Estonia is experiencing a decrease in the number of foreign seasonal workers this year, with 2,396 arrivals recorded so far. Despite the decline, agricultural jobs remain the primary draw for short-term foreign labor. This figure represents a noticeable downturn compared to previous years, suggesting shifting trends in labor migration. Authorities are monitoring the situation to understand the reasons behind the decrease. The continued reliance on seasonal workers highlights the importance of foreign labor to Estonia’s agricultural sector. Further analysis will be needed to determine if this decline is a temporary fluctuation or a long-term trend. The data offers insight into the evolving dynamics of Estonia's labor market and its dependence on external workforce support.