Lithuania visas, from Pakistan.

Tourism, business or family visits up to 90 days across the whole Schengen area.

• Valid passport (6+ months validity)
• 6-month personal bank statement
• Travel medical insurance (€30,000 cover)
• Cover letter, itinerary & accommodation

Long-stay national visa to study at a recognised university.

• University admission letter
• Proof of funds (≈ €5,500/year)
• IELTS / language proficiency as required
• Accommodation & health insurance

Work-and-residence permit, simplified for shortage occupations.

• Qualifying job offer / contract
• Salary meeting the national threshold
• Recognised qualifications
• Police clearance certificate

Join a spouse or family member legally resident in the country.

• Marriage / birth certificates (legalised)
• Sponsor's residence, income & housing
• Relationship evidence
• Valid passport (6+ months validity)

A dedicated route for non-EU founders launching innovative ventures in fields such as IT, biotech, fintech or laser technology, run in partnership with Lithuania's Innovation Agency. Approved founders can relocate to build their company in Lithuania while working toward permanent residence.

• Business plan submitted via Startup Lithuania and scored by its evaluation committee
• Innovative activity in an approved sector (IT, biotech, fintech, laser tech, etc.)
• Proof of funds (approx. €12,000+/year for the main applicant)
• Health insurance of at least €30,000 coverage
• Company registered and operational within 120 days of arrival

Lithuania's most established entrepreneur route: incorporate and actively run a Lithuanian company (typically a UAB) and qualify for a temporary residence permit as its director or shareholder-employee. It's the go-to pathway for Pakistani business owners who want to relocate rather than rely on third-party sponsorship.

• Registered Lithuanian UAB with the minimum share capital required under the Law on Companies, fully paid in
• Genuine, active business operations (trading history required at renewal)
• Turnover-per-employee and net-asset levels meeting Migration Department thresholds, reviewed at renewal
• Clean criminal record certificate
• Proof of accommodation in Lithuania

For managers, specialists and trainees transferred to a Lithuanian branch or subsidiary of their existing employer group. The ICT permit doubles as a work and residence authorisation and is recognised across the EU under the ICT Directive.

• Minimum 6 months' prior employment in the group (3 months for trainees)
• Assignment letter confirming intra-group transfer and role
• Role as manager, specialist, or trainee as defined by the EU ICT Directive
• Assignment capped at 3 years for managers/specialists, 1 year for trainees

Issued for short-term seasonal roles in sectors such as agriculture, hospitality and tourism; permit length and state fee scale with the season, up to one year. It's a faster, lower-cost alternative to a standard work permit for time-bound labour needs.

• Employment offer for a designated seasonal-sector role (agriculture, hospitality, tourism)
• Employer registered with the Lithuanian Employment Service (Užimtumo tarnyba)
• Valid passport and travel medical insurance
• Accommodation arranged by employer or worker

For PhD candidates and researchers engaged under a hosting or employment agreement with a Lithuanian science or higher-education institution. It sits apart from the standard student route and can extend to cover EU mobility for multi-country research programmes.

• Hosting agreement or employment contract with a registered Lithuanian research institution
• Mediation letter submitted by the institution via MIGRIS
• Proof of accommodation in Lithuania
• Valid health insurance

Required for select nationalities transiting through the international zone of a Lithuanian airport en route to a non-Schengen destination, without formally entering Lithuania. It's a narrower, cheaper alternative to a full Schengen visa for layover-only travel.

• Valid passport (6+ months validity)
• Confirmed onward ticket to a non-Schengen destination
• Visa for the final destination country, if required
• Proof the itinerary requires airside transit only

A National D visa purpose track for patients travelling to Lithuania for treatment or medical rehabilitation exceeding the 90-day Schengen limit, backed by confirmation from a Lithuanian medical institution. Ideal for clients seeking specialised or extended care.

• Invitation/confirmation letter from a Lithuanian medical institution
• Proof of sufficient funds to cover treatment and stay
• Valid travel/medical insurance
• Valid passport (6+ months validity)