Ukrainian refugees are actively opening businesses in Estonia: important details
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Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Estonia has been actively supporting Ukrainian refugees. In particular, the Unemployment Fund provides financial assistance to entrepreneurs to develop their own business. Learn more about the entrepreneurial activities of Ukrainian refugees in Estonia
The Unemployment Fund actively supports Ukrainian refugees who were forced to leave their homes due to the outbreak of hostilities on the part of the Russian Federation. Anyone can apply for financial assistance to start a business in the amount of up to EUR 6,000 per person.
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How many Ukrainians have started their own business in Estonia?
In almost 2 years, about 84 thousand euros have been provided to Ukrainian entrepreneurs, and 233 people have received entrepreneurship training through the local Unemployment Insurance Fund.
During the same time, 727 people were deregistered and became entrepreneurs. 14 people started their own businesses with financial support from the Unemployment Fund.
Earlier, we told you that Ukraine has upgraded its economic status to a country with higher-than-average income, according to the new World Bank classification.
The largest number of businesses was launched in the following areas:
1. Manufacturing;
2. Accommodation and food services;
3. Wholesale and retail trade;
4. Service activities, repair of cars and bicycles;
5. Information and communications;
6. Education and entertainment startups.
The situation is changing rapidly, as the interest of refugees from Ukraine in entrepreneurship is growing rapidly. At the beginning of the war, IDPs hoped for a quick return home. Unfortunately, the reality turned out to be different. Short-term work is no longer in such demand, so more and more refugees with a flair for entrepreneurship are planning to start their own business.
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Assistance for starting your own business in Estonia
The Unemployment Insurance Fund provides financial assistance for starting your own business, the amount of assistance reaches 6 thousand euros per person.
The purpose of such financial support is to help start-up entrepreneurs create a functional and strong company. And ideally, to employ not only themselves but also other employees.
Statistics show that companies established with the assistance of the Unemployment Fund are strong and have been operating on the market for many years.
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