Student Visa Guide
Lithuania Student Visa Process & Requirements
A structured and professional overview for students planning to study in Lithuania, including eligibility, documentation, application steps, post-arrival obligations, and student work rights.
Who Needs a Student Visa?
- Non-EU nationals generally need a student visa for studies longer than 90 days.
- Bangladeshi students typically apply through a National (D) visa or study residence pathway.
- Short-term courses may follow a different short-stay process, depending on duration.
- Degree programs usually require a long-stay route.
Always verify requirements for your specific intake and institution.
Key Requirements
- Completed application form
- Valid passport
- Passport-size photographs
- Official admission or offer letter
- Academic certificates and transcripts
- Police clearance certificate
- Proof of accommodation
- Health insurance coverage
- Language proficiency proof (if required)
Documents not issued in English may require certified translation.
How to Apply
1
Secure admission
Apply and receive an official offer letter.
2
Prepare documents
Organize documents per embassy/center checklist.
3
Submit application
Attend biometrics and submission appointment.
4
Interview & decision
Interview may be conducted online.
Apply early to avoid appointment delays.
After Arrival in Lithuania
- Register your local address after arrival (if required by local rules).
- Proceed with Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) steps if applicable.
- Maintain active enrollment and academic progress.
- Keep insurance valid and documents updated.
Procedures can vary by municipality and institution guidance.
Student Work Rights
- Part-time work may be permitted during studies (subject to regulations).
- Full-time work may be allowed during official academic holidays.
- Post-study pathways may be available depending on legal rules.
Work permissions depend on visa status and current national regulations.
Validity & Renewal
- Long-stay entry is typically time-limited.
- Status renewal depends on continued enrollment and compliance.
- Renew before expiry to avoid disruption or legal gaps.
Always initiate renewals early to prevent delays.