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Planning Code 95 training in Lithuania: start with the right questions
A short planning guide for foreign drivers considering Lithuania: compare programmes and providers before making travel arrangements.
Start with your own documents
Lithuania may be a practical training destination, but start by asking a provider to assess your licence categories, their acquisition dates and any existing professional qualification. Initial qualification and periodic training serve different needs. A 35-hour periodic course is not the answer for every applicant.
Arrange the course before the journey
Obtain written confirmation of admission documents, the actual teaching and assessment languages, any remote element and the activities requiring attendance. An English website does not itself confirm English-language teaching.
Keep training completion and the final qualification document on separate lines in your timetable. Include travel, accommodation and any separate document fees. Do not rely on a universal promise of completion within a few days.
Compare providers in one place
The OneRoad.lt directory helps you find and compare training institutions in Lithuania. Confirm places and individual eligibility directly with each institution. A professional qualification, permission to reside and permission to work are separate matters; check the latter with the relevant authorities.
Compare training providers in Lithuania
Sources
- LTSA DUK apie vairuotojų profesinę kvalifikaciją · 2026-11-04
- LTSA profesionalių vairuotojų mokymas · 2026-11-04
- Migracijos departamento informacija · 2026-11-04