Prospective students need a national visa or temporary residence permit. They must be accepted into a recognized educational institution, show proof of financial means, and obtain comprehensive health insurance. Proficiency in Lithuanian or the language of the chosen program may also be necessary.

Lithuanian universities typically offer two intakes – Autumn (September) and Spring (February). The Autumn intake follows the standard academic year, while the Spring intake provides mid-year enrollment opportunities.

Lithuania offers various educational options, including vocational training, bachelor’s degrees, master’s programs, and doctoral studies. The country's universities excel in fields such as technology, sciences, and arts, providing a comprehensive education to international students.

Benefits include academic excellence with rigorous standards and innovative research, cultural richness offering a blend of Baltic traditions and modern European lifestyle, research opportunities promoting engagement in cutting-edge projects, and a more affordable cost of living compared to some Western European countries without compromising quality.

Yes, Lithuania provides various scholarships to support international students, such as the Lithuanian State Scholarship Program and university-specific scholarships. These scholarships aim to make education in Lithuania accessible to students from diverse backgrounds.