Latvia investment immigration focuses on Latvian law:
The following persons possess the citizenship of the Republic of Latvia:
I. Citizens of Latvia who were legally registered in Latvia on June 17, 1940, and their descendants (excluding those who acquired another citizenship after May 4, 1990);
1. Ethnic Latvians and Livs who are legally registered and settled in Latvia, and who do not possess the citizenship of another country or have renounced their citizenship in accordance with the laws of the relevant countries;
2. Women who were legally registered and settled in Latvia, and who lost their Latvian citizenship under Article 7 of the Citizenship Law of August 23, 1919, as well as their descendants (excluding those who acquired another citizenship after May 4, 1990);
3. Persons who are legally registered and settled in Latvia, have obtained primary or secondary education in Latvian-language general full-time schools or in Latvian-language classes of Russian-Latvian bilingual general full-time schools, do not possess the citizenship of another country or have renounced their citizenship in accordance with the laws of the relevant countries, and their children under the age of 15 who are settled in Latvia.
II. Persons who have acquired Latvian citizenship through naturalization or other means in accordance with the Citizenship Law;
III. Children living in Latvia whose parents are unknown;
IV. Children living in orphanages or boarding schools whose parents are unknown;
V. Children whose parents are both Latvian citizens, regardless of where they were born, possess Latvian citizenship.
