Yes, you can apply for a Lithuania Schengen Visa for business purposes.

A Lithuania business visa allows foreign nationals to enter Lithuania for business-related activities, such as meetings, conferences, and negotiations.

Yes, you usually need an invitation or a letter of support from a Lithuanian business partner.

Your Lithuanian host or business partner can provide you with an invitation letter. They need to contact the Lithuanian Migration Department to issue this letter.

The processing time can vary, but it typically takes several weeks, so apply well in advance of your intended travel date.

Yes, a Lithuanian business visa allows you to travel within the Schengen Area for business purposes.

Family members need to apply for their own visas, such as tourist visas, as they won't be allowed to work or study on a business visa.

In some cases, you may be required to attend an interview at the Lithuanian embassy or consulate.

You should not attend job interviews on a business visa, as it is not intended for employment purposes.

Self-employed individuals can apply for a business visa, but you'll need to provide evidence of your business activities.

Freelancers can apply, but you'll need to provide documentation of your freelance work and business connections in Lithuania.

Travel restrictions and entry requirements can change during the pandemic, so check with the Lithuanian authorities for the latest updates.

Yes, attending a conference or business event is a valid purpose for a Lithuania business visa.

Shareholders in Lithuanian companies may be eligible for a business visa, provided they can prove their business connection.

Yes, participation in trade fairs or exhibitions is a valid reason to apply for a Lithuania business visa.

Yes, conducting market research can be considered a legitimate business activity for a Lithuania business visa.

A Lithuania Transit Visa is a short-term visa that allows travellers to pass through Lithuania en route to another destination. It is typically used for brief layovers or stopovers in Lithuania while travelling to a different country.

If you are a citizen of a country that is not a member of the European Union (EU) or the European Economic Area (EEA), you may need a Lithuania transit visa if you are transiting through Lithuania on your way to another destination.

You can access the Lithuania Transit Visa application form on the official website of the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, VFS, or at the nearest Lithuanian embassy or consulate in your country. For a more streamlined process, you can also find the application form on stampthepassport.com, where our visa expert will assist you with your queries and guide you through the application process.

Yes, it is possible to extend a Lithuania Transit Visa under certain circumstances. 

Yes, you may be eligible for a refund if your Visa application is rejected. However, refund policies vary depending on the country and specific Visa application process, so you should check with the relevant embassy.

Yes, it's advisable to have travel insurance when applying for a Transit Visa to Lithuania.

Yes, you can work on a Lithuania Transit Visa.

Passport should be valid for at least 6 months to apply for a Transit Visa.

Yes, you can apply for a Lithuania Transit Visa if you already have a Schengen Visa.

Yes we can use a Lithuania Transit Visa to travel to other Schengen countries

Yes, you can apply for a Transit Visa if you have a layover in Lithuania.

Yes, you can apply for a Transit Visa if you are pregnant.

Yes, refugees can apply for a Lithuania Transit Visa.

The reasons for rejection of a transit visa application may vary depending on the country you are applying to and the type of visa you are applying for. Some common reasons for visa rejection include incomplete or incorrect application forms, insufficient supporting documents, lack of funds, criminal record, and previous visa violations.