Yes, we're available from Monday to Saturday, please use the contact page to to view more details and check our locations. If you need a quick consultation, please Book a Free Online Consultation.

Yes, we tailor our services and our payment plans to our clients to make sure they are comfortable.

Of course. All our business clients are being issued an invoice for the amount due.

Every service is different, so the refund policy might slightly differ. During our consultation you will be informed about the refund policy of the service(s) you're interested in. The refund policy will be also presented in detail in the contract that will be shared with you before you sign for our services.

Currently we have a generous referral program, whenever you refer clients to us, you earn money per each client you refer. If you refer more than 5 clients, you get access to Referrer Dashboard, and you will enjoy perks like attending us on special events, accompanying us on business trips across Europe & more.

From time to time we also post job listings, whenever we look for new team members that want to work for our company. 

To obtain a work permit in Latvia as a non-EU/EEA citizen, several requirements must be met:  

Requirements for Non-EU/EEA Citizen:

1. Valid Passport: The applicant must have a valid passport with at least three months of validity remaining beyond the intended stay in Latvia and at least two blank pages.   
2. Invitation from the Employer: The applicant needs to present the official invitation approved by the OCMA from their prospective employer in Latvia. This invitation should not be older than 6 months at the time of application. 
3. Employment Agreement: A copy of the signed employment agreement with the Latvian employer must be submitted.
4. Additional Documents: every case is different and might require additional information from the applicant

Applying for Long-Stay Visa (Type D): Generally, to work in Latvia for more than 90 days, a non-EU/EEA citizen will need to apply for a long-stay visa (Type D). This application is usually submitted at the Latvian embassy or consulate in their country of residence.

Do you feel like all these requirements seem confusing? Contact us today and our consultants will happily explain and walk you through the process!

These type of jobs usually have more requirements. For example if you want to work in a clinic in Poland or Latvia, you will need to know the local language, english won't be enough. In Poland, a doctor must have Polish language skills sufficient for medical practice (no specific level stated but implied to be advanced), in Latvia the candidate must demonstrate C1-level Latvian language proficiency, verified through exams. When it comes to law practice, in Latvia Language Proficiency must be on C1-level Latvian, it is mandatory for practicing law. In poland it's Advanced Polish (C1/C2) for legal practice. 

Our team takes care of the hassle of coming up with an idea that aligns with your experience, we write the business plan and we pitch it to the endorsement body for you!

The basic requirements to apply for the visa are:

• Innovative Business Idea:
  Your business or business idea must be innovative (a new or unique concept), viable (realistic and achievable), and scalable (with potential for significant growth and job creation).

• Endorsement Requirement:
  You must have your business idea assessed and receive an endorsement from an approved endorsing body. This letter confirms that your idea meets the criteria set by the Home Office.

• Other Criteria:
  You need to be at least 18 years old, meet the English language requirements (typically a B2 level on the Common European Framework), and show you have sufficient personal savings (for example, holding at least £1,270 for 28 consecutive days) to support yourself.

• Personal Documentation:
  A valid passport or travel document to prove your identity and nationality.

• Financial Evidence:
  Recent bank statements showing that you have maintained the required savings for 28 consecutive days.

• English Language Proof:
  Certification from a Secure English Language Test (SELT) or academic qualifications (if applicable).

• Health Documentation:
  Tuberculosis test results if you are from a country where this is required.

• Your Endorsement Letter:
  The letter from your endorsing body, proving your business meets the necessary innovation, viability, and scalability criteria.

• Any Additional Supporting Documents:
  Depending on your personal circumstances, you might need extra documentation (e.g., details of your business plan).