What documents are required to apply?

Q: What documents are required to apply?

The documentation process is minimal and simplified compared to most EU residency programs. Typically, you will need: A valid passport (US, UK, Australia, or New Zealand). Health Insurance for 12 months Bank Statement showing a minimum balance of €13,000 A completed residency application form , which we prepare for you. Because Lithuania considers citizens of these countries low-risk, you do not need to submit employment contracts, property deeds, or investment documents. We handle all translations, government forms, and submission logistics on your behalf. Our clients consistently remark how quick and straightforward the paperwork process is compared to other immigration or residency programmes in Europe.

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prashant · Accepted Answer

The documentation process is minimal and simplified compared to most EU residency programs. Typically, you will need:

- A valid passport (US, UK, Australia, or New Zealand).

- Health Insurance for 12 months

- Bank Statement showing a minimum balance of €13,000

- A completed residency application form, which we prepare for you.

Because Lithuania considers citizens of these countries low-risk, you do not need to submit employment contracts, property deeds, or investment documents.

We handle all translations, government forms, and submission logistics on your behalf. Our clients consistently remark how quick and straightforward the paperwork process is compared to other immigration or residency programmes in Europe.

What documents are required to apply?

What documents are required to apply?

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