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Study in Lithuania

4 Partner Universities Available

Lithuania is a rapidly growing EU and Schengen study destination known for modern universities and comparatively low tuition. At the institutions we work with, tuition runs EUR 2,900 – 5,600/year, and total living costs are EUR 500 – 800/month in Vilnius, Kaunas or Klaipeda. Student work rules changed on 22 May 2026: bachelor students may work up to 20 hrs/week in years 1–2 and up to 40 hrs/week from year 3, as may master's students.

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Lithuania at a Glance

Capital
Vilnius
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Study Language
English-taught programs widely available
Avg. Living Cost
EUR 500 – 800/month
Visa + Permit Fee
≈ EUR 240 (EUR 120 D visa + EUR 120 residence permit)
Part-Time Work
20 hrs/week in bachelor yrs 1–2; 40 hrs/week from yr 3 and for master's
Post-Study Stay
Work residence permit available for up to 10 years after graduating
PR Pathway
~5 years of continuous lawful residence + integration

Why Study in Lithuania?

  • Full EU and Schengen member — visa-free travel across Europe while studying
  • Tuition of EUR 2,900 – 5,600/year at the Lithuanian institutions listed on this site
  • Total cost of living around EUR 500 – 800/month in Vilnius, Kaunas, or Klaipeda
  • Work rights are built into the study residence permit — no separate work permit needed
  • From 22 May 2026: up to 20 hrs/week in bachelor years 1–2, and up to 40 hrs/week from year 3 and for master's students
  • Graduates of Lithuanian institutions can apply for a work-based residence permit for up to 10 years after graduating
  • Pathway to EU long-term resident status after 5 years of continuous lawful residence
  • Growing tech and startup ecosystem in Vilnius, plus a welcoming international student community

Entry Requirements

  • ✓Valid Pakistani passport (minimum 18 months validity)
  • ✓High school diploma or equivalent, attested by HEC and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • ✓IELTS 5.5-6.0 or equivalent English proficiency
  • ✓Bank statement showing sufficient funds for tuition and living costs
  • ✓National (long-stay) D visa (EUR 120) plus a temporary residence permit (EUR 120 standard, EUR 240 urgent)
  • ✓Proof of accommodation and comprehensive health insurance
  • ✓Motivation letter and passport-size photographs
  • ✓Clean criminal record certificate

Lithuania FAQs

How much does it cost to study in Lithuania?+

Living costs in Lithuania run around EUR 500 – 800/month, on top of tuition. Lithuania is a rapidly growing EU and Schengen study destination known for modern universities and comparatively low tuition.

What documents do I need for a Lithuania student visa?+

You'll typically need: Valid Pakistani passport (minimum 18 months validity); High school diploma or equivalent, attested by HEC and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; IELTS 5.5-6.0 or equivalent English proficiency; Bank statement showing sufficient funds for tuition and living costs. This is a summary — our consultants confirm the exact checklist for your specific case.

Can international students work part-time in Lithuania?+

Yes — 20 hrs/week in bachelor yrs 1–2; 40 hrs/week from yr 3 and for master's.

Can I stay in Lithuania after graduating?+

Yes — Work residence permit available for up to 10 years after graduating.

Why should I choose Lithuania to study abroad?+

Full EU and Schengen member — visa-free travel across Europe while studying. Tuition of EUR 2,900 – 5,600/year at the Lithuanian institutions listed on this site. Total cost of living around EUR 500 – 800/month in Vilnius, Kaunas, or Klaipeda.

Partner Universities in Lithuania

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SMK College of Applied Sciences

SMK College of Applied SciencesSMK

Lithuania

Established in 1994 and previously known as SMK University of Applied Social Sciences, SMK is the largest private higher education institution in Lithuania, with campuses in Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda. It awards Professional Bachelor degrees and teaches 18 programmes in English, with a strong practice-and-internship orientation.

€3,500 – €4,500/year for non-EU students, depending on programme and campusView Details
Vilniaus kolegija / University of Applied Sciences

Vilniaus kolegija / University of Applied SciencesVIKO

Lithuania

One of the largest applied-sciences institutions in Lithuania, offering practice-focused degrees in IT, engineering, business and the creative industries. Important: VIKO states that it does not work with agents or agencies — applications are accepted only directly from the applicant through the VIKO Admission Information System, and there is a single autumn intake each year.

€2,900 – €3,800/year (Popular Music €9,500/year)View Details
Klaipėda University

Klaipėda UniversityKU

Lithuania

A state university on Lithuania’s Baltic coast and a regional leader in marine science, port technology and maritime engineering, alongside business, health and humanities programmes. Around 15% of its students are international, and Klaipėda refunds tuition in full if a student visa is refused.

€3,250 – €4,201/year (bachelor), €4,690 – €5,641/year (master)View Details
Mykolas Romeris University

Mykolas Romeris UniversityMRU

Lithuania

A public university in Vilnius specialising in law, business, psychology and digital technologies, with a large English-taught portfolio and several double-degree and joint programmes. MRU runs a single intake a year, starting 1 September — there is no February entry.

€3,250 – €4,200/year (bachelor), €3,518 – €5,600/year (master)View Details

A Look at Campus Life in Lithuania

Real photos of the country and our partner institutions

Lithuania
SMK College of Applied Sciences
Vilniaus kolegija / University of Applied Sciences
Klaipėda University
Mykolas Romeris University

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