Obtain residency in an EU and Schengen member state through a qualifying investment.
Latvia Golden Visa offers eligible non-EU nationals an opportunity to obtain Latvian residency through qualifying real estate investment.
Invest in eligible real estate starting from €250,000 to pursue Latvian residency.
Enjoy family inclusion, enhanced mobility, and access to European opportunities.
Latvia remains one of the few European Union countries where qualifying property investment can still provide a pathway to residency, making it an increasingly attractive option for global investors.
€250,000
Applicants may qualify through investment in eligible Latvian real estate with a minimum property value of:
€250,000
The investment must satisfy applicable program requirements and property eligibility criteria established under Latvian immigration regulations.
In addition to the property investment, government fees and other program-related charges may apply depending on the applicant’s circumstances.
Unlike contribution-based residency programs, Latvia’s Golden Visa allows investors to retain ownership of their qualifying property while benefiting from residency rights and long-term European planning opportunities.
This combination of residency benefits and tangible asset ownership remains one of the key attractions of the Latvian program.
Successful applicants may obtain Latvian residency through qualifying property investment.
Latvian residency provides access to travel throughout Schengen countries according to applicable immigration regulations.
Eligible family members may generally be included within the residency application.
Qualifying family members may include:
Investors maintain ownership of qualifying real estate assets while benefiting from residency rights.
The program may support:
Latvia offers:
Located in Northern Europe, Latvia provides convenient connectivity to major European destinations while offering access to the European market and international business opportunities.
The inclusion of qualifying family members makes Latvia Golden Visa particularly suitable for investors seeking long-term family relocation and European planning solutions.
To qualify for the Latvia Golden Visa, applicants are generally expected to:
Applicants may be required to provide:
Requirements may vary depending on the selected investment route and individual circumstances.
Latvia Residence by Investment Programme allows qualifying foreign investors and their families to obtain residency rights through approved property investment.
At Flair International, we understand that residency-by-investment is more than an immigration process—it is a long-term investment and lifestyle decision.
Eligibility assessment, investment advice, and property acquisition support.
Document preparation, source of funds review, and application submission assistance.
Family inclusion, residency planning, compliance guidance, and ongoing client assistance.
Latvia Golden Visa is a residency-by-investment programme that allows eligible non-EU nationals to obtain Latvian residency through qualifying property investment.
Applicants may qualify through eligible Latvian real estate investment starting from €250,000.
Yes. Eligible family members, including spouses and dependent children, may generally be included within the application.
Yes. Investors retain ownership of their qualifying property while benefiting from residency rights.
Yes. Latvian residency allows travel throughout Schengen countries according to applicable immigration regulations.
Yes. Latvia is a member of both the European Union and the Schengen Area.
Yes. Subject to compliance with program requirements, residency permits may generally be renewed.
Potentially yes. Citizenship eligibility may become available in the future subject to Latvian nationality laws and applicable requirements.
Applicants typically provide identity documents, property investment evidence, source of funds documentation, bank statements, and supporting family records.
Investors are attracted by the combination of property ownership, European residency, Schengen mobility, family inclusion, and access to a stable EU market.