Lithuania Visa

Schengen Application Form

Completed, printed, and signed by the applicant. Parents or legal guardians must sign on behalf of minors.

Valid Passport

Must be valid 3 months beyond your intended date of departure from the Schengen area; must have been issued within the last 10 years; must contain at least 2 blank pages.

Passport Photos

One recent (6 months maximum), color photo meeting standard Schengen biometric specifications, against a white or light gray background.

Travel Medical Insurance

Valid throughout the entire Schengen area; minimum coverage of €30,000 for medical emergencies, urgent hospital treatment, and repatriation costs, including in the event of death.

Proof of Travel (Itinerary)

Confirmed round-trip flight reservations and a detailed day-by-day travel itinerary covering all destinations and planned activities within Lithuania and the broader Schengen area.

Proof of Accommodation

Confirmed hotel bookings for the full duration of the stay. If staying with a host, a formal electronic Letter of Invitation (E-invitation) issued by the Lithuanian Migration Department via the MIGRIS system is required.

Proof of Financial Means

Original bank statements (for the last 3-6 months, signed and stamped by the bank) proving sufficient funds. The official minimum requirement is €40 per person per day of the intended stay. It is highly recommended to show more than the minimum amount.

Proof of Employment / Ties to Home Country

A signed letter from your employer (on company letterhead, stating position, salary, start date, and approved leave dates), business registration documents if self-employed, or a recent certificate of enrolment from an educational institution.

Proof of Legal Residence (If Applicable)

Valid residence permit in your current country of residence (if you are not a national); this permit must be valid 3 months beyond your intended departure from the Schengen area.

Documents for Minors (Under 18)

Original Birth Certificate, a notarized Parental Consent letter from the non-travelling parent(s), and copies of both parents’ passports or IDs. A school certificate is also often requested.

1. Major Cities & Famous Sites

• Vilnius (Capital city, UNESCO Old Town, Gediminas’ Tower, Vilnius Cathedral, St. Anne’s Church (Gothic masterpiece), bohemian Užupis district)

• Kaunas (Second largest city, temporary capital during the inter-war period, modernist architecture (UNESCO candidate), Kaunas Castle, Pažaislis Monastery)

• Klaipėda (Major port city on the Baltic Sea, Klaipėda Old Town, Theatre Square, gateway to the Curonian Spit)

• Šiauliai (City known mainly as the gateway to the Hill of Crosses and for its Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul)

• Druskininkai (Famous spa and health resort town, surrounded by pine forests, known for its therapeutic mud and mineral waters)

2. Historical Castles & Cultural Sites

• Trakai Island Castle (Iconic medieval Gothic castle located on an island in Lake Galvė, a popular day trip from Vilnius)

• Hill of Crosses (Kryžių kalnas) (Pilgrimage site near Šiauliai covered with thousands of crosses, a powerful symbol of Lithuanian national faith and identity)

• Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights (KGB Museum) (Located in the former KGB headquarters in Vilnius, a poignant memorial to Soviet and Gestapo crimes)

• Kaunas 9th Fort (Part of the Kaunas Fortress, now a memorial museum dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust and Soviet mass murder)

• Raudondvaris Manor (Restored 17th-century Renaissance manor house near Kaunas, known for its park and cultural events)

3. Natural Wonders & Coastal Regions

• Curonian Spit National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site, a thin, curved sand dune peninsula separating the Baltic Sea from the Curonian Lagoon, shared with Russia)
• Nida (Picturesque resort village on the Curonian Spit, known for its massive Parnidis sand dune and traditional wooden fishing houses)
• Aukštaitija National Park (Northeastern Lithuania, known for its hundreds of lakes, dense pine forests, and traditional wooden villages, popular for water tourism)
• Palanga (Popular coastal resort town, known for its long pier, botanical garden, and the Amber Museum)
• Žemaitija National Park (Located in western Lithuania, site of the former Cold War Museum (Soviet nuclear missile base) and stunning lake landscapes)