Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999

The final was held on 30 January 1999 at the ETV Studios in Tallinn. It was hosted by Romi Erlach and Marko Reikop.

The format of the final was the same as in previous years, with a 10-member "expert" international jury awarding points to their favourite songs from the 10 in the final. The jury that voted in the final included 1997 Eurovision winner Katrina Leskanich from the United Kingdom, Bjorgvin Halldorsson from Iceland, Nana Mouskouri from Greece (who represented Luxembourg in 1963) and conductors Anders Berglund from Sweden, Noel Kelehan from Ireland and Kobi Oshrat from Israel (the latter of whom also composed 1979 winner "Hallelujah," which he performed as an interval act during the show).

Detailed International Jury Votes
Draw	Song											Total
1	"Aeg kord täidab soovid"	2	3	2	3	1	5	8	8	1	1	34
2	"Day I Lived A Year"	6	5	8	8	5	4	6	3	5	3	53
3	"Vee ja soola saaga"	10	12	6	4	4	12	5	1	12	7	73
4	"If You Could Only Hear Me"	4	10	7	2	2	10	12	4	4	12	67
5	"Soolo"	5	2	5	12	8	1	3	10	8	4	58
6	"Mu hääl"	1	1	10	5	3	2	4	2	10	2	40
7	"Didn't I Know"	7	4	12	7	6	8	7	12	3	6	72
8	"Say You Love Me"	8	7	3	6	7	3	2	6	2	5	49
9	"Opera On Fire"	3	6	1	1	12	6	1	7	7	10	54
10	"Diamond of Night"	12	8	4	10	10	7	10	5	6	8	80
Judges
Sweden – Anders Berglund (frequent conductor for Swedish entries, musical director for the 1992 contest)  Latvia – Raimonds Pauls  Slovenia – Andrej Karoli  Iceland – Björgvin Halldórsson (represented Iceland at the 1995 contest)  Germany – Manfred Witt  Italy – Camila Raznovich  Ireland – Noel Kelehan (frequent conductor for Irish entries, musical director for all Irish-hosted contests between 1981 and 1995)  United Kingdom – Katrina Leskanich (lead singer of Katrina and the Waves, the winners of the 1997 contest)  Greece – Nana Mouskouri (represented Luxembourg at the 1963 contest)  Israel – Kobi Oshrat (composer and conductor of several Israeli entries, including 1979 winner "Hallelujah")