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How Lithuania sells residence for investors (golden visa): 1 residence programme, open today. Every number and rule below links to the document it comes from.

5 documents and articles behind this page, listed at the bottom.

Residence

Sells the right to live in the country (a “golden visa”), sometimes leading to citizenship later. Lithuania: 1 residence programme, open today; 0 numbers, 17 prices and rules. Every country's residence programmes

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No investor shortcut to citizenship: the ordinary route needs 10 years of residence.

Status
Lowest price for one person
Last change
Residence·Open·since 2004

Company investor residence

Sells the right to live in the country (a “golden visa”), sometimes leading to citizenship later.

Citizenship. No investor shortcut to citizenship: the ordinary route needs 10 years of residence. (from the research notes below)

Official name: Leidimas laikinai gyventi užsieniečiui, investavusiam į įmonę (Lithuanian temporary residence for company investors, Law on the Legal Status of Aliens art. 45(1)(1), (1¹), (2²))

Lowest price for one person: €14,000

Not a passive investment: EUR 14,000 of own money in a Lithuanian company with at least EUR 28,000 equity, active 6 months, paying staff at least twice the average wage, applicant manager or holding a third of shares. Alternative EUR 260,000 with five jobs (t-6a1b173be9). Start date of the amounts not established.

Notes from the research

Temporary residence for a foreign participant or manager of a Lithuanian company: EUR 14,000 own investment in a company with at least EUR 28,000 equity and wage conditions, or EUR 260,000 investment with at least five jobs (added 2016), or managing a company with EUR 500,000 equity and ten jobs. The Commission (2019) dates Lithuania's scheme to 2004 and found no disaggregated statistics. No official counts found. Ordinary naturalisation requires 10 years of residence.

Prices and rules

Ways in that apply today (minimum amounts)

What is measured

No published numbers found for this programme. That is itself worth knowing: see the notes and the documents below.

Gaps

What we know is missing

  • Company investor residence: we found no published numbers at all, only rules and events.

A gap means no figure is in our data: either it was never published or we haven't found or read it yet. Charts leave gaps open rather than drawing across them.

Timeline

What happened, and when

Sources

The 5 documents behind this page

The stories behind the numbers

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