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28 Mar 2022

Ukrainian nationals: Residence and work in Lithuania

Lithuania has already introduced a preferable regulation on work and residence of Ukrainian nationals.
Ukrainian nationals: Residence and work in Lithuania

 

To summarize, after registration at the Migration department, Ukrainian nationals can work under employment contracts or be self-employed under either of the below conditions:

- During 90-day visa-free regime (with biometric passports or Schengen visas)

- After applying for TRP due to humanitarian reasons

- After obtaining a national visa due to humanitarian reasons

- After applying for TRP for work purposes (ordinary TRP or Blue Card), etc.

Employers of UA nationals are exempted from requirement to apply for work permits/decisions from the Employer Service Office.

For more information and salary requirements please kindly check out Information for Ukrainian citizens.

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