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Lithuania flag — visa destination National Visa (D) for Studies — switched to a Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) after arrival

Study in Lithuania
from India

Typical €2,500–6,500/yr (≈₹2.3–5.9L); medicine and some English-taught master's cost more. Applications are filed from India via Online via MIGRIS (migracija.lt), then biometrics + originals at VFS Global Lithuania (New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru) — and everything from admission to the visa appointment can be handled for you, end to end.

Visa fee€140 (national D visa)Funds to show≈₹7.3 lakh shown for year 1Processing~14 working days at the vi…Apply viaMIGRIS online → VFS Global
Done-for-you filing ₹24,999–₹34,999 (18% GST incl.)

Work while studying

First- and second-year bachelor's students: maximum 20 h/week (cap reinstated by the amendments to the Law on the Legal Status of Aliens in force from 22 May 2026), except mandatory course internships and summer holidays; later-year, master's and PhD students may work full-time. No separate work permit is needed with a study TRP

Intakes

September (main) + February (limited spring intake)

Visa processing

~14 working days at the visa section once complete; plan 3–6 weeks door-to-door incl. VFS transit

After you graduate

12-month temporary residence permit for job search or self-employment after graduation (can be applied for within 10 years of graduating)

The money, honestly

What you spend.
What simply stays yours.

Most agents blur these two numbers together. The visa asks you to show funds — that money remains yours to live on in Lithuania. What you actually spend on the visa process is far smaller.

You spend

visa process, one-time
  • National visa (D) fee≈₹12,600
  • VFS Global service charge≈₹2,500–3,500
  • Schengen medical insurance (initial cover)≈₹8,000–15,000
  • Apostille + translations≈₹3,000–8,000
  • Travel to VFS centre (Delhi/Mumbai/Bengaluru)≈₹2,000–6,000
Realistic total≈₹28,000–45,000

Visa process typically under ₹2 lakh

Our filing service is charged separately (₹24,999–₹34,999, 18% GST included).

You show

stays your money

≈₹7.3 lakh shown for year 1

€577/month (0.5× the €1,153 minimum monthly wage, 2026) + €1,153 return funds ≈ €8,077 for year 1

Own (or sponsor's) bank balance — 3-month stamped statements uploaded in MIGRIS; sponsor route needs a notarised undertaking + income proof. No blocked account.

This is proof of funds, not a fee — you live on it in Lithuania.

Excludes tuition (€2,500–6,500/yr), the ≈₹7.3L you show as proof of funds (that money stays yours), flights, living costs and the €80 TRP fee paid later in Lithuania.

Step by step

Admission to boarding,
one clear path.

  1. Step 1

    Get admission

    Apply to a Lithuanian higher-education institution, clear its motivation/English interview and receive the admission (mediation) confirmation it files with the Migration Department.

  2. Step 2

    Arrange funds & papers

    Season a bank balance covering €577/month + €1,153 return funds; apostille academic documents; buy €30,000 Schengen-wide medical insurance.

  3. Step 3

    File the D visa in MIGRIS

    Create a MIGRIS account, complete the national visa (D) application online, upload document scans and book a VFS appointment.

  4. Step 4

    Submit at VFS Global

    Give biometrics, show originals and pay €140 + service charge at the Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru centre.

  5. Step 5

    Wait for the decision

    The visa section decides in about 14 working days; satellite-centre files take 2–3 extra days in transit. No status calls speed it up.

  6. Step 6

    Fly, then switch to TRP

    Enter on the multi-entry D visa and apply through MIGRIS for the study temporary residence permit (state fee €80, urgent €320) before the visa expires.

Your file

Documents we prepare with you

  • MIGRIS-generated national visa (D) application, printed and signed
  • Passport issued within 10 years, valid 3+ months beyond return, 2 blank pages (plus old passports)
  • 35×45 mm white-background photo, under 6 months old
  • Admission/mediation confirmation from the Lithuanian institution
  • 3-month stamped bank statement showing €577/month + €1,153 return funds (or sponsor's notarised undertaking + income proof)
  • Travel medical insurance ≥€30,000 valid across Schengen
  • Proof of accommodation in Lithuania (dorm confirmation or rental)
  • Apostilled degree certificates and marksheets
  • ITR acknowledgements for the last 2 assessment years (self or sponsor)
  • Cover letter explaining course choice and funding

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Doubts about genuine study intent — weak motivation interview, unexplained study gaps or course-profile mismatch

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Lithuania student-visa FAQs

Is IELTS mandatory for the visa?

The visa itself has no language test. Universities typically want IELTS ~5.5–6.0 or their own English interview, and the Migration Department may also interview you about your study plan.

Is the €577/month money spent?

No. It is proof of funds shown in a bank account and remains your money to live on. What you actually spend on the process is roughly ₹28,000–45,000 (fee, insurance, apostille, service charges).

Do I get a visa or a residence permit?

Both, in sequence: most Indian students enter on a multi-entry National Visa D, then switch to a study Temporary Residence Permit via MIGRIS after arriving in Lithuania.

Can I work during my studies?

Yes — with a study residence permit you can work without a separate work permit, but the hours were cut back in 2026: since the migration-law amendments in force on 22 May 2026, first- and second-year bachelor's students may work no more than 20 hours a week (mandatory course internships and summer holidays excepted). Later-year, master's and PhD students may work full-time. Never budget your funds proof around a job.

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