The railway company has announced a promotion on tickets for domestic routes — an opportunity to travel around the country for less. Details — belkorpus →
The Department of Lithuanian Studies at the Faculty of Philology of Vilnius University announces that registration is open for semester-long Lithuanian language studies and…
The Šiauliai Centre for Educational Competences reports that in 2026 the city municipality is funding seven groups offering the 90-hour programmes “Lithuanian Language A1” and…
The Faculty of Humanities at Vytautas Magnus University (VDU) offers a free online platform designed for Ukrainians to study Lithuanian independently at levels A1–A2: explanations…
The Summer Academy of Lithuanian Language and Culture at Klaipėda University brought together almost one hundred participants from 30 countries this year — from those who want to…
Dabar Aišku, a Ukrainian-language online school of Lithuanian, runs a blog featuring brief explanations for independent learners: the difference between dirbti and veikti (18 June…
Need to take an exam for permanent residence or citizenship?
Permanent residence or citizenship requires A2 proficiency and two exams—Lithuanian language and the fundamentals of the Constitution. A1 proficiency is required for customer-facing work from January 1, 2026.
The page lists the 2026 exam schedule and 57 exam centers with addresses across Lithuania.
An official channel featuring cartoons and fairy tales for children in Lithuanian. It offers short episodes and 30–40-minute compilations with slow, clear speech —…
A game-based vocabulary trainer featuring five mini-games with words and pictures, with Lithuanian among the available languages. Free to use with no registration required…
The EU Academy “Learn Lithuanian with OLS” programme page: free Lithuanian language courses from the European Commission. The description is available in Russian, Ukrainian…
Online conversation club: sessions by topic and level (A1–C1) according to the schedule on the website. Partly paid — most sessions cost about €6, and some are free.
This list was compiled manually from organisers’ public announcements. The clubs are free and require no registration, but schedules may change — check the link before you go. Know a club that’s missing? Let us know.
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