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Self-isolation will no longer be required for arrivals from 19 countries

As of Monday, June 14, arrivals from Poland. Estonia, Greek islands: Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, Kefalonia, Zakynthos and the Spanish islands: Tenerife, Mallorca and Gran Canaria, and the other 15 countries will no longer have to self-isolate. A COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours before arrival will be required as before from all travellers from any country, apart from those vaccinated, recovered and those subject to additional exemptions.

Updated list of affected countries: correction in the exemption for those going to sit a Matura examination

From Monday, June 7, arrivals from Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Trinidad and Tobago will fall subject to tighter self-isolation rules, while the enhanced communicable disease control measures will no longer apply in the case of...

National Certificate: changes from 1 June

National Certificate: changes from 1 June.

Following update: fewer unsafe countries subject to tighter self-isolation requirements on arrival

As of Monday, 31 May, the regular self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from Cyprus and Sweden. Also, travellers and exposed individuals will be able to leave the place of self-isolation not only to resit but also...

Updated list of affected countries: tighter restrictions on arrival from India

As of Monday, 24 May, tighter self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from the Republic of Cabo Verde, and arrivals from Croatia and the Netherlands will continue under the regular self-isolation requirements. Self-isolation and testing exemptions will not apply in the case of vaccinated and recovered COVID-19 travellers who who have visited the Republic of India over the last 14 days before the return to the Republic of Lithuania: they will be required to have a negative test upon arrival and will also be required to self-isolate.

National Certificate: important information for those who do testing

With the upcoming launch of the Freedom ID on 24 May, the Ministry of the Economy and Innovation provides key information on what businesses should about it.

National Certificate: important for businesses to know

From May 24, the Freedom ID will be available on www.gpasas.lt.

Easier self-isolation requirements for arrivals from France, Turkey and other three countries

As of Monday, 17 May, regular self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from France, Turkey, Andorra, Puerto Rico and Mongolia. The list of countries whence arrivals fall subject to the enhanced communicable disease control measures includes 13 countries.

Changes for arrivals from five countries in the updated list

As of Monday, 10 May, tighter self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from Costa Rica, Maldives and Mongolia, and the regular self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from Serbia and Bermuda. There...

National Certificate offering more freedom for people and businesses will be available at the end of May

In Lithuania, the Fredom ID will be valid from 24 May; this ID will allow businesses to work with a stronger capacity and people will be offered a wider range of services.

Updated list of affected countries: tighter requirements for arrivals from India

As of Monday, 3 May, tighter self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from India, and the usual self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from Estonia, Poland, Slovenia, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina,...

Updated list of affected countries: travellers will be required to register no earlier than 48 hours before the start of the trip

As of Monday, 26 April, tighter self-isolation requirements will apply to arrivals from Seychelles, while arrivals from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Jordan, Montenegro, Kosovo and Lebanon will continue under the usual self-isolation requirements. Those returning to Lithuania will be required to register with the NPHC no earlier than 48 hours before the start of the trip.

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