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Latvia Investor Residence Permit

Route record for Latvia investor residence through company capital, real estate, subordinated bank obligations, or government securities.

Verified
2026-07-22
Next review
2026-10-22

Latvia’s investor residence permit is a temporary residence route for qualifying third-country investors. The practical routes include company share-capital investment, qualifying real estate, subordinated obligations with a Latvian credit institution, and interest-free state securities.

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Programme Snapshot

ItemCurrent Rule
AuthorityOffice of Citizenship and Migration Affairs
Typical validityUp to 5 years, depending on ground
Company capital routeEUR 50,000 or EUR 100,000 investment, plus EUR 10,000 state-budget payment, depending on company scale
Real estate routeAt least EUR 250,000 qualifying property value, cadastral-value tests, non-cash payment, and 5% state-budget payment
Bank obligation routeAt least EUR 280,000 subordinated obligation for at least 5 years, plus EUR 25,000 state-budget payment
State securities routeEUR 250,000 interest-free state securities plus EUR 38,000 state-budget payment
FamilySpouse and children can be included if documented
Work rightsCheck the exact permit inscription and right-to-employment position before relying on work activity
Long-term pathPermanent residence and citizenship require separate residence, language, integration, and legal conditions

Good Fit

This route can fit investors who want an EU and Schengen residence card tied to a Latvian asset, company, or financial instrument and who can maintain clean evidence for renewal.

Poor Fit

It is a weak fit for applicants who want a simple passive citizenship route, cannot document source of funds, need certainty on local work rights, or are choosing property or company investment without independent legal, tax, banking, and exit-risk review.