Latvian Diaspora

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.

The application process depends on two main factors:

• language skills (Latvian or English)
• most recent education (Latvian or obtained abroad).

Please find your specific conditions and follow the guidance in the infographic HERE.

Yes, but the answer depends on an important detail: your status – latvian citizenship or not.

• If you have Latvian (or EU/EEA) citizenship you can apply for state‑funded study places, but the study programmes are tought in Latvian language. These applicants compete in the standard admission process for state-funded spots. So diaspora members with Latvian citizenship are treated the same as local applicants.
• If you do NOT have Latvian/EU citizenship - usually NO (for state-funded places). In this case, you apply as an international student. You would typically pay tuition fees or apply for Latvian state scholarship for international students for studies instead.