More About Lithuania. . .
We are able to arrange Residence Permit to Lithuania for living and working there legally and freely in EU. Also after 5 years holding this Residence Permit you can apply for Permanent Residency and then Citizenship with passport in Lithuania.
With Lithuania Residence Permit you can travel free visa to other EU countries & obtain Canada, USA and UK visa easier than applying in your own country;
If you start a company in Lithuania with a share capital of €4000, you can apply for a residence permit. With this option you have full control of both the process and your investment, since you are appointed general manager of your own company. You keep your residence permit for as long as you keep the company.
Lithuania is the largest and southernmost of the Baltic States. Its territory is 65.300 sq. km and is larger than Belgium, Denmark or the Netherlands.
Lithuania borders Latvia, Belarus, Poland and the Kaliningrad region of Russia. The total length of the mainland borders is 1.747 km, with the sea coastline extending for another 99 km. From West to East the country is 373 km and from North to South the length is 276 km.
Capital
Vilnius, the capital of the Republic of Lithuania, with over 544 thousand inhabitants is one of the largest industrial, scientific and cultural centres of the Baltic States. The city is situated in a picturesque valley at the confluence of the Neris and the Vilnia rivers. Vilnius, one of the oldest Baltic cities, has a long history rich in events. In 1994, the Old Town of Vilnius was included into the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Other major cities are: Kaunas (355 thous. inhabitants), Klaipėda (184 thous. inhabitants), Šiauliai (127 thous. inhabitants), Panevėžys (113 thous. inhabitants).
Population
The population of the country is 3,4 million; 66 % is urban population and 34 % rural population. The density is 52,1 people per sq. km.
The ethnic composition of the population is represented by 84,6 % of Lithuanians, 6,3 % of Poles, 5,1 % of Russians, 4,0 % of other minorities (Belorussians, Ukrainians, Jews, Latvians, etc).
Language
The Lithuanian language is the official language of the Republic of Lithuania. Lithuanian is the oldest of the living Baltic tongues and belongs to the family of Indo-European languages.
Lithuanian is spoken by approximately three million people in Lithuania and by another million people in other countries (Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Great Britain and the USA).
Cost of Living
At the moment, Lithuania is not an expensive country to live in. The cost of living is of course very much dependent on individual habits and lifestyle.
Average monthly living expenses of a single student:
Accommodation 400 Lt (115 EUR)
Food 500 Lt (145 EUR)
Local transport 50 Lt (15 EUR)
Miscellaneous 550 Lt (160 EUR)
Total 1500 Lt (435 EUR)
