Long-stay (Type D)
Lithuania's national long-stay visa for stays over 90 days.
9 Lithuanian resources in this topic
Visa routes
- Temporary Residence Permit for EmploymentVisa route
The standard route for a non-EU national with a Lithuanian job offer to live and work in the country, tied to one specific employer and role.
- EU Blue CardVisa route
The EU-wide residence and work permit for highly qualified non-EU professionals who hold a Lithuanian job offer paying an above-average salary.
- Temporary Residence Permit for Legal Activity (Business)Visa route
A residence permit for non-EU nationals who own or manage a genuinely operating Lithuanian company, letting them live in the country to run it.
- Startup VisaVisa route
A dedicated route for non-EU founders of innovative, scalable startups, granting a long-stay visa and then a temporary residence permit once experts assess the venture.
- Temporary Residence Permit for StudiesVisa route
The residence permit for non-EU students admitted to a Lithuanian higher-education institution or formal training programme, allowing them to live in the country while they study.
- Temporary Residence Permit for Family ReunificationVisa route
Lets the spouse and minor children of a Lithuanian citizen, or of a foreign resident, join or stay with them in Lithuania.
- Residence for ResearchersVisa route
For non-EU researchers coming to carry out scientific research at a Lithuanian science or higher-education institution under a formal hosting agreement.
- National (Type D) Long-Stay VisaVisa route
Lithuania's long-stay visa for stays over 90 days that fall outside the standard residence-permit categories, such as short study exchanges, posted workers and certain other cases.
- Permanent Residence Permit (EU Long-Term Resident)Visa route
Long-term settlement status for foreigners who have lived legally in Lithuania for five years, giving near-equal rights and an open labour market.