The most eastern port
of the European Union
in the Baltic Sea
Port of Sillamäe
Welcome to the largest private port in Estonia!
59°24'57.7"N
27°43'50.2"E
Northeastern Estonia, Narva Bay

At a glance

The port of Sillamäe (Silport) is the second largest in Estonia and the fifth maritime trading port in the Baltic States, which plays an important role in Estonia and especially in the transportation system of North-East Estonia and international logistics.

100%
750ha
16m
Private owned port
Territory of the port
multifunctional deep sea port with the depth of 16 m
II/V
24/7
2005
the second largest in Estonia and the fifth in the Baltic States maritime trading port
navigable and operating all year round
was opened for international navigation
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The territory of the port is a Free Zone of control type 1.

A 100% privately owned landlord-type port with ​​750 ha for cargo terminals and industrial plants.

Fully built-out port infrastructure.

 

Learn more: Port

Main advantages

A favorable geographical location in Northern Europe, on the border between the European Union and CIS.

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A favorable location allows successfully participate in international cooperation and use the logistics of sea, rail, road and air transport.
The depth of the berths up to 16 m (BK77) allows to service all vessels entering the Baltic Sea through the Danish Straits.
The territory of the port of Sillamäe is a Free Zone of control type 1, which makes it possible to transfer ownership of goods with 0% VAT rate and to perform storage of cargo transshipped in transit through Estonia with no taxes and duties having to be paid.
News
21.04.2025
Presentation 2025
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26.03.2024
01.05.2024 the tonnage dues will change
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1.03.2024
Updated port regulations and fees
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6.09.2021
Video-2021
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PORT OF SILLAMÄE

2 Kesk Str., 40231 Sillamäe

Phone: (+372) 392 9150

E-mail:

Invoices:

Registry code: 10318973

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