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Overview
Latvian culture has strong Baltic and folk traditions, particularly around seasonal celebrations. Jāņi, the midsummer festival, is one of the country's most important cultural occasions and features bonfires, traditional songs, wreaths and local foods. Latvia also has a strong choral tradition, represented by large-scale song and dance celebrations. Handicrafts, folk costumes and traditional music remain important expressions of Latvian identity.
Visa Fee Breakdown
List of Documents Needed
Latvia Checklist Business Visa:
Business Visa Requirements:-
Required Documents
1. Applicant’s Personal Documents
Valid Passport
Recent Passport-Size Photograph
Completed & Signed Visa Application Form
Cover Letter For Job Holder:-
Forwarding Letter / NOC
Personal Bank Statement
Personal TIN Certificate
Personal Income Tax Return (ITR)
2. Businessman / Company Documents
For Business Owners / Entrepreneurs:
Memorandum of Association (MOA)
Certificate of Incorporation
Company TIN Certificate
Company Bank Statement
Company Income Tax Return (ITR)
Valid Business Registration / Trade License, where applicable
3. Business Purpose Documents
Invitation Letter from the Icelandic Company / Organization
Business Meeting / Conference / Event Confirmation, if applicable
Details of the Icelandic Inviting Company / Organization
Supporting documents explaining the purpose of the business visit
4. Travel Documents
Detailed Travel Itinerary
Round-Trip Air Ticket Booking / Flight Reservation
Hotel Booking / Proof of Accommodation
Travel Medical Insurance covering the entire Schengen Area
Insurance coverage of at least EUR 30,000
Important Note
Additional documents may be requested depending on the applicant’s profile, travel purpose and individual circumstances. Document requirements and visa processing procedures may vary. Submission of all required documents does not guarantee visa approval, as the final decision rests solely with the competent Icelandic authorities.