Latvia investment immigration focuses on Latvian law:
Article 41 In the following cases, the Director of the Immigration Office or an authorized official shall issue a notice to leave the country within 7 days, indicating the period of prohibition of re-entry:
(1) Foreigners violate the relevant regulations on entry and residence during their stay in Latvia;
(2) According to the provisions of Article 61, paragraph 1 or 2 of this law.
Article 42 (1) Within 7 working days after the issuance of the notice to leave under Article 41, paragraph 1 of this law, foreigners have the right to appeal to the Director of the Immigration Office. The Director of the Immigration Office shall extend the validity of their residence permit until a decision is made on their appeal.
(2) Within 7 working days after receiving the decision of the Director of the Immigration Office regarding their appeal, the persons referred to in Article 40 of this law have the right to file a lawsuit in the court located in the area of the Immigration Office.
(3) No lawsuit can be filed against the notice to leave issued under the provisions of Article 41, paragraph 2 of this law.
Article 43 Filing a lawsuit in court regarding the notice to leave shall not itself serve as a basis for residence in Latvia.
Article 44 The Immigration Office shall cooperate with the State Border Guard and other state authorities to supervise whether foreigners automatically leave the country after receiving the notice to leave.
Article 45 (1) Foreigners who have been issued a notice to leave and do not possess valid travel documents, and cannot obtain them through their consular authorities, may be issued a departure document.
(2) The form and issuance procedure of the departure document shall be determined by the government.
