Cheap flights to Lithuania

Open for Travel

Partial

COVID Test

COVID-19 negative certification required for entering the country.

Quarantine Requirements

"Self-isolation at own accommodation- travellers from some countries face stricter measures.

Non-vaccinated travelers from Latvia, Luxembourg, Romania must present COVID-19 test and quarantine for 10 days; list of ‘red’ countries updated. "

Travel Documents Requirements

Entering this country with the EU Digital COVID certificate. EUDCCs are valid to enter Lithuania if they contain one of the following: a certificate of vaccination; a certificate of recovery from COVID-19, confirmed by a positive PCR test, valid for 180 days since the date of the positive test; a pre-departure negative COVID-19 test. Accepted tests: PCR taken within 72 hours prior to arrival or rapid antigen test (RAT) taken within 48 hours prior to arrival.

All third countries are classified as “grey” countries and listed as risk areas. Travellers from third countries must present one of the following: a certificate of vaccination; a certificate of recovery from Covid-19, confirmed by a positive PCR test, valid for 180 days since the date of the positive test; a pre-departure negative Covid-19 test. Accepted tests: PCR taken within 72 hours prior to arrival or RAT (rapid antigen test) taken within 48 hours prior to arrival.

Travellers arriving from countries that are listed as risk areas (all areas other than “green” or “yellow”), unless they can provide proof of full vaccination or recent recovery from Covid-19, are also subject to mandatory self-isolation for 10 days from the day of arrival.

The isolation period may be shortened after a second negative PCR test performed no earlier than on day 7 of self-isolation. Those who travel on a work basis from “red” or “grey” areas can leave the place of isolation and perform their work-related duties following a negative result to a PCR test carried out after arrival in Lithuania. Children under 16 years old are exempted from the pre-departure testing requirement. Children under 12 years old from “red” and “grey” countries are exempted from the isolation requirement. Children under 12 years old from “yellow” countries are exempted from the second PCR requirement. Children from 12 to 15 years old from “red” and “grey” countries are exempted from the isolation requirement upon presentation of a negative result to a PCR or RAT test.