Work in Lithuania: National D Visa and Residence Permit

Lithuania is a member of the EU, the Schengen Area and the eurozone. Manufacturing, construction and hospitality face a shortage of qualified staff, and the state has opened a regulated channel for third-country nationals.

The route in three steps

1. An employment contract with a licensed Lithuanian employer.
2. A national D visa.
3. A temporary residence permit (Leidimas laikinai gyventi) issued through the MIGRIS system of the Migration Department.

Current employer offer

Through HPS, a Lithuanian employer is recruiting for five skilled positions. Net salaries range from 1,200 to 1,500 EUR, with accommodation and transport to the workplace provided at the employer's cost.

Who can apply

The programme is aimed at skilled workers. Your documents and qualifications are reviewed before the job offer is confirmed.

What HPS manages

• Employer matching and contract.
• Document preparation for visa and residence permit.
• Guidance through the MIGRIS procedure.
• Support until you start work.

Frequently asked questions

What documents do I receive?

An employment contract, a national D visa and a temporary residence permit.

What salary can I expect?

The current employer offer is 1,200–1,500 EUR net per month for skilled positions.

Is accommodation provided?

In the current offer, accommodation and transport to the workplace are provided at the employer's cost.

How to apply with HPS

1. Write to us and describe your situation: country, profession, experience and start date.
2. Prepare the first documents: a clear copy of your passport (photo page), a recent photograph and a short CV.
3. We confirm available vacancies and explain the terms honestly, including your chances.
4. We prepare the document package and guide you through every step to arrival.

Want to know more? See the full Lithuania programme or contact us at biuro@humansvc.com for a free consultation.

Conditions, rates and rules may change. This article is general information and not legal advice. Final decisions on visas and permits are taken by the competent authorities.