Move to Lithuania

Routes, scholarships and jobs in Lithuania, from official sources.

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Visas and permits

Ways to move

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Funded study

Open scholarships

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Money

What it costs

  • Living costs month in Kaunas

    Estimated student budget, including accommodationadmissions.ktu.edu · checked 4 hours agoSource

    €450 to €1,000 a month

  • Living costs month in Vilnius

    Estimated student living expenses; varies with accommodation and needsvda.lt · checked 4 hours agoSource

    €500 to €1,200 a month

  • Rent in Kaunas

    Private shared room; utilities may cost extraadmissions.ktu.edu · checked 4 hours agoSource

    €200 to €310 a month

  • Rent in Vilnius

    Flat or room in the city centrevda.lt · checked 4 hours agoSource

    €350 to €900 a month

  • Tuition, postgraduate

    KTU, published 2025/26 master's tuition; excludes architectureSources disagreeSource

    €4,690 to €5,641 a year

  • Tuition, undergraduate

    KTU, 2026/27 bachelor's tuition; excludes integrated architectureadmissions.ktu.edu · checked 4 hours agoSource

    €3,250 to €4,201 a year

Questions

Moving to Lithuania, answered

Are there scholarships for international students in Lithuania?

Yes. Japper lists 4 open scholarships in Lithuania right now, including KTU Breakthrough Scholarship, KTU University Talent Scholarship, KTU scholarship for international bachelor’s applicants. Each links to its official page.

How we know

Sources

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