From citizenship to life in Lithuania

Yes. Marriages concluded outside Lithuania must be registered with the Lithuanian Civil Registry to be legally recognized in Lithuania and across the European Union. IN IURE assists with preparing, translating, and submitting all required documents, ensuring your marriage is properly recorded under Lithuanian law.

If at least one parent is a Lithuanian citizen, the child automatically acquires Lithuanian citizenship at birth — regardless of where the birth took place. The only step required is to register the child’s birth in Lithuania. IN IURE guides families through this process to ensure recognition and passport eligibility.

Yes. A non-Lithuanian spouse of a Lithuanian citizen can apply for a residence permit under family reunification provisions. Depending on the duration of marriage and residence plans, they may qualify for either a Temporary or a Permanent Residence Permit. IN IURE provides full legal support throughout the application process.

Civil registration procedures (marriage or birth) usually take 2–4 weeks once all documents are prepared and submitted correctly. Residence permit applications typically take 2–3 months, depending on case complexity and the Migration Department’s review schedule. IN IURE ensures all filings meet legal standards to avoid unnecessary delays.

Yes. IN IURE coordinates all legal and administrative aspects of relocation to Lithuania — including civil registration, residence documentation, opening bank accounts, and address declaration. Our goal is to ensure your family’s transition to Lithuania is smooth, compliant, and worry-free.