Latvian Diaspora

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.

Latvia has a growing job market, especially in sectors that actively hire international graduates.

Main sectors with opportunities:

• IT and digital technologies;
• Engineering and manufacturing;
• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals;
• Finance, banking and business services;
• Logistics and transport;
• Tourism and hospitality.

Demand is particularly high for:

• IT specialists, developers, data analysts;
• engineers and technical professionals;
• healthcare workers;
• finance and project management professionals.

After gaining experience or a work permit you can build a career across Europe and access wider EU job opportunities.

Yes, students are allowed to work during their studies.
Bachelor’s students:

• up to 20 hours per week during the semester
• up to 40 hours per week during holidays

Master’s and PhD students:

• no working-hour restrictions, they can work full-time.