Your way to EU residency

Invest in Latvian commercial real estate or company and apply for a 5-year Schengen residence permit. Investment starting from EUR 50,000. Professional management, transparent process and reliable returns.

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Investment packages

Three tiers designed to match your budget and investment goals — each includes full residency support.

Commercial properties

Investment from EUR 150,000

Company Investment

From EUR 50,000

How it works

Six steps from first conversation to your EU residence permit.

Initial Consultation

We discuss your personal situation, investment goals, and residency needs. You receive a full overview of the Latvian Golden Visa program, timelines, and costs.

Compliance & KYC

You complete a KYC and AML questionnaire. We verify compliance with international anti-money laundering regulations and confirm that we can proceed.

Legal Setup

We prepare the service agreement and arrange a consultation with our licensed legal partners in Latvia. You review, ask questions, and sign.

Investment & SPV Registration

You transfer investment funds to the SPV. Our legal team registers you as a shareholder in the Latvian Company Register — the legal basis for your residency application.

Residency Application

The SPV issues an official invitation. You submit your application at a Latvian Embassy. OCMA reviews and approves — typically within 30 to 90 days.

Property Acquisition & Management

Once approved, we identify and acquire suitable commercial real estate. A professional property manager handles operations, tenants, and rental income.

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Investment opportunities

Active commercial real estate prospects in Riga with strong yields and long-term tenants.

Bullu Street 11, Riga

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Insights

Market analysis, programme updates, and investment guides.

Baltics

The Baltic Tiger 2.0: Why Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania Are Europe’s New Investment Powerhouse

While much of Western Europe grapples with sluggish growth and aging infrastructure, a dynamic transformation is taking place on the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea. The "Baltic Tiger" hasn't just returned; it has evolved into a sophisticated, high-tech, and green-energy-driven economic bloc. In 2026, the Baltic region—comprising Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—is no longer a "frontier" market. It is a highly integrated, Eurozone-stabilized powerhouse that offers a unique combination of Nordic efficiency and emerging-market returns. For investors seeking a hedge against traditional market volatility, the Baltics represent the most compelling growth narrative in Europe today.

5/8/2026

Riga City

Why Riga Is One of Europe’s Most Underrated Investment Cities?

While the spotlight of European real estate investment often flickers between the red-hot markets of Berlin, Warsaw, or Lisbon, a quieter—and arguably more lucrative—story is unfolding in the Baltics. Riga is no longer just a beautiful weekend getaway; it is rapidly emerging as one of Europe’s most attractive investment frontiers. Positioned as a Eurozone capital that remains significantly undervalued compared to its neighbors, Tallinn and Vilnius, Riga offers a rare "Goldilocks" scenario for investors: low entry prices, high rental yields, and a massive infrastructure-led growth trajectory. If you are looking for a high-growth, under-the-radar market with the stability of the EU framework, the window of opportunity in Riga is wide open—but it’s beginning to narrow.

5/5/2026

Commercial real estate market

What the Riga Commercial Real estate Market Really Represents

At first glance, Riga might seem like a smaller, less liquid market compared to Western Europe. In reality, it functions differently. It’s less about rapid price appreciation and more about income stability, accessibility, and entry efficiency. In practical terms, the market offers: relatively high yields compared to Western Europe lower entry thresholds across most asset classes a strong base of local and regional demand increasing institutional structure over time So the conversation is less about speculation—and more about structured, income-focused exposure.

4/23/2026

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