Estonia virtual phone numbers

Estonia has specific regulations governing telemarketing activities to protect consumers from unwanted calls. Here are some key points:

• Calling hours: Telemarketers can call consumers between 9 AM and 9 PM local time, with no restrictions on weekdays (Source: Estonian Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority)
• Do-not-call list: Estonia does not have a national do-not-call list, but consumers can request to be removed from telemarketing lists (Source: Estonian Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority)
• Record keeping: Telemarketers must keep records of calls, including dates, times, and outcomes, for a minimum of two years (Source: European Union's Electronic Communications Act)
• Consent: Telemarketers must obtain prior consent from consumers before making calls, and must provide clear information about the purpose of the call (Source: European Union's Electronic Communications Act)

These regulations aim to protect Estonian consumers from unwanted telemarketing calls while ensuring businesses comply with EU and national laws.

Estonia's economy in 2024 is expected to be driven by a mix of opportunities and challenges across various sectors.

• Digitalisation and Innovation: Estonia's robust digital infrastructure and thriving startup ecosystem, bolstered by initiatives like the Estonian Startup Visa, will continue to attract foreign investment and drive economic growth.
• Export-oriented Industry: While exports have been impacted by the pandemic and sanctions on Russia, Estonia's economy is projected to rebound in 2025 as external demand from Nordic countries and other European partners recovers.
• Fiscal Policy and Private Investment: Estonia's conservative budget policy and flat-rate income taxation will help maintain economic stability, while rising real wages and lower interest rates are expected to support private consumption and investment.

According to OECD economic surveys Estonia’s emphasis on skills development, energy security, and decarbonisation positions the country to weather the current recession and attain sustainable growth in the years ahead.