Question 1

Que: What is the cost of study in Lithuania per month?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Most international students spend about €350 to €750 per month on living costs, and some estimates run up to €900. A dorm room can cost €70 to €250, groceries €150 to €300, and a student transport pass only a few euros.

Question 2

Que: What is the cost of studying in Lithuania for Indian students?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Indian students can plan for roughly ₹4 to ₹10 lakh per year in total. Tuition is about ₹2.5 to ₹6.5 lakh, and accommodation is about ₹1.2 to ₹3 lakh. Food, transport, and insurance make up the rest. Scholarships can reduce the total.

Question 3

Que: What are Lithuania tuition fees for international students?

Accepted Answer

Ans: The official portal lists averages starting from about €1,300 per year for Bachelor's, €2,300 for Master's, and €8,400 for PhD. In practice, many English-taught Bachelor's programmes cost about €3,000 to €5,500 and many Master's programmes about €4,500 to €6,000. Medicine and dentistry cost much more.

Question 4

Que: What are Lithuania's master's fees for international students?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Master's fees commonly fall between €4,500 and €9,000 per year. Several popular programmes at VILNIUS TECH, Kaunas University of Technology, and Vilnius University are listed between €4,690 and €5,641 per year. Medicine or dentistry can reach about €14,000.

Question 5

Que: Can I study in Lithuania for free?

Accepted Answer

Ans: State-funded places are mainly for EU/EEA citizens, Lithuanians abroad, and people of Lithuanian origin. Non-EU students generally pay tuition. However, state-funded PhD places are open to international students, and scholarships can cover tuition fully or partly.

Question 6

Que: Are there scholarships for Indian students in Lithuania?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Yes. Universities such as Vilnius University and VILNIUS TECH offer tuition waivers open to non-EU applicants. Indian citizens were also eligible for the 2026 short-term study scholarship. Eligibility and deadlines change every year, so check the official scholarship page.

Question 7

Que: How much money do I need to show for a Lithuanian student visa?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Immigration typically requires proof of funds of about €7,200 per year (€600 per month). Some students show a minimum balance of around €5,000. Requirements vary by embassy and nationality, so confirm the latest figure before applying.

Question 8

Que: What other fees should I budget for besides tuition?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Budget for an application fee of around €100, a possible registration fee (for example, €50 at KTU), a €120 visa fee, and a €28 residence permit fee. Also plan for health insurance of €200 to €600 per year, flights, document legalisation, winter clothing, and an emergency fund.

Question 9

Que: Can I work part-time to cover my expenses in Lithuania?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Some guidance says international students can work during their studies, with non-EU students needing a work permit. Other guidance lists restrictions depending on nationality and visa. Rules change over time, so verify them with the authorities and your university, and do not rely on job income in your budget.

Question 10

Que: Is Lithuania cheaper than other European countries?

Accepted Answer

Ans: Yes. Living costs are about 20% lower than in the UK, and rent in Vilnius is far below that in London, Amsterdam, and Rome. Compared with the UK, Ireland, and the Netherlands, Lithuania's tuition and living costs are considerably lower.

Cost of Studying in Lithuania for Indian Students 2026-27