Documents Required

If you are planning a visit to close relatives in Lithuania, you have the option to fill out the necessary documents in either Lithuanian or English.

However, please note that only the Latin alphabet is acceptable for filling out the application form. If you are unsure whether you need a visa for your visit, please continue reading for more information.

Application form: To complete the application form, please click here and fill it out online using Latin characters. Once you have filled out the form, it is important to print it and sign it in two specific sections: section 37 and the bottom part of the 4th page. If you are submitting documents for a minor child, one of the parents should sign the child’s application form.

Photograph: Please ensure that you have a recent colored photograph with a light background, measuring 35 x 45 mm. The photo should have been taken no earlier than 6 months prior to submitting your documents, and your face should occupy 70-80% of the photo.

Passport: You will need to provide your passport and a duplicate copy of the pages containing your personal data. Your passport, or travel document, should be valid for at least 3 months beyond the expiration date of your visa. It should have been issued within the past ten years and must have a minimum of 2 blank visa pages.

We hope this information has been helpful. If you have any further questions or require additional assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

UK Residence Permit – Original and Copy

It is essential that your UK Residence permit, whether endorsed in your passport or issued as a Biometrics card, remains valid for at least 90 days beyond your planned return date. Please note that a C-type visitor visa will not be accepted.

Travel Medical Insurance

It is mandatory to possess Travel Medical Insurance that covers the entire duration of your intended visit. This insurance should be valid for all Schengen States and provide coverage for any potential expenses related to medical repatriation, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment, or any other unforeseen medical circumstances. The minimum coverage required is 30,000 EUR.

If your bank offers coverage while you are abroad, we kindly request a recent letter from your bank confirming that the aforementioned conditions are met.

Please be aware that the E111-form or its successor, the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), does not suffice as adequate travel insurance.

For applicants seeking a multi-entry visa, it is acceptable to submit appropriate and valid travel medical insurance that covers the duration of their initial intended visit.

Proof of Employment

For individuals employed in a general capacity, we require a recent (no older than one month), official, and signed original letter from your employer. This letter should be on company letterhead and include the name, position, and date of issue of the signatory, as well as the address, current telephone number, and registration number of the employer in the United Kingdom. Additionally, payslips for the past three months should be provided.

Please note that contracts of employment will not be accepted.

Self-employment: A recent official letter from an accountant, banker, or solicitor is required. The letter should be on official letterhead, clearly stating the name, date of issue, address, recent telephone number, and position of the signatory. Additionally, the letter should include the registration number in the United Kingdom. This letter must confirm self-employment or business ownership in the United Kingdom. Furthermore, a letter from the tax authorities is also necessary.

Students: A recent official letter from a school, college, or university in the United Kingdom is required. The letter should not be older than one month and must be signed. It should clearly state the date of issue, name of the applicant, type of studies, and the number of lessons (hours) per week. Additionally, the letter should include the attendance record.

Unemployment Verification and Social Benefit Entitlement Letter

Bank Statement

Please provide the original and a copy of your last three months’ current account UK bank statement in your name and address. This statement should clearly show your financial details and a balance that proves you have sufficient means of subsistence for both your intended stay and your return to the United Kingdom or your country of origin. The balance should amount to a minimum of €40 (approximately GBP 34) per day. Alternatively, you may provide traveller’s cheques that demonstrate the same financial capacity.

Proof of Confirmed and Fully Paid Tickets (Round Trip)

To support your application, please provide proof of confirmed and fully paid tickets to the United Kingdom or your country of final destination. If you plan to travel by car, please ensure that your ferry tickets are fully paid and clearly indicate all ports of entry and re-entry. Additionally, we require the originals and copies of your car registration and insurance documents. If you are traveling across multiple Schengen countries, it is mandatory to provide travel tickets for each border crossing.

Traveling with Minor Children

If you are traveling with minor children, please include the following documents:

– Original birth certificate of the child and a copy
– Original passports of both parents and their copies (ID page only)
– A letter of consent signed by both parents, authorizing the child to travel

In the event that a minor child is leaving the country accompanied by someone other than their parents or legal guardians, please include the original and a copy of a notarized consent letter signed by both parents or guardians. If the child has only one parent or guardian, please provide supporting documents such as a certificate from the other parent or a single parent document.

Document to prove the purpose of travel – (family-friends) visit:

To provide evidence of the purpose of your travel, specifically for a family or friends visit, you will need to present a proof of invitation or sponsorship in the form of an official invitation letter.

If you are a family member of an EU/EEA/EFTA citizen, please refer to the relevant link for the supporting documents that need to be submitted. There are two scenarios to consider:

1. Family members of EU/EEA/EFTA citizens who hold a residence document other than the Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National and are traveling together with an EU/EEA/EFTA citizen.
2. Family members of EU/EEA/EFTA citizens who are not traveling together with an EU/EEA/EFTA citizen.

It is important to note that if your marriage or birth certificate is not in English or Lithuanian, you will need to provide a certified translation by a translator recognized in the UK. Additionally, if your marriage certificate was not issued in an EU/EEA Member State or the Swiss Confederation, it must be legalized. Document authentication, also known as legalisation, and Apostille certification are processes that verify the signature and seal of a document. Typically, these procedures are carried out by a Consular Officer to ensure the legal validity of documents across different countries.