Frequently asked questions

Is Lithuania an EU member state, a NATO country, a Schengen country?

Yes, Lithuania is an EU member state, a NATO country and a Schengen country.

Can I pay in Lithuanian in euros?

Yes, Lithuania joined the euro area in 2015. Euro replaced the former national currency, the Lithuanian Litas.

Are Lithuanian highways toll-free for camping trailers and caravans?

Yes, if your motorhome falls under Category M1, you can travel toll-free. Campers and caravans are typically classified under Category M1. You can check the category of your vehicle in the vehicle registration certificate.

What is the speed limit in Lithuania?

The speed limit for vehicles below 3.5 tons in summer season is: 

130 km/h on freeways (motorways, expressways); 120 km/h on other highways; 90 km/h on other paved roads; 70 km/h on other roads; 50 km/h in urban settlements.

What are the DUI (driving under influence) laws in Lithuania?  

Driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.04% is per se DUI.

What ferry lines can I use to come to Lithuania?

You can reach Lithuania by ferry using these ferry lines:

DFDS (www.dfds.com)

Kiel, Germany – Klaipėda, Lithuania

Karlshamn, Sweden - Klaipėda, Lithuania

TT-line (www.ttline.com)

Rostock, Travemunde, Germany -Trelleborg, Sweden -Klaipėda, Lithuania

What are the working hours for grocery stores in Lithuania? 

Most grocery stores and supermarkets are open every day in Lithuania.

What is the emergency phone number in Lithuania?

For general emergency, call 112.

Where can I find more information about Lithuania?

More information about Lithuania is available at www.lithuania.travel. Once you arrive in Lithuania, you can get more information from local Tourist Information Centers (TIC).

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