Lithuania•EuropeVaries
€160 EUR
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Varies (Renewable. Citizenship restoration available through simplified procedure.)
Renewable
Renewal
Renewable
Family
Dependents allowed
PR Pathway
Yes
Sponsor
No job offer needed
Work
Remote not required
Permanent residence for persons who lost Lithuanian citizenship but continue to reside in Lithuania.
The permanent residence permit for former Lithuanian citizens is a specific legal pathway designed to facilitate the return or long-term settlement of individuals who previously held Lithuanian citizenship but lost it. This status recognizes the unique connection these individuals have to the state, allowing them to reside permanently in Lithuania without the standard five-year waiting period required for other foreign nationals. It serves as a bridge for those wishing to re-establish their life in Lithuania while maintaining their current legal status.
This permit is intended for individuals who lost their Lithuanian citizenship but continue to maintain a connection to the country. Applicants must demonstrate financial stability, with a minimum income requirement of 11,088 EUR and minimum savings of 11,088 EUR to ensure they can support themselves. It is distinct from other permanent residence routes as it prioritizes the applicant's historical link to the nation. The application fee is 160 EUR, and the permit provides the holder with the right to live and work in Lithuania indefinitely, facilitating their reintegration into society.
Must be a person who lost Lithuanian citizenship.
Must be a person of Lithuanian descent (parents or grandparents were Lithuanian).
Must identify as Lithuanian and provide a written statement to that effect.
Must have a legal basis for residence in Lithuania (e.g., previous citizenship or descent).
Must meet general requirements for permanent residence (e.g., clean criminal record, financial stability).
Valid passport
Passport photographs
Birth certificate
Parent birth certificate
Grandparent birth certificate
Citizenship documentation
Written declaration
Genealogical documentation
Health insurance
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