There are different ways to get grants when starting a business. County development centres set up throughout Estonia offer free advisory services for new businesses. In addition, free consultations are also available at the Tallinn City Enterprise Centre and the Unemployment Insurance Fund. Financial support for starting a business can be applied for from the Estonian Business and Innovation Agency (EIS).

County development centres, which offer free advisory services, assist you in finding financial support for your projects. Development centres can provide information on EU assistance and other possible sources of support as well as private sector consultants and their services.

Tallinn entrepreneurship centre offers free advisory services to start-up companies, including on preparing a business plan and financial forecasts.

Estonian Business and Innovation Agency (EIS) offers grants and advisory services as well as practical training and workshops conducted by experts of the field to start-up companies.

It is possible to apply for assistance from the European Structural and Investment Funds under specific support measures and via open calls for proposals organised by implementing entities.

More detailed advice on how to plan and carry out your project can be found on the website of the State Shared Service Centre.