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Why the Lithuanian passport is climbing the new global ranking
You’re a traveler, you want the freedom to globe-trot, and you happen to have Lithuanian descent. Since 2020 has not been kind to travelers, you might be making plans for a brighter future— can getting a Lithuanian passport give an edge to your...
Why You Should Study in Lithuania
If you are thinking about studying abroad, then studying in the EU should be one of your choices. Aside from getting access to universities with EU standards, there are a variety of benefits to studying at a university in Lithuania. Here are just...
Working in the EU With a Lithuanian Passport
In a research published by Eurostat, Europe’s unemployment rate has significantly lowered from 11.6% in 2015 to 6.4% in 2020, even after UK left the European Union earlier in the year. With an EU passport, you are also eligible to live in some...
7 Facts About Lithuania You Probably Didn’t Know
Lithuania is a small but very unique country located in Northern Europe. Visitors of Lithuania fall in love with the splendid views, forest reserves, and the magnificent Baltic shoreline. Apart from these, there are a few more facts about Lithuania...
The Benefits of Dual Lithuanian Citizenship
Having a Lithuanian dual passport has significant advantages, notably because Lithuania is a part of the European Union. Lithuanian dual citizens have access to a wide array of benefits; like travel, business, work, and more. People who have...
Top 10 benefits to consider obtaining Lithuanian dual citizenship
Do you have Lithuanian grandfather or grandmother? Do you live in US, Australia, Brazil or some other country, but would like to have an opportunity to live work or study in Europe? You might be able to get a Lithuanian citizenship. Besides...
Is it possible to get Lithuanian citizenship as your third or fourth citizenship?
Lithuania accepts multiple citizenship and there is no problem with having simultaneously three or four citizenships and passports. Back in June, the Lithuanian Parliament amended the Citizenship law allowing descendants of Lithuanian citizens that...
How will Lithuanian citizenship allow you to access to a world-class EU healthcare system?
Being a citizen of Lithuania meant you’re also a citizen of EU, and it gives you access to a world-class healthcare system to EU countries - free of charge or at highly subsidized rates. Currently, the EEA comprises 28 member states of the...
Educational Benefits You Can Get by having Dual Lithuanian Citizenship
One of the benefits that people take into account when deciding to get Lithuanian dual citizenship, is that they or their children can take advantage of the European education system. Any person who holds the nationality of a European...
Boost your career with EU citizenship
Have you considered the possibility to boost your career, to grow professionally towards challenges and gain new experience? Working and making a career in EU countries might be a great option for you. There are lots of opportunities to develop...
Get dual Lithuanian citizenship and live in Europe
Lithuania has been part of the EU for 13 years already and one of the greatest benefits of being a Lithuanian citizen is the right to move freely around the European Union and live anywhere in the EU. So, having a Lithuanian passport is like having...
Lithuanian Weddings Are About Traditions
The Lithuanians have a bright, busy culture which has seen many influences over the centuries. When you claim a Lithuanian citizenship by descent, it might be interesting for you to glance at the wedding traditions of Lithuania… As such,...
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