Living and Working in Lithuania

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9 months ago

Hi there,

I hope to apply to live and work in Lituania in 2026.聽 I have experience and accredited qualifications in supporting people with drug and alcohol problems and homelessness.聽 I am also qualified and experienced in community engagement and development,

I would be grateful for advice on how to make this possible.

Kind regard,

Liam

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9 months ago

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No, I can speak English, is it possible to get job in Lithuania as a Healthcare Assistant?

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9 months ago

@SimCityAT
No, I can speak English, is it possible to get job in Lithuania as a Healthcare Assistant? - @foram

Sadly, no. You are dealing with the public. You will have to speak the national language.

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9 months ago

@foram

Hello and welcome聽 !

Lithuanian is strongly preferred (or essential) for interacting with patients, colleagues, official documents, etc. English alone may limit your options.

As a non-EU national, you鈥檒l need a work permit plus a temporary residence permit. The employer usually initiates the process. Only some permits are granted for non-highly skilled roles, and salary must meet minimum thresholds.

The employer must also demonstrate that no local/EU candidate is available (to justify hiring a foreigner).

Furthermore, you鈥檒l need credentials (education, certificate, diploma) and relevant experience in care roles.

I would suggest you search for opportunities on LinkedIn on contact hospitals and clinics directly to offer your candidacy.

Regards

Bhavna