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In terms of migration, the aim of the Integration and Migration Foundation Our People (MISA)is to support migration processes. The foundation advises those who return to Estonia and supports them financially, where needed.
 

MISA`s migration support statistics since 2000:
 

 
Migration from Estonia
Repatriation to Estonia
Year
People
Sum
Average
sum
People
Sum
Average
sum
 
2000
414
2 564 628.-
6 195.-
200
1 909 288.-
9 546.-
2001
459
2 998 000.-
6 532.-
93
549 200.-
5 905.-
2002
378
2 819 000.-
7 458.-
75
431 000.-
5 747.-
2003
280
2 532 000.-
9 043.-
37
350 000.-
9 459.-
2004
235
2 403 000.-
10 225.-
36
397 000.-
11 208.-
2005
217
1 958 000.-
9 147.-
12
197 000.-
16 417.-
2006
145
1 301 512.-
8 976.-
40
795 000.-
19 875.-
2007
130
965 441.-
7 426.-
144
2 005 000.-
13 924.-
2008
70
333 000.-
4 757.-
242
1 907500.-
7 882.-
2009
38
247 200.-
6 505.-
42
695 000.-
16 548.-
2010
47
302 000.-
6 425.-
66
802 000.-
12 152.-
2011*
54
 24 975.-
 462,5.-
61
55 070.-
902.-
  2012 36 18 167.- 504.- 91 70 477.- 774.-
  2013 36 18 000.- 500.- 97 74 835.- 771.-
  2014  21 11600.- 552.- 70 63910.- 913.-
  2015 14 5972.- 497.- 122 79258.- 649.-

*Amounts in Estonian kroons up to 2010 (inclusive); amounts thereafter in euros.

MISA is continuing to provide migration-based advice and support in 2016. Return migration support will no longer be paid to those who left Estonia after 30 April 2016.

In previous years, expulsion support was allocated for humanitarian reasons to those being expelled from Estonia in order for them to return to their home country. Similar support was also provided for asylum-seekers and people who had illegally entered the country to leave Estonia via funding from the European Refugee Fund, the European Return Fund and the Estonian Ministry of the Interior.

Since the merger of the Estonian Migration Foundation and the Integration Foundation in 2010, neither people who illegally enter the country and who are subject to expulsion nor asylum-seekers have received material support from the Integration and Migration Foundation. Those being expelled from Estonia are dealt with by the Police and Border Guard Board, with people who illegally enter the country being assisted in returning by the Estonian office of the IOM.

 
Consultation on migration-related issues
Consultants are available at the following times:
Tuesday – 9:00 am to 17:00 pm
 
 
Address:  Lõõtsa 2a, 8th floor, Tallinn


For further information and to book an appointment please contact:
 
Telephone: +372 800 9999