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How to Apply for a Temporary Residence Permit in Lithuania

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A temporary residence permit in Lithuania allows foreign nationals to live, work, or study in the country for an extended period. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the application process:

1. Prepare the Required Documents

Before submitting your application, gather the following essential documents:

  • A valid passport.
  • Proof of marital status (marriage certificate, if applicable).
  • Certificate of employment (if applicable).
  • Evidence of sufficient financial means to support your stay.
  • Proof of residence in Lithuania (rental agreement or property ownership).
  • Valid medical insurance.
  • Receipt of the paid state fee for the residence permit.
  • A police clearance certificate proving the absence of a criminal record.

Additional Documents Based on Purpose:

  • For employment: Certificate from your employer.
  • For family reunification: Documents proving family ties.
  • For studies: Enrollment confirmation from an educational institution.

2. Submit Your Application Online

Register and apply through the Lithuanian Migration Information System (MIGRIS). Ensure you upload digital copies of all required documents.

3. Visit the Migration Department

Four months after registering with MIGRIS, visit the migration office in person with:

  • Original documents and their copies.
  • Biometric data for identification purposes.

4. Receive Your Residence Permit

Once your application is processed and approved, you will be issued a residence permit containing your personal details. This document grants you the legal right to reside in Lithuania.

Cost: The fee for issuing a residence permit is €120.

By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth application process and successfully obtain your residence permit in Lithuania.

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