Latvia offers temporary residence on several distinct investment grounds under the Immigration Law — real estate, share capital in a Latvian company, interest-free government bonds, or subordinated bank liabilities. Each route also requires a separate one-off contribution to the state budget when the first permit is issued.
Non-EU nationals making a qualifying investment in Latvia, together with their close family.
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Subordinated liabilities (subordinated capital) toward a Latvian credit institution of at least EUR 280,000, with a transaction term of at least five years, qualify for this route.
It can. After five years of legal residence, meeting the minimum-stay, income and A2-level Latvian language conditions, you may apply for EU long-term resident (permanent) status.
Latvia offers temporary residence on several distinct investment grounds — real estate, share capital in a Latvian company, interest-free government bonds, or subordinated bank liabilities. Each route also requires a separate one-off payment into the state budget when the first permit is issued.
Yes. A spouse and dependent minor children can generally be included, subject to the same supporting documents and higher subsistence proof.
Yes. For the subordinated-capital route, the applicant must pay a one-time amount into the state budget upon receiving the first temporary residence permit.
You need a passport copy, application form, photograph, criminal background statement (for those over 14), proof of subsistence, proof of the state payment, and the bank's confirmation of subordinated liabilities.
The investor temporary residence permit is granted for up to five years and can be renewed as long as the qualifying investment is maintained.