välilliselle

Välilliselle is a term used in Estonian to describe a person who is not a citizen of Estonia but resides in the country temporarily or permanently. This term is often used in the context of immigration, residency, and legal status. Välilliselle can refer to individuals who have entered Estonia for various purposes, such as work, study, or tourism, and have obtained the necessary permits or visas to stay in the country.

The legal status of välilliselle is governed by Estonian immigration laws, which outline the requirements for obtaining residency permits, work permits, and other types of visas. These laws also specify the rights and obligations of välilliselle, including their right to work, study, and access to social services, as well as their responsibility to comply with Estonian laws and regulations.

Välilliselle may also be referred to as a foreigner or an immigrant, depending on the context. However, the term välilliselle is more specific and is often used to distinguish between different categories of non-citizens, such as refugees, asylum seekers, and economic migrants. It is important to note that the term välilliselle does not imply any negative connotation and is simply a descriptive term used to categorize individuals based on their legal status in Estonia.