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Before travelling for Code 95: separate these three document checks
A training booking is only one part of preparing to work as a professional driver. Before travelling to Lithuania, make three separate checks: your driving licence, your professional qualification and your residence or work position.
Check the driving licence
Ask the competent authority or your intended employer which licence recognition or exchange rules apply to your situation. Provide the issuing country, categories and relevant dates when making the enquiry. A course provider can explain its admission process, but a training place should not be treated as a decision that a foreign licence is valid for every intended job.
Check the qualification evidence
Ask the responsible authority which evidence of professional qualification is required for your intended work. The final document and the provider’s course completion record are separate stages. Confirm which authority issues the document, what evidence it needs and which steps happen after training. Avoid assuming that any course attendance paper is the final work document.
Check residence and work separately
Professional qualification and immigration permission answer different questions. Confirm the right to enter, stay and work for your intended employment with the responsible authorities. Do not interpret a course confirmation as a visa guarantee or a work authorisation. Where the place of training depends on your residence or employment situation, have that checked before you book.
Build one realistic travel plan
Keep the three answers together and write down the remaining steps, responsible organisations and dates. Include attendance requirements, assessment, document appointments and collection arrangements. Our editorial recommendation is to book around confirmed requirements, with room for administrative processing. OneRoad is an information guide, not a training school or an authority. This checklist helps you ask better questions; it cannot approve your individual eligibility or guarantee document issue.