A complete application typically includes:
- Your passport, issued in the last 10 years and valid for at least 3 months past your planned exit from the Schengen area
- A completed and signed Schengen visa application form
- Two recent passport photos with a plain white background
- A detailed travel itinerary
- Valid travel insurance with minimum medical coverage
- Evidence that you have enough funds to cover your trip
- Confirmation of where you’ll stay, whether that’s a hotel booking or an invitation letter
- Evidence of employment or study status
- Parental or guardian authorisation for minors
Category-Specific Documents
The list above covers the essentials, but Lithuanian consulates also expect extra proof depending on your employment status or purpose of travel:
- Employed applicants: A letter from your employer confirming your job role, salary, and approved leave, along with your last 6 months of bank statements or payslips
- Self-employed applicants: A copy of your business registration or licence, 6 months of company bank statements, and, for business trips, a formal invitation letter from the host company in Lithuania
- Students: An enrolment letter or no-objection certificate from your school or university, plus your current student ID
- Retired applicants: Pension statements from the last 6 months
- Business travellers: An invitation letter from the Lithuanian company you’re visiting, stating the dates and address, an employer’s letter confirming the business purpose, and company bank statements
- Medical visits: A medical report or appointment confirmation from the treating hospital or doctor in Lithuania, plus proof that consultation fees have been paid
- Minors: Proof of parental income and a signed authorisation letter from a parent or legal guardian, submitted alongside the application
Since exact requirements can vary slightly depending on your personal circumstances, our team reviews your full file before submission, so nothing gets missed and your application isn’t delayed.