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Lithuania provides affordable Baltic education with EU benefits.
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Lithuania provides affordable Baltic education with EU benefits.
A general path most students follow. Exact timing varies by university, program, and intake, so confirm specific deadlines with your shortlisted universities.
Academic year starts: September
Admission intakes: Autumn (September), Spring (February)
10 is Excellent, 5 is the minimum passing grade, below 5 is Fail.
Most students prefer Revolut for quick setup, but for a local bank, visit a branch with your TRP and student ID. Some banks charge a monthly service fee for non-EU citizens.
We have not researched Lithuania's own requirements yet, so this shows only what every destination asks for. Lithuania will almost certainly want more — confirm with your university and its visa authority before relying on this.
Graduates can apply for a 12-month temporary residence permit to search for a job or start self-employment.
Moderate
Lithuania has a rich Baltic heritage with a mix of Catholic traditions and modern European lifestyle. People are generally reserved but helpful.
ESN (Erasmus Student Network), University Sports Clubs, Hiking in National Parks, Song and Dance Festivals
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Vilnius University
Funding
200.00 EUR per month for 10 months
Citizens of Ukraine or Belarus accepted to study at Vilnius University who are victims of regime repressions.
Vilnius University
Funding
EUR 2 BSB to 35 BSB
Students facing illness, death of relatives, disasters, or sudden financial deterioration.
Vilnius University
Funding
11 basic social benefits (approx. 770 EUR)
Students with particularly good academic results.
International students for Master's degrees · Deadline: May
Outstanding academic performance · Deadline: May
Research and short-term studies · Deadline: April
Yes, for stays longer than 90 days, Indian students must apply for a National Visa (D) and subsequently a Temporary Residence Permit (TRP).
Lithuania is significantly more affordable than countries like Germany or France, especially regarding rent and public transport.
Yes, many universities offer a wide range of Bachelor's and Master's programs entirely in English.
Yes, international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the semester.
Digital banks like Revolut allow some setup, but traditional Lithuanian banks usually require a physical presence and a residence permit.
Yes, Lithuania is one of the safest countries in Europe with a low crime rate and a growing international community.
Yes, for stays longer than 90 days, Indian students must apply for a National Visa (D) and subsequently a Temporary Residence Permit (TRP).
Lithuania is significantly more affordable than countries like Germany or France, especially regarding rent and public transport.
Yes, many universities offer a wide range of Bachelor's and Master's programs entirely in English.
Yes, international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the semester.
Digital banks like Revolut allow some setup, but traditional Lithuanian banks usually require a physical presence and a residence permit.
Yes, Lithuania is one of the safest countries in Europe with a low crime rate and a growing international community.
Lithuania has a safety index of 67 for international students. Carry a reflector on your clothing at night (legal requirement)
The job market in Lithuania is generally described as moderate for graduates, with demand in sectors such as {"demand": "High", "sector": "Information Technology", "avg_salary": 32000}.
Lithuania offers a pathway to permanent residency through Temporary Residence Permit to Permanent Residence, subject to eligibility such as 5 years of continuous legal residence, passing Lithuanian language and constitution exam, and stable income..
The average monthly cost of living in Lithuania is approximately 750, covering accommodation, food, and daily expenses.
Yes. Check the Scholarships page on GCQ360 filtered by Lithuania for current opportunities, or ask a counselor about funding options for Lithuania.
A GCQ360 counsellor will help you shortlist universities and plan your application.
