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Immigration Law
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Your Employer Missed a Migration Department Deadline, Could You Be Unable to Reapply for a Residence Permit for a Year?

A refusal under Article 35(1)(13) of the UTPĮ can trigger a one-year ban on reapplying for a residence permit in Lithuania — even when the missed deadline was the employer's fault.

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Immigration Law
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CAN YOU LOSE YOUR PERMANENT RESIDENCE PERMIT IN LITHUANIA BECAUSE YOU FORGOT THE LANGUAGE?

He passed the Lithuanian language exam and held a valid certificate. Years later, the Migration Department revoked his permanent residence permit. Was that enough to prove deception?

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Immigration Law
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Study Residence Permits in Lithuania: Can an Interview Be Enough to Refuse an Application?

A Supreme Administrative Court judgment clarifies that an unsatisfying interview answer is not automatically a false answer — and that refusal decisions must rest on evidence, not assumptions.

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Family
8 min read

Two Years or Three? What Foreigners in Lithuania Should Know About the Family Reunification Rule.

A recent Supreme Administrative Court ruling clarifies how the two-year residence requirement and three-year employment evidence interact in Lithuanian family reunification cases.

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Immigration Law
5 min read

Can Maternity Leave Cost You Your Residence Permit in Lithuania?

A recent judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania suggests the answer is not as straightforward as many might think.

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Immigration Law
3 min watch

CAN A PERMANENT RESIDENCE PERMIT IN LITHUANIA BE REVOKED SIMPLY BECAUSE A PERSON IS SUSPECTED OF A CRIME?

Does being suspected of a criminal offence automatically justify revoking a permanent residence permit in Lithuania?

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Immigration Law
9 min read

Legal Limbo in Lithuanian Immigration Law: When a Person Cannot Be Deported but Cannot Regularise Their Status

The Foreigner Registration Certificate (SURP) is a welcome reform, but what happens when a foreign national cannot lawfully be deported from Lithuania, yet has no legal mechanism to regularise their immigration status?

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Constitutional Law
5 min read

When Political Speech Is Lawful but Still Raises Ethical Questions

Freedom of expression is a cornerstone of democracy, but lawfulness is not the only question. This article examines the distinction between legal protection and ethical responsibility in political speech.

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