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Lithuanian Work Permit: Required Documents #
To obtain a work permit in Lithuania, you generally need to provide several documents. The specifics can vary, so it’s crucial to consult official sources and the Lithuanian Migration Department for the most up-to-date information. Here’s a detailed overview:
General Requirements #
- Application Form: A completed application form for a work permit. This form is usually available on the Migration Department’s website or at their offices.
- Passport or ID: A copy of your passport or national ID card, including all relevant pages. The document must be valid.
- Proof of Qualification: Documents proving your qualifications, skills, and experience relevant to the job you’re applying for. This may include diplomas, certificates, and employment records.
- Employment Contract: A copy of the employment contract with a Lithuanian employer. The contract should detail the job description, working hours, salary, and other terms of employment.
- Employer’s Documents: Documents from your employer, such as the company’s registration certificate, information about the company’s activities, and a justification for hiring a foreign worker.
- No Criminal Record: A certificate of good conduct or police clearance certificate (PCC) from your home country or any country where you have resided for a significant period. This certificate should typically be no older than six months.
- Health Certificate: A medical certificate confirming that you do not have any contagious diseases that could pose a public health risk.
- Photos: Passport-sized photographs.
- State Fees: Proof of payment of the state fee for the issuance of the work permit.
Specific Requirements and Considerations #
For Drivers (International Transport):
- Driver’s License: A valid driver’s license corresponding to the vehicle category you will be driving.
- Code 95: Certificate of professional competence (Code 95) if you are driving professionally.
- Tachograph Card: A valid tachograph card.
Where to Apply #
Applications are typically submitted through the Lithuanian Migration Department or a designated agency. It’s advisable to check the official website for the most accurate and current application procedures.
Official Resources and Links #
- Migration Department of Lithuania: The primary authority for immigration matters. Check their official website for detailed instructions, application forms, and updates to regulations.
- European Commission: Information on working and living in Lithuania can be found on the European Commission’s website.
Disclaimer: Regulations and requirements can change, so it is essential to verify the latest information with the official sources mentioned above before starting the application process.
