the UK. Losing access to the EU could make trade and relationships especially hard. One way around this is by using Estonia’s e-Residency scheme.

According to Deloitte, from every euro put into the e-residency programme Estonia will get 101 in return.

Estonia became the first country to offer e-Residency 3 years ago & now has nearly 30,000 people from 139 countries signed up. Happy birthday, e-Residency!

The Estonian Police and Border Guard Board has (digitally) signed an agreement for the pilot project, which aims to expand the benefits of e-Residency globally.

In cooperation with Estonia’s e-Residency program, international payments company Paymentwall on Monday…

Estonian e-residents can use a growing number of payment and banking services that are partnering with e-Residency.

Prime Minister Jüri Ratas discussed the priorities of the Estonian Presidency of the Council of the European Union and the cooperation between the countries with Prime Minister of Norway Erna Solberg and handed e-residency over to Solberg at the meeting in Tallinn.

Estonia’s e-Residency offers the freedom to easily start and run a location-independent business online using the convenient digital business services of Estonia.

There seems to be some angst and uncertainty in London about what…

Kaspar Korjus is the man heading Estonia’s hottest idea after Skype. It…

Estonia is ranked first overall in the InterNations survey on Digital Life Abroad, which has identified the most highly connected countries, where innovation, online services and digitally forward-thinking lifestyles are drawing expats from across the globe.