LatviaPublished: 12 September 2026 at 20:47

Latvia's anti-corruption bureau KNAB seeks covert operatives, offers €2,000 salary

Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has opened vacancies for covert operative staff, offering a pre-tax salary of 2,000 euros during the probationary period. The bureau shared the information with the LETA news agency.

Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau, known as KNAB, has announced it is recruiting for covert operative positions within the institution.

According to information the bureau provided to the LETA news agency, candidates willing to take on secret operational work are being invited to apply. KNAB stated that during the probationary period, successful applicants would receive a salary of 2,000 euros before tax deductions.

KNAB is the Latvian state body responsible for preventing and combating corruption, and its work includes operational activities that require specially trained personnel to carry out covert tasks.

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