Working in Lithuania

“Housed” savings assume the employer provides accommodation; “self-paid” deducts typical shared rent of €270/mo. Net pay uses Lithuania's typical take-home rate of about 70% of gross.

Work permit + national (D) visa or temporary residence. Workers in shortage occupations can use a simplified route. The employer registers the vacancy with the Employment Service before the permit is issued. Typical processing runs about 4–12 weeks once the employer-side steps are done. A formal English test such as IELTS is usually not required for these trades.

Official reference for Lithuania: migracija.lt ↗

Indicative estimates, not a job offer. Salary, cost and savings figures are modelled from each occupation's rough EU average and a per-country wage index, and exclude employer-specific terms, exchange-rate swings and personal tax. Visa rules are summarised for general guidance. Always confirm pay and immigration rules with the official source or embassy, and never pay a fee for a job offer you have not verified.