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Use this snapshot to decide whether Lithuania fits your academic goals and resources. Requirements can differ by qualification, institution and application route.

Tuition€2,500 - €5,000
Financial evidence€4,000+
Language requirementsIELTS 6.0
Visa routeVFS Islamabad
Reference snapshot: 2026-10-18. Review dates come from the reference dataset; ScholarsRoad has not independently reverified every entry. Use the official links to confirm current requirements.

From shortlist to application.

Use the university’s own admission portal and confirm its international-document requirements. Check the designated visa or residence application service for Pakistani residents.

Before you commit
Compare programme tuition and real housing costs, then verify appointment availability. A service-provider listing does not establish that your exact application can be lodged there.
  1. Identify programmes that accept your qualification. Ask admissions about equivalence if your Pakistani award is not clearly listed.
  2. Read the individual course requirements and deadline. Confirm language evidence, prerequisites and any selection test.
  3. Prepare your academic records, references and personal statement. Follow the institution’s instructions for certified documents.
  4. Submit through the university or its designated national portal. Keep your account, receipts and application number.
  5. After an offer, check the student visa procedure for applicants residing in Pakistan and prepare the required financial evidence.
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Work while you study.

Bachelor'sPermitted · 20 hours/week
Reported: years 1–2: 20 h/week; years 3–4: 40 h/week; no cap in summer break
Master'sPermitted · 40 hours/week
Reported: up to 40 h/week (new cap since May 2026)
PhDPermitted · 40 hours/week
Reported: up to 40 h/week (new cap since May 2026)

Reported: bachelor yrs 1–2 20 h/week; later years, master’s & PhD 40 h

After your qualification

Graduates keep eased work-permit rules (window cut from 10 to 5 years); length of post-study job-search stay not confirmed

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Your preparation checklist.

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