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Required for non-EU students enrolled at an accredited Latvian higher-education institution for studies longer than 90 days. The institution must obtain PMLP's approval of an invitation before the student applies, and the permit is typically valid for one year at a time.
Non-EU students accepted onto a programme at an accredited Latvian institution.
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You must prove sufficient means of subsistence, which PMLP sets at a monthly minimum (commonly cited at 500 euros per month).
Yes, dependents can apply, but you must provide the right documents for each and show enough funds to support them.
Time on a student permit may count toward the general five-year residence requirement, but study years are often treated differently for long-term residence, so verify the current rules.
Your student permit ends with your studies, so to stay you generally need to switch to another residence basis, such as employment.
This permit is required for non-EU students enrolled at an accredited Latvian higher-education institution for studies longer than 90 days. The institution must obtain PMLP's approval of an invitation before you apply, and the permit is typically valid for one year at a time.
It is typically issued for the study year or program period (often up to one year) and must be renewed before it expires, usually with a fresh invitation from your university.
Yes. Full-time bachelor's students can generally work up to 20 hours per week, while master's and doctoral students typically have no such hourly cap.
