Lithuania Government Scholarships for short-term studies Application Form 2022/2023 is out

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Study in Lithuania; apply for 2022/2023 Lithuania Government short-term studies Scholarships Application Form for international Students, register here. We are glad to inform you about the 2022/2023 Lithuania Government short-term studies Scholarships Registration Form. See how to apply and register via application link portal.

Lithuania Government Scholarships for short-term studies Application Form is out for eligible Countries. Application Form Portal is open for interested and qualified applicants to apply online. Get started below:

Do you wish to know the list of Lithuanian higher education institutions and study programmes for 2022/2023 Lithuania Government Scholarships for short-term studies? all study fields are available on www.studyin.lt/universities/

Eligible Countries for Lithuania Government short-term studies Scholarships Application Form

If you are a Citizens of below mentioned countries, we encourage you apply online.

The Eastern Partnership countries: Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia.
• ASEM countries: Australia, Bangladesh, Brunei, the Philippines, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Cambodia, China, South Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Pakistan, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam.
• Lithuania priority export market countries: the USA, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Turkey, South Africa Republic.

Requirements/qualifications for 2022/2023 Lithuania Government Scholarships for short-term studies

An interested applicant has to receive an official approval of acceptance (Conditional Agreement) from the chosen Lithuanian higher education institution.
Interested and qualified Candidate must be a citizen of the particular country mentioned in the table above.
Interested applicants must have good knowledge of Lithuanian, English or other language required to study the chosen study programme (the minimum of B2 level of study language according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages is required).