What documents does a China citizen need for a Lithuania visa?

- Passport valid for at least 3 months beyond the planned departure from Schengen, issued within the last 10 years - Completed and signed Schengen visa application form - Two recent biometric passport photos (35x45mm, white background) - Round-trip flight itinerary/reservation - Proof of accommodation for every night of the stay - Proof of funds: 3 months of bank statements, generally expected to cover roughly EUR 50-70/day - Schengen-compliant travel medical insurance, minimum EUR 30,000 coverage - Biometrics captured in person at the application centre unless on file within 5 years

What types of visas can China citizens get for Lithuania?

- Type C short-stay Schengen visa (Tourist/Business) — single, double or multiple entry, up to 90 days within any 180-day period - Type D national visa — for stays over 90 days (work, study), applied directly at the Lithuanian embassy - Airport transit visa — not required for Chinese passport holders

How do China citizens apply for a Lithuania visa?

- Book an appointment through VFS Global's Lithuania visa application centre in China - Submit the form, photos, passport and supporting documents in person; biometrics captured at the appointment - Pay the visa fee plus the VFS service fee at the centre - Lithuania should be the country applied to when it is the main destination or main point of entry into Schengen - Track status online and collect the passport with the visa sticker, or opt for courier return

How much does a Lithuania visa cost for China citizens?

- Schengen visa fee: EUR 80 for adults (EUR 40 for children 6-12, free under 6) - VFS service fee: approximately EUR 25-30 on top of the visa fee - Standard processing: 15 calendar days from the appointment - Can extend to 30-45 days if extra documents are requested; no guaranteed express service for tourist visas

What should China citizens know before traveling to Lithuania?

- Apply no earlier than 6 months and no later than 15 working days before travel - Common rejection reasons: insufficient funds proof, unclear itinerary, inconsistent employment documentation, inadequate insurance - If visiting several Schengen states, apply where you'll spend the most nights, or the first entry point if time is split evenly - Ensure financial and employment paperwork is internally consistent; mismatches are the most frequent cause of refusal - Extensions inside Schengen are granted only for exceptional circumstances; apply for a visa validity that already covers the full trip

Lithuania Visa for China Citizens 2026

Visa Required

Chinese citizens need a Schengen Type C visa for Lithuania, applied through VFS Global or the Lithuanian embassy in Beijing, with a standard fee of EUR 80 and processing around 15 calendar days.

Guide last updated October 4, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

Passport valid for at least 3 months beyond the planned departure from Schengen, issued within the last 10 years
Completed and signed Schengen visa application form
Two recent biometric passport photos (35x45mm, white background)
Round-trip flight itinerary/reservation
Proof of accommodation for every night of the stay
Proof of funds: 3 months of bank statements, generally expected to cover roughly EUR 50-70/day
Schengen-compliant travel medical insurance, minimum EUR 30,000 coverage
Biometrics captured in person at the application centre unless on file within 5 years

Visa types

Type C short-stay Schengen visa (Tourist/Business) — single, double or multiple entry, up to 90 days within any 180-day period
Type D national visa — for stays over 90 days (work, study), applied directly at the Lithuanian embassy
Airport transit visa — not required for Chinese passport holders

How to apply

Book an appointment through VFS Global's Lithuania visa application centre in China
Submit the form, photos, passport and supporting documents in person; biometrics captured at the appointment
Pay the visa fee plus the VFS service fee at the centre
Lithuania should be the country applied to when it is the main destination or main point of entry into Schengen
Track status online and collect the passport with the visa sticker, or opt for courier return

Fees & processing time

Schengen visa fee: EUR 80 for adults (EUR 40 for children 6-12, free under 6)
VFS service fee: approximately EUR 25-30 on top of the visa fee
Standard processing: 15 calendar days from the appointment
Can extend to 30-45 days if extra documents are requested; no guaranteed express service for tourist visas

Tips for China travelers

Apply no earlier than 6 months and no later than 15 working days before travel
Common rejection reasons: insufficient funds proof, unclear itinerary, inconsistent employment documentation, inadequate insurance
If visiting several Schengen states, apply where you'll spend the most nights, or the first entry point if time is split evenly
Ensure financial and employment paperwork is internally consistent; mismatches are the most frequent cause of refusal
Extensions inside Schengen are granted only for exceptional circumstances; apply for a visa validity that already covers the full trip

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

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