Latvia Detail

Overview

The name Latvija is derived from the name of the ancient Latgalians, one of four Indo-European Baltic tribes (along with Couronians, Selonians and Semigallians), which formed the ethnic core of modern Latvians together with the Finnic Livonians
Latvia Passport Ranking: Visa Free 160 Countries
Border Countries: Russia|Belarus|Estonia|Lithuania
IELTS Required
Intakes: February & September
Study Acceptance: World Wide Recognition

Latvia Capital:	Riga
Time Zone	GMT +3
Country Code	LV
Calling Code	+371
Currency	Euro (€)
Total Population	19.6 Lakhs
Area	64,589 sq km
Religion	Lutheranism is the main Christian denomination among ethnic
GDP	$ 2767.74 crores
Location	Baltic sea
Official Language	Lithuania, Estonia Generally Used: English, Russia
Work Rights & Stay Back:	20hrs per week working is allowed during studies. Six month stay back after study completion.
Monetary Pay	Around 7-8 (€) Euro per hour for part time job.

You will have all the benefits of living in a European country with lower costs than many westernized EU nations.
Latvia is a multi cultured state
One of the europe’s best preserved havens for the wide variety of wildlife
Tuition fees and living costs are generally lower than the costs in most “Western Countries”
Paid internships
Qualified faculty members at international standards
EU membership means that a degree from Latvia is equivalent to other EU countries, making it easier to get credentials recognized
Universities are well known for producing high quality IT and engineering graduates
Studying in Latvia provides an opportunity for cross-cultural exposure and personal development

Latvia’s internet speed is fastest in the world.
Latvia has 12,000 rivers and 3,000 small lakes – perfect if you like messing about in boats.
Latvia has 12,000 rivers and 3,000 small lakes – perfect if you like messing about in boats.
They produced one of the world’s greatest (and tallest) female basketball players
There are two Unesco World Heritage sites – the historic centre of Riga, known for its Art Nouveau architecture, and the lesser-known Struve.
Latvians are a nation of singers and dancers with hundreds of thousands of people participating in choirs, folk dance groups, folklore collectives, orchestras and amateur theatres across the small country.
Its home for the first Christmas Tree – the first decorated Christmas tree on record was one in Riga back in 1510

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