Advantages of Residence permit in Lithuania

- First of all Lithuania has its perfect economic location. On one hand its neighbors are post-Soviet countries, on the other – the Nordic countries, that had a significant impact on the historical development of Lithuania. In addition, the enormous benefits of Lithuania lies in its membership in the European Union, the Schengen agreement and many other agreements in the framework of the EU, which allows its citizens or persons with a residence permit to enjoy the benefits of a common European market: opened borders for travelling, getting education, implementation of projects, cultural exchanges etc.

- Possession of residence permit in Lithuania greatly facilitates the process of getting a visa to such countries as the United States, Canada and United Kingdom.

- Moreover different historical facts and events influenced significantly on formation of tolerance to different cultures, languages and religions. A large number of the population speaks and understands Russian and English. This naturally gives everyone the opportunity to continue his/her usual life style being in Lithuania.

- In addition, it is important to admit that Lithuanian education meets all the requirements of European education with really high quality; it is able to develop the necessary competencies for your life. The important thing is that pre-school, school, special and higher education institutions propose studying not only in Lithuanian, but also in Russian, Belarusian, Polish and English languages. There are Belarusian, Russian, Polish, as well as international schools and high educational establishment that give the opportunity for parents and children to choose the most pleasant educational institution.

- Furthermore, the Lithuanian health centers are famous for their highly qualified specialists with experience in the U.S., Israel, Germany, the UK, and costs for medical services are relatively low.

– Important to mention Lithuanian favorable environmental conditions, which are provided by the local peculiarities of nature, the availability of access to the sea and absence of large industrial enterprises.