Immigration insights, visa guides and success stories to help you plan your move abroad.
Introduction Lithuania allows non-EU nationals to bring family members through a temporary residence permit on the basis of family reunification. In student-related cases, this usually includes a spouse or registered partner and dependent minor children. For bachelor’s students, family reunification is generally not immediate, and the student usually needs to first obtain a residence permit…
Studying abroad sparks excitement, but it’s natural to ask, “Is Lithuania safe?” when moving to a new country especially when leaving familiar surroundings for the Baltics. As someone who has advised hundreds of international students on relocating to Lithuania over the past decade, I’ve seen firsthand how its stable environment helps ease those concerns. In…
Applying for a Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) for/in Lithuania as a non-EU student is a mandatory step to legally stay for studies longer than 90 days. Under Lithuanian law, international students (from outside the EU/EEA) must use the online MIGRIS system to submit their Lithuania temporary residence permit application. MIGRIS – the Lithuanian Migration Information…
Stay in Lithuania Introduction For many international students, choosing a study destination is no longer only about tuition fees or university rankings. It is also about what happens after graduation. Students increasingly want to know whether a country will allow them to remain, work, and gradually build a long-term future there. So, how to stay…
Is Studying in Europe Always Expensive? The cost of living in Lithuania is much lower compared to other European countries, making it a more affordable option for students wanting to study abroad. For many, studying in Europe feels like a dream, but the financial strain can turn that dream into a daily challenge. Countries like…