Study in
Lithuania
A European degree at a controlled cost, programmes in English and a pleasant student life in the Schengen area. Lithuania is a discreet but effective gateway to Europe.
Ask on WhatsAppProcessing time: 1 to 2 months for the student residence permit Applications open until the spring for September

European degree
English-taught programmes at low fees in the European Union
Why study in Lithuania?
Why choose Lithuania
A modern, safe and affordable EU country.
Affordable fees
Tuition and living costs that are low for the European Union.
Programmes in English
Hundreds of courses taught in English.
European degree
A degree recognised throughout the European Union.
Schengen area
Travel easily around Europe during your studies.
Digital country
Fintech, lasers, IT: a fast-growing tech ecosystem.
After graduation
A residence permit to look for work after your studies.
Programmes and pathways
How to study in Lithuania
Public universities, private universities or applied programmes.
Undergraduate
Bachelor's (3 to 4 years)
English-taught programmes at universities in Vilnius and Kaunas.
- Admission based on your file
- Low fees
Master's
Master's (1.5 to 2 years)
Master's degrees in management, IT, engineering or public health.
- Scholarships for top profiles
- Company internships
Colleges
Universities of applied sciences
Career-oriented professional programmes.
- Hands-on teaching
- Strong links with companies
Language
Preparatory courses
Academic English before the main programme.
- Fast upgrade
- Integration into university life
Your journey
From Algeria to Vilnius
Admission, residence permit and visa: a clear path.
- 01
Choosing the programme
University, field and budget.
- 02
Admission
File, possible interview and admission letter.
- 03
Residence permit
Temporary residence permit application through the Migris system.
- 04
National visa
D visa to enter Lithuania and collect your permit.
- 05
Settling in
Housing, health insurance and local registration.
Frequently asked questions about studying in Lithuania
Allow 1 to 2 months for the residence permit decision, plus the national visa processing time to enter.
Yes, students can work part-time during term, under certain conditions.
A residence permit lets you stay to look for work after graduating.
Tuition and living costs are among the lowest in the European Union.
IELTS, TOEFL or Duolingo depending on the university.
Yes. We support you from choosing the programme to settling in: applications, language test preparation, visa file, housing and departure. You keep the same advisor from start to finish.
Free, by ISA
The documents this application requires
Three free tools. Start with the CV and add the rest when your application needs it.
Create a CV tailored to your application
The format expected for this destination, filled in by you, downloaded as a PDF.
Create my CVRead the guide first
What this destination expects from a CV, step by step, before you build it.
Read itCover letter
Written from the CV you just created, aimed at the programme you're applying to.
Write itNo account needed for the CV. The letter and visa documents ask for an email address once.
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