Latvia visa requirements for Singaporeans
Travel and visa requirements
Latvian Visa is not required for Singaporeans
Stay Duration: 90 days
Entry Requirements
- Singapore citizens intending to visit Latvia for a duration of 90 days are not required to obtain a visa.
- Passports of citizens must be six months beyond the period of stay in Latvia.
- Certificate of vaccination against diseases is not necessary for Mauritius citizens visiting Latvia.
- Visitors are required to provide at least one blank page for entry stamps.
- Currencies beyond the equivalent of 10,000 Euros are not allowed from entry and exit.
- Visitors are not required to pay any airport tax upon their departure from the airport.
- Lufthansa, Air France, LOT and British Airways are some of the airlines that fly from Singapore to Latvia.
- The estimated flight time from Singapore to Riga is 17 hours 30 minutes.
- Latvia adopts the Eastern European Summer Time zone (GMT+3) so, Singapore is 6 hours ahead of Latvia.
- Guns are permitted at entry provided the traveler has import permission from the Latvian Police department.
- Works of art more than 50 years old require permission from Latvian authorities at entry and departure.
- Pet animals must be accompanied by a health certificate and veterinarian documents.
- Latvia has a temperate climate that has been described in various sources as either humid continental or oceanic.
- Winter starts in Latvia starts from mid-December and lasts until mid-March with an average temperature of -6 °C. Summer, on the other hand, starts in June and lasts until August with warm and sunny days and cool evenings and nights.
- Most of the country is composed of fertile lowland plains and moderate hills.
- The typical Latvian landscape consists of a mosaic of vast forests alternates with fields, farmsteads, and pastures.
- Latvia has hundreds of kilometers of undeveloped seashore lined by pine forests, dunes, and continuous white sand beaches.
- Latvia's national parks are Guaja Nation in Vidzeme, Kemeri National Park in Zemgale, Slitere National Park in Kurzeme and Razna National Park in Latgale.
- Approximately 30,000 species of flora and fauna have been registered in Latvia. Common species of wildlife in Latvia include deer, wild boar, moose, lynx, bear, fox, beaver, and wolves.
- The largest religion in Latvia is Christianity followed by Judaism and Islam. There are more than 600 Latvian neopagans called the Deivturi whose religion is based on Latvian mythology.
- Latvian cuisine is made up of recipes such as potatoes, wheat, barley, cabbage, onions, eggs, and pork.
- Ice hockey is usually considered the most popular sport in Latvia. Other popular sports include football, floorball, tennis, volleyball, cycling, bobsleigh, and skeleton.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Latvia safe for tourist travel?
Latvia is generally a safe place for tourists to visit. The crime rates are relatively low. However, it is advised that you remain vigilant at all times, especially on the streets.
Do I need a visa to travel to Latvia?
The visa policy of Latvia provides that citizens of Singapore can visit the country for a duration of 90 days without a visa.
What is the predominant religion in Latvia?
The largest religion in Latvia is Christianity followed by Judaism and Islam. There are more than 600 Latvian neopagans called the Deivturi whose religion is based on Latvian mythology.
Is English spoken in Latvia?
Latvian isn't the only language spoken in Latvia. A percentage of people also speak Russian. Some speak both languages, some speak both plus English, and some only speak one or the other.