Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. With Lithuanian residency, you can buy property in Lithuania or other EU countries without the restrictions often applied to non-EU citizens.

This is beneficial for:

• • Families seeking permanent homes.

• • Investors interested in European real estate markets.

• Entrepreneurs looking for commercial properties for businesses.

While property ownership is not required for residency, many clients choose to invest in real estate after obtaining their residency cards because it’s simpler and more secure once they have EU resident status.

Lithuanian residency provides access to public services such as education and healthcare. However, eligibility for certain social benefits (e.g., unemployment payments, pensions) depends on factors like employment status and tax contributions within Lithuania.

Most expatriates focus on the mobility, healthcare, education, and business advantages rather than state benefits, viewing residency primarily as a gateway to freedom and opportunity in Europe rather than welfare access.

Lithuania offers excellent education options for residents, including:

• • Public schools with modern facilities and national curricula.

• • Private international schools offering English-language programs (e.g., International Baccalaureate).

• Universities with growing reputations in Europe for fields such as technology, medicine, and business.

Many expatriate families choose international schools in Vilnius and Kaunas because they provide:

• • English-based instruction.

• • Globally recognized curricula.

• Diverse student communities.

Our team assists with school introductions and applications as part of our post-approval services, ensuring children transition smoothly into their new academic environments.

Yes. Once you have Lithuanian residency, you gain access to Lithuania’s high-quality, affordable healthcare system. Residents can use public healthcare services or purchase private health insurance for additional coverage, including treatment in other EU countries.

Many clients choose private insurance because it offers:

• • EU-wide coverage across multiple countries.

• • Shorter waiting times for medical services.

• Access to specialist treatments and private hospitals.

We assist clients in choosing healthcare plans after approval, ensuring they have the right level of coverage for themselves and their families. Lithuania’s medical system ranks highly for quality and affordability, making it attractive for expatriates relocating from the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.