Welcome To Vilnius-Relocation Guide For Newcomers
Welcome To Vilnius-Relocation Guide For Newcomers
to Vilnius
Relocation guide
for newcomers
Let us begin by telling you a story
that occurred...not so long ago.
The legend of the City of Vilnius!
Legend has it that the city started when Grand Duke Gediminas
had a wild dream.
In his dream, which he had on a hunting trip, Gediminas saw a huge iron wolf
standing on a hill howling as if hundreds of wolves were trapped inside it.
Not to let the vivid memory of the powerful dream fade, the Grand Duke
consulted his court magician Lizdeika about it. Lizdeika shared his wisdom
and told Gediminas that the wolf was a symbol of a great capital that would
one day stand atop that hill.
Not long after, by 1323, Gediminas was already sending letters to European
cities inviting foreign merchants and craftspeople to visit Vilnius!
COMFY NEXT
Always striving for a greener, safer
and more convenient city for everyone
Enabling creative spirits and shaping a vibrant Open to brave, quirky and unique ideas,
atmosphere inside its historic UNESCO heritage ensemble and always ready to make a bold statement
BOLD
ARTISTIC This is the city that we all created over the past 700 years,
and now we’re welcoming you to it, hoping it will become a
place where your heart will feel at ease!
In addition to services and consultations, we organise a range of
other free of charge activities:
BeFriend Vilnius
mentorship programme Exciting events for everyone
We are here to provide valuable support and information to people Register for a meeting here:
relocating to Vilnius, and make your integration process as effortless https://ihvilnius.lt/schedule-a-meeting
as possible!
Let’s start with this relocation guidebook, where you can find all
the necessary information you might need upon arriving to Vilnius.
From befriending locals to some tips and tricks on how to rent an
apartment, this simple and easy-to-navigate guide will serve you well
throughout the relocation process!
Alcohol can be
Regional Safety purchased from Monday
to Saturday, from
Lithuania has been a member of both NATO and the EU 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., 13
since 2004, playing an active role in upholding and and Sundays from
contributing to regional security. Moreover, the Lithuanian
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Alcohol is
Government has taken a strong stand in solidarity
with Ukraine and other countries facing aggressions. not sold on 1 September.
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Industries
Film making
YES! Let us match you with a local Vilnietis/Vilnietė that is JUST LIKE YOU but
with long-term experience living in our city.
Want to find the right school for your child? Need some advice on where to find
the best pilates classes? Or maybe you just want to grab a beer with someone
and learn why on earth Lithuanians have kefyras, which you only found out
about after you poured it into your coffee instead of milk...
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Fintech Startups
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The fintech sector in Vilnius has skyrocketed in the last best country We are quite sure that no matter what field you
few years, attracting attention from around the globe. in the world are willing to operate, you will find a startup
With its top talent, favourable business environment, for fintech for it in Lithuania:
friendly regulatory system and supportive ecosystem,
Vilnius is the ideal home for fintech. • Startup ecosystem employs over 14,400
locals and internationals, with an average
monthly salary of EUR 3,100.
Largest fintech • Startups emerge in Vilnius – we have over
hub in the 20 business hubs and accelerators and over
EU in terms And here’s 600 startups and scale-ups based in Vilnius.
of licensed where we 11%
companies stand annual growth in the And two unicorns – Vinted and Nord
Security. They are putting us among the top
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Andrius Aleksandravičius
Photo by Renatas Venclovas
A new name uniting it all
Lasers
With half a century of expertise behind it, the laser industry in Vilnius
is renowned for delivering innovative solutions to the likes of NASA,
CERN, and companies such as IBM, Hitachi and Toyota. And the sector Did you know that Vilnius
continues to grow and innovate, with Lithuanian lasers products being is the capital of wolficorns?
exported worldwide.
Wolficorn is a special award the City of Vilnius gives to
• 90% of production is exported to over 60 countries worldwide unicorns (companies with USD 1 billion market cap)
• 40+ laser sector companies in Vilnius operating within the capital’s ecosystem. A trophy
(Source: Lithuanian laser association, 2019) depicting a half-wolf/half-unicorn creature – the 19
• Over 1000 specialists employed in the field symbols of Vilnius and successful start-ups – is awarded
to companies that join the exclusive unicorn club.
Laser sector achievements
• One of the most powerful laser systems in the world SYLOS, which It’s worth mentioning that the country’s fastest-growing
began work at Hungary’s LaserResearch Centre in 2019, was built by two company – Kilo Health and the most valuable company
major Lithuanian laser manufacturers Ekspla and Light Conversion. in the Baltic region – Thermo Fisher – also proudly call
• The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) incubator in Vilnius home.
Vilnius is the first of its kind in Central and Eastern Europe.
• 90 out of Top 100 universities in the world (QS Ranking) are using
Lithuanian lasers and laser systems.
• The local laser sector generated around 1% of the world’s laser revenues
of €13.8 billion I 2018. (Source: Lithuanian laser association, 2019)
Lithuanian start-ups
Meet in Vilnius are constantly looking for
new talents! Make sure to check
If you’re looking for a destination with a strong scientific community out the Work in Lithuania
to host your next industry conference, make sure to get in touch with and Unicorns.lt databases to
our Convention Bureau to help you make it your best event yet. find the latest jobs in the
start-up scene.
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Transportation Alternative means
of transportation
Electric scooters
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The scooter culture in Vilnius is well-developed
and locals have quickly learned how to ride them
safely. There’s even the Bible of a Real Vilnius
Scooterer, which contains ten important rules
about scooters. Unfortunately, it’s in Lithuanian
only – apparently locals consider foreigners to
be very kind drivers! But that’s just a guess!
Flights
Car Sharing
Vilnius Airport is the biggest in Lithuania, located just 7 km from
Vilnius city centre. It’s so close to the city centre that if you forget Love driving but love being eco-friendly too?
your passport at home, you can return to get it and still make Well, in Vilnius there’s the Citybee and Spark
your flight! apps that lets you be both. Citybee and Spark
are car sharing apps designed to give you
How can you get here? maximum convenience while having a minimum
Find the full map for Vilnius Airport flights: www.vilnius-airport.lt impact on the environment. All you need to do
is download the app and it’ll tell you where to go
to pick up a car. Then you just drive and leave
Trains and buses inside Lithuania it at your destination (and it serves markets
beyond Lithuania – check out the map right
Lithuania has a well-developed train and bus route system, so once travelling here: Homepage – Citybee) – simple as that.
inside the country, you can reach any town by public bus or a train! Don’t worry about payments either – the app will
automatically charge your card.
Also, cities like Warsaw, Berlin, Munich, Riga, Tallin, Prague and many others
can be reached by bus, straight from the Vilnius Bus station! And if you like the finer things in life, you’ll discover
that Citybee has a lot of cool car models to choose
from. Meanwhile, Spark only offers electric cars, so
You can’t get a ticket with them your conscience is always clear.
at the service counter 10 minutes
prior to a bus departure. And once
on the bus, you can only pay
cash for a ticket!
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Public transportation
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Parking
Like all other EU capitals, you’ll find that you need to pay to park
in the central areas of the city. Prices are generally reasonable
and there’s yet another easy-to-use app that lets you pay for
parking without having to worry about messing around with IOS
Arriving with or parking meters.
getting your own car?
The city is divided into four colour-coded zones:
This next part • Green zones cost EUR 0.30/hour (Mon-Sat 8 a.m.-6 p.m.)
is for you! • Yellow zones cost EUR 0.60/hour
(Mon-Sat 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Mon-Sun 8 a.m.-8 p.m.)
• Red zones cost EUR 1.5/hour (Mon-Sat 8 a.m.-10 p.m.) Android
• Blue zones cost EUR 2.5/hour (Mon-Sun 8 a.m.-12 a.m.)
Private parking solutions are provided by Unipark.
The company has developed parking project all over Lithuania’s
capital and offers great and comfortable parking deals. Usually,
you can find their spots by big malls, airports, etc.
All vehicles in Lithuania must be insured by a national insurance You can find Park & Ride car park locations here.
company. Prices are relatively affordable and are calculated
depending on your age, driving experience, age of the vehicle and
several other factors. Paying for parking:
Parking near home?
Car insurance providers: To stay on the move with your car is Register your car to your
convenient in Vilnius, and you can pay apartment and get a fixed small
• Gjensidige (www.gjensidige.lt/english) for parking with one of these apps: price for annual parking in the area!
• Ergo (www.ergo.lt/about-ergo/about-us/) • m.Parking Registering a car?
New driver in the city? Check out
• Lietuvos Draudimas (www.ld.lt/) • Unipark this article made just for you.
• BTA Draudimas (www.bta.lt/en)
• If (https://www.if.lt/privatiems)
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Immigration procedures Housing
EU countries
If you’re an EU citizen and have come to live in
Lithuania for more than three months in half a
year, you will be issued a certificate confirming
your right of temporary residence in the
Republic of Lithuania.
You can apply for a permit remotely via
the MIGRIS system, then complete the process
by visiting the Migration Department in person.
Renting
Finding a rental apartment in capital cities might be a challenge, so 27
here’s a short step-by-step guide on how to make the process run
smoothly, as well as a few tips just FYI:
Non-EU countries 1. Decide on location – every little part of the city has its perks, so
read up about them or contact the relevant eldership (https://
If you’re just visiting Lithuania and intend to stay here for vilnius.lt/lt/savivaldybe/seniunijos-ir-bendruomenes/) to find out
up to 90 days in any 180-day period, it is sufficient for you more about it before deciding whether it’s a
to have a Schengen visa (if you are not subject to a visa-free good fit for you!
regime). But if you are planning to live here, you must get 2. Find out everything about payments, utilities and other costs if
a national visa or a residence permit. You can apply for a you’re interested in an apartment.
residence permit on the grounds of family, work, business, 3. Make sure you deal directly with the owner or legal representative
studies and a number of other reasons. Procedures differ (real estate agent).
for each of these grounds, and it’s best to consult the 4. Draw up a contract with the owner or legal representative.
Migration Department: 5. Sign the contract in two languages: Lithuanian and another – one
that you understand.
www.migracija.lt/information-about-services. 6. Agree on the main terms: price, rent period, deposit size, payment
type, inventory list and pictures.
7. Make your first payment after the contract is signed, not before.
8. Ask questions!
You can search for flat and home rentals online using
Aruodas (m.en.aruodas.lt), Domoplius (domoplius.lt/en),
26 Rebaltic (www.rebaltic.lt/en) and Homerental (homerental.lt).
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• Rental prices vary across the city, with a nice apartment in the centre Important: buying a property does not grant you residency in Lithuania.
setting you back as much as EUR 800-1,200 (still very reasonable
compared to many other EU capitals). If you’re more inclined to settling Buying an apartment with a mortgage?
further from the centre and exploring the suburbs, you’ll discover that Buying property by taking out a mortgage from a bank is very common in Lithuania.
prices drop considerably. Some banks have stricter policies when it comes to giving foreigners loans: they
might require a bigger down payment or might only finance a smaller percentage
• Your landlord might also require a security deposit, which is usually of the property value. Our advice is to consult with several banks in Lithuania,
equal to one to three months’ rent. The deposit will be returned to you which will assess your personal information and respond with their offers.
upon termination of the contract.
Most common considerations when taking out a loan:
• When viewing apartments, make sure you ask to see previous utility • Having at least a 6-12-month work contract in Lithuania before taking out a loan;
and service bills! • Loans are given for up to 30 years
• An insurance for an immovable residential property is required
• When dealing through a representative, upon signing a rental contract • Loan conditions depend on your income, current financial obligations, value of
you will be charged a one-time fee that varies from EUR 100 to 500. the mortgaged property and other factors.
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Moving your belongings Utilities and how to pay for them
While relocating to another country or city can be stressful enough, the process is Lithuanian homeowners pay utility bills every month (we suggest you do the
always easier with a bit of help packing, moving and unpacking your belongings. same!). Typically, every home has hot water, cold water and electricity meters
installed in them, while some still have gas meters, too. At the end of the
Vilnius has a variety of trusted moving companies with years of experience that are month, the owner checks the meter, writes down how much they consumed
ready to be of service! and pays for the amount based on current rates.
Here are some that also provide information in English: Additionally, owners receive bills for “common services” (including building
• Movers www.movers.lt/en/english maintenance, trash collection, stairwell cleaning). In winter, the heating of
• Kraustymo komanda kraustymokomanda.lt/en/moving-services/ common spaces is added to these services, often amounting to the rest of
• Adrem www.adrem.lt/en/services/transportation/removal-services-international- the utility payments put together.
removals/ad-rem-transport-movers-advantages
• Kraustina www.kraustina.lt/en If an apartment is rented, the lessee is usually expected to pay for all the
utilities rather than the owner.
You may also choose private movers using
the popular app Discontract There are few ways to pay for utilities:
• Online using your online bank or by creating an account on the service
provider’s website (i.e., vienasaskaita.lt, ignitis.lt) where you will be able to
pay for all services in one transfer
• At the post office
Bringing your pet • At the Perlas terminals, which you can find at supermarkets
Bringing all our loved ones with us when moving is non-negotiable.
And lucky for you Vilnius is very pet friendly. In fact, having a Registering your address
four-legged friend makes it much easier to make human
friends in Vilnius! Every resident of Lithuania (including foreigners with residence permits)
must declare their place of residence in the county. Foreigners can declare
You can bring your pets to live with you, just note, that special their place of residence at the Migration Department (when collecting their
requirements are mandatory when arriving from residence permit card) or at their eldership. Foreigners must declare their
European Union and most other countries: place of residence within one month of obtaining their residence card.
• Identification – microchip
• Rabies vaccination or the respective declaration It is worth drawing attention to the fact that when declaring a place of
• Pet passport. residence at a premises owned by someone else, the consent of the owner
is needed. An owner’s consent can be proved by:
• Providing a signed rent agreement
• Providing a notarized copy of the owner’s written consent
• Visiting the eldership together with the owner
Are you a student living in a dormitory?
Foreign students declare their place of residence by providing their
State Food Pet Travel | Domestic & residence permit (no need to declare your place of residency if you’re
and Veterinary International Dog and Cat in Lithuania with a national visa) and the consent of the dormitory’s
Photo by Saulius Žiūra
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Recycling
Proper recycling is the responsibility of every
resident of Vilnius, and now yours too. Buy
biodegradable
Here are a few important rules: garbage bags
• Waste must be sorted. There are several
with strings on
containers, all with different colours, for plastic,
glass, paper and mixed waste food containers; them.
• Do not leave waste near a container;
• Do not leave the lid of a container open;
• Do not park your car in a manner that blocks a
container.
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Registering an individual activity
Are you your own boss? Good job!
Don’t forget to register your self-employment!
To register as a self-employed, you may choose between two options:
• Become self-employed through a business certificate
• Become self-employed through a certificate of self-employment
Making friends Here are the main pillars that taxes, contributions and benefits stand on.
with your colleagues
Taxes applied to employees:
If you were to Google, “Is it easy to make friends with Lithuanian colleagues?” the • State Social Insurance (Sodra taxes): 19.5%
answer you would NOT get is, “It’s really easy. Lithuanians are very friendly and will • Personal Income Tax: 20%-32%
start talking to you like an old friend from the very first conversation.” • Tier II pension (optional): from 2022 - 2,7%, from 2023 and on - 3%*
To be honest, making friends with your colleagues in Lithuania might be a little * Individuals assigned to the Tier II pension plan are done so automatically, so make
tricky. So, here’s a tip from a local: bring some morning coffee snacks or invite your sure to inform Sodra if you’d like to opt out!
colleague to the next Vilnius RYTAS basketball game or simply for a beer and your
smooth integration is guaranteed!
We suggest hitting two birds with one stone (or as Lithuanians say, shoot two rabbits
with one bullet). First, get fit by joining a sports club (like the ones that gather to run
through the beautiful streets of Vilnius Bėgimo Klubas or learn a new skill, like CONTRIBUTIONS
pottery.
PENSIONS AND
BENEFITS
Second, integrate into a new community in no time through something you
share in common! There are numbers of social, creative and activity clubs and
gatherings in Vilnius!
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Personal Income Tax Compulsory health insurance
For contract employees, personal income tax is deducted from the
salary and managed by the employer. It also has to be paid for other Compulsory health insurance (Privalomasis Sveikatos Draudimas 41
work non-related income (such as from selling property etc.). Lithuania in Lithuanian and PSD for short) is one of the top things you
imposes a flat rate of 20% on wages. A 15% tax is applied for people should take into consideration when relocating to Vilnius.
performing individual activities. Non-residents are taxed at the same
rate as residents. PSD – if you see these three letters anywhere else from now on,
you will know what they mean.
Corporate Income Tax
In Lithuania, Corporate Income Tax is a tax collected from companies. PSD provides access to free health insurance services. If
Its amount is based on the net income companies earn while exercising someone is not insured with it, they must pay for medical
their business activity, normally over the course of a business year. The services.
main tariff for the CIT is 15%, and smaller tariffs are applied to small
enterprises. Contract employees do not need to pay any extra fees, as the tax
is automatically deducted from their salary.
Value Added Tax (VAT) And if you are self-employed, don’t forget to pay your
VAT is a general, broadly based consumption tax assessed on the value compulsory payments on your own.
added to goods and services. It applies more or less to all goods and
services that are bought and sold for use or consumption. It is a tax Worried about numbers? Need some exact figures? Here are all
paid by consumers. The standard VAT rate in Lithuania is 21%. kinds of different benefit calculators to do the math for you:
Social Security Tax
The main goal of the state social security system is to guarantee
income for the insured when they are not able to work due to sickness,
maternity, age, disability or other reasons. These taxes are paid both by
the employer and the employee. In sum, social security contributions
take 40% of the gross salary. The social security tax also has to be paid
by self-employed individuals, athletes, artists and others.
Declaring income and income tax
Well, this might be tricky and unfortunately it’s not taught in
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prepared a short (well, not-so-short, actually) overview that
explains it all:
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Education Private kindergartens
• Admission is all year round.
• Children can follow different curricula and various methodologies,
such as Waldorf, Montessori.
• There are specialised private kindergartens oriented toward art, 45
technology, Baltic traditions, outdoor kindergartens, etc.
• The municipality provides a EUR 100/month per child subsidy for
families that choose to send their child to a private kindergarten.
• Prices range from EUR 200-1,600/month.
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Relocating with a child of a school age?
No problem!
• Bring documents from the school your child previously attended.
• The school will perform tests to determine the
corresponding programme.
• There will be Lithuanian classes to bridge the language gap.
• There is 30% in additional funding for the first schoolyear.
• Admission can be granted at any time of the year.
Higher
Senior class students wishing to continue their studies in English have the education
possibility to be granted an International Baccalaureate diploma in
the following schools in Vilnius: Maybe you haven’t heard of
• Vilnius Lyceum https://licejus.lt every single university in Vilnius but
• American International School of Vilnius www.aisv.lt trust us, world leaders in industries such as lasers and
• Erudito licėjus https://erudito.lt/en biotech are not born, they are made. And they are made
here – in Vilnius!
Learning Lithuanian
We’re not going to lie, Lithuanian is quite difficult to learn!
However, it’s worth learning it if you plan on staying in the
country for a longer time. Several institutions organise
Lithuanian language courses, and most are in Vilnius.
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Lithuanian made Paysera and many others offer services available to foreigners in
Lithuania. Make sure to explore all 265 fintech companies in Lithuania to unravel Party system
all the possibilities to digitalize your daily financial tasks.
The Lithuanian party system can be defined as a multi-party system where one
dominant party may emerge from time to time.
Getting a local mobile number
At the moment, there are a few main parties, such as the Social Democratic 51
Want to use your phone? Prepaid SIM cards with plans for data, calls and SMS Party of Lithuania, the Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats,
cost EUR 8-15/month. SIM cards are available at Narvesen kiosks as well as Union of Democrats “For Lithuania”, Liberals Movement, the Freedom Party,
supermarkets and gas stations. Signing a contract for monthly services is easy but Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union.
requires a residence permit and deposit.
Also, recently there has been a wave of committees being established, as more
Mobile service providers in Lithuania: politicians have decided not to belong to any party movement.
• Bitė (www.bite.lt) (prepaid: Labas )
• Tele2 (tele2.lt) (prepaid: Pildyk)
• Telia (www.telia.lt) (prepaid: Ežys) Elections in Lithuania
There are four types of elections in Lithuania:
Getting the latest news Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania, Presidential, Municipal and European
Parliament. Voting age: 18
We all want to stay up to date. Looking for a way to start a conversation with your
colleagues during your morning coffee break? Well, why not start with an overview of
the hottest topics in the media! LRT (www.lrt.lt/en) Delfi (www.delfi.lt/en) Every four years.
15min (www.15min.lt) are Lithuania’s three main media outlets. Some of them
offer a selection of content and articles in English, and some offer content in Russian. Held in October.
They all have an app too! 141 Parliament members.
Election of the
Radio: Stuck in a traffic with nowhere to put your thoughts to? Well, the radio is Seimas of the Republic To be elected to Parliament, candidates must be
always an option and there are plenty of channels to choose from! of Lithuania over 21 years old.
For all the “old but gold” music lovers, we suggest M1 Plius (www.pliusas.fm), After the election results are in, the majority
and for those looking to learn simple Lithuanian phrases, we recommend forms the government, which is composed of the
Vaikų radijas (vaikuradijas.lt). You can learn the language by singing along to simple Prime Minister acting as its head and a cabinet of
yet fun songs! 14 ministers (the country’s executive body).
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Every five years. Lithuanian citizenship by marriage
If your spouse is a Lithuanian citizen
No longer than for two consecutive presidential and you are a citizen of a foreign state,
terms. you can be issued a temporary or
Presidential Election permanent residence permit in
Two months before a term ends, the Seimas Lithuania. You can also apply for
announces the exact date of the next election.
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Some of the main organisations to choose from:
• Lietuvos Raudonasis Kryžius
• Gelbėkit vaikus
• Maisto bankas
• Lietuvos Caritas
• Maltos Ordino Pagalbos Tarnyba
Join foreigner communities here live or online:
• Foreigners in Vilnius
In Case of
Emergency
If you find yourself in an emergency situation,
you can call Lithuania’s national Emergency
Response Centre (112) and receive
assistance in English. This emergency line Vilnius LIVE
can connect you to the police, emergency
medical services, fire and rescue services, and
environmental protection services, depending Vilnius at night
on your need.
Partying and letting loose at night in Vilnius is safe,
but like anywhere else, it can get overwhelming.
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a pub crawl, dancing until dawn or just a perfect restaurants
for a la te -n ig ht
night out on the town, Vilnius is a city buzzing with
cocktail hour!
people, chatter and fun. Join the party because
everyone’s invited. Wondering what to expect?
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We don’t say goodbye, we say see you soon!
We never want to see you leave, but we understand that sometimes life
makes our paths turn 180 degrees. For some, it might be a few months
and for others – until next time!
If that day comes and you have your bags packed, we invite you to share
your story with us and share let us know why you decided to leave our
beloved Vilnius (hello@ihvilnius.lt).
Before you leave, don’t forget to:
• Declare your departure (Municipality office or Lithuanian embassy)
• Submit the income tax declaration of an individual departing from Lithuania
for good (State Tax Inspectorate)
Both of these must be done by EU citizens and all foreigners with a permanent
residence permit who leave for longer than six months. We strongly
recommend you do so to avoid accumulating PSD debt.
To read about it more: Declaring departure from Lithuania
Extra bonus free of charge – walking ! This guidebook was made with the support of:
Vilnius is a perfect place to contribute to saving the planet
by simply walking everywhere!
What do we mean? Check this out:
www.govilnius.lt/media-news/the-beauty-of-exploring-vilnius-on-foot
A perfect combo for those counting steps: walk the 15 (Home - #walk15) investlithuania.com govilnius.lt
and 100-kilometre trails (Vilnius 100km – Takas aplink Vilnių) around Vilnius!
Want to know when the next best event for the international
community in Vilnius is taking place?
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