UK nationals who have been legally living in Lithuania before
December 31, 2020 when the UK withdraws from the EU may continue to
live, study, and work in Lithuania through rights established
through the Withdrawal Agreement. UK nationals who are residents of
Lithuania by the end of the Brexit transition will be covered by
the Withdrawal Agreement, and their rights will be protected if
they remain a resident. UK nationals should make sure they are
registered as residents.
Entry and Residency Requirements
UK nationals will be able to stay in Lithuania if they were
residents before December 31, 2020.
UK nationals who plan to live and work in Lithuania for more
than three months between January to June or July to December,
starting from their first day of entry into Lithuania, must apply
for a residence permit from the Migration Department under the
Ministry of Interior. They must obtain a temporary residence permit
and declare a residential address.