Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our family package is designed specifically for couples and families wanting a single, streamlined residency application. The package includes:

• • Two adults (spouses or long-term partners).

• Up to two dependent children under 18.

Both adults receive full residency rights: the ability to live, work, study, and travel across the EU. Unlike some programs that make spouses apply separately, we handle everything under one unified application so the entire family receives residency approval at the same time.

This simplifies not only the application process but also future renewals, ensuring your family’s residency status remains aligned for years to come.

For many families, this package represents exceptional value: at €15,000 total, it covers all processing, translations, government liaison, and post-approval relocation support—far below the costs of other EU programs requiring property investments or separate applications per person.

Yes. Our family package covers:

• • Two adults (spouses or partners).

• Up to two dependent children under 18.

This package costs €15,000 total, offering significant savings compared to applying individually. Each family member receives full residency rights, including the ability to live, work, study, and travel across the EU.

For families with more than two children, we can arrange additional applications at reduced rates. Adult children (18+) require separate applications since they are not considered dependents under Lithuanian law.

There are no strict age limits for Lithuanian residency through our program. We work with a diverse client base—from young entrepreneurs in their 20s seeking European business opportunities to retirees in their 60s and 70s looking for a lifestyle change or a base to enjoy EU travel.

The only real age distinction arises for family applications:

• • Dependent children must be under 18 to be included in the family package fee of €15,000.

• Children over 18 would require a separate application as adults.

For older applicants, we sometimes recommend health insurance options to ensure peace of mind while living in Europe, but this is not a residency requirement.

Our experience shows that the Lithuanian government welcomes applicants across all age groups as long as they meet the basic criteria (valid passport, clean record, intention to reside). Many retirees find this program particularly attractive because it provides long-term European access without the complexity or high costs often associated with other EU residency schemes.