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Lithuania Visa for Indians

Vilnius Old Town, Trakai Island Castle and the Curonian Spit dunes: Audvik helps Indian travellers apply for a Lithuania Schengen visa.

Schengen Visa
Processing: About 15 calendar days
Apply from anywhere in India
Overview

About the Lithuania visa for Indians

Lithuania is the southernmost of the three Baltic states and a growing choice for Indian students and travellers alike. Its capital Vilnius has one of Europe's largest surviving medieval old towns, while Trakai Island Castle sits on a lake just outside the city, the Curonian Spit offers vast sand dunes on the Baltic coast and the Hill of Crosses near Siauliai is a moving sight. Indian citizens need a Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa, allowing up to 90 days in any 180-day period, with biometrics given at the visa centre authorised by the Lithuanian embassy in India. Many travellers combine Lithuania with Latvia and Estonia; apply where you spend the most nights.

Audvik checks your documents, fills in the application, books your appointment and prepares a clear Baltic itinerary. For students, we explain the separate national visa process and required paperwork.

Lithuania visa types, processing time & validity

*Typical timelines after a complete application; the embassy may take longer. Fees depend on visa type and urgency — tap Get Quote for current charges.

Documents required for a Lithuania visa

The exact list depends on your profile (employed, self-employed, student, retired) and purpose of travel. We share a personalised checklist with your quote.

Important things to know

How to apply for your Lithuania visa with Audvik

1. Share your plan

Tell us your destination, dates and purpose on call, WhatsApp or the form.

2. Get your checklist

We send a personalised document list and a clear, upfront quote.

3. We prepare & file

Our team fills the form, reviews every document and books the appointment.

4. Track & travel

Get status updates until your visa is issued, then fly with confidence.

Lithuania visa FAQs

Do Indians need a visa for Lithuania?

Yes. Lithuania is part of the Schengen Area, so Indian passport holders need a Schengen short-stay visa for tourism, business or family visits. It permits up to 90 days in any 180-day period and allows onward travel to Latvia, Estonia and other Schengen countries.

Yes. Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are all in the Schengen Area, so one visa covers the whole trip. Apply to the country where you will spend the most nights, or to your first country of entry if your nights are split equally.

Short-stay applications are usually decided within about 15 calendar days of your appointment, but it may take longer if more documents are needed. For study visas, allow considerably more time and start the process as soon as you receive your admission letter.

Yes. Travel medical insurance valid in all Schengen states, with at least EUR 30,000 cover for emergency treatment and repatriation, is compulsory for the full length of your stay. Audvik can arrange a compliant policy for you.

Yes. Audvik can design a Baltic itinerary covering Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn, with flights, hotels, intercity buses or trains and travel insurance. We prepare your visa file around those bookings so that every date and document matches.

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    Please note: Audvik Tours and Travels is a private travel agency that assists with visa applications; we are not affiliated with any embassy or government. Visa rules, fees and processing times are set by the issuing country, change often and are shown here as a general guide. The decision to grant a visa rests solely with the embassy or immigration authority.