More than 60 Lithuanian manufacturers have proven their flexibility, ability to adapt quickly to the situation and started to produce personal protection equipment needed to combat the consequences of COVID-19. You can find them all in one catalogue prepared and constantly updated by team of Enterprise Lithuania experts! Here you will find companies that can supply reusable and disposable face masks, face shields, disinfectant, coveralls, shoe covers and other equipment.

Browse the catalogue here: https://bit.ly/359hH7k

Welcome to Lithuanian Language summer school ONLINE!  June 1 – July 31, 2020.

You can learn Lithuanian online, on Skype or Zoom platforms.  The training will be led by teachers with many years of teaching experience, whose curriculum will be interesting, including additional  virtual study tours of Vilnius and other regions of Lithuania.

On a proposal from the Ministry of Health, the Government of Lithuania has extended the quarantine for another two weeks, until 27 April, 12:00 a.m. Additional stricter restrictions will apply in the country this upcoming Easter weekend.

More information: https://koronastop.lrv.lt/en/news/quarantine-extended-for-another-two-weeks-stricter-restrictions-for-easter-weekend

Please be informed that due to COVID-19 pandemics phone numbers of the Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania have been temporarily changed.

For consular and emergency issues  please call 012035703, for all other issues - 012035707.

Thank you for your understanding!

The Embassy of Lithuania in Ireland

We cordially invite you to a virtual exhibition by Irish artist Tom Byrne "In the Spring of Two Modern Nations: Portraits of Irish and Lithuanian History". The exhibition was to be opened on 17 March, St. Patrick's Day in Vilnius, at Marija and Jurgis Šlapeliai museum, but unfortunately due to coronavirus and quarantine in Lithuania it was not possible. Thanks to the efforts of Jolanta Paškevičienė, Director of the Museum, and her collaborators, the exhibition has been moved online!

The Migration Department informs that foreigners, whose period of legal residence in Lithuania expired during the declared quarantine and who were unable to depart from the Republic of Lithuania in due time through no fault of their own, will not be subject to the return decisions, as well as administrative liability for illegal stay. The abovementioned foreigners, as well as those with respect to whom the decision regarding the return has been adopted, but the period for the voluntary departure expired during the quarantine, may stay in Lithuania during the quarantine in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. However, they will be required to depart after the end of the quarantine in the Republic of Lithuania within the established period of toleration (we will provide additional information on this in due course).

The Government has decided to extend the transit period for foreign nationals to return home through the territory of the Republic of Lithuania until 23 March 2020, 12:00 a.m.

To control the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), the Government decided to declare quarantine on the entire territory of the Republic of Lithuania. The quarantine regime shall be effective from 16 March 2020, 00:00, until 30 March 2020, 24:00.

According to the Resolution by the Emergency Operations Centre of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19), from 13th of March the consular section of the Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania in Ireland provides only urgent consular assistance. Consular reception for issuance of documents and other consular services will be resumed upon separate notice. Please follow the information.

The celebratory events of the Day of the Restoration of the State of Lithuania in Dublin began on 15^th of February with an art program by the Irish Lithuanian cultural group “Lyric Evenings” featuring songs and poems performed by compatriots dedicated to Lithuania.

On the 16^th of February, in the Lithuanian Embassy, Lithuanian high school students from Ireland, led by Lithuanian language teacher Jurgita Urbelienė, presented a fun and interactive play about Lithuanian book smugglers and their significance in the Lithuanian National Revival.

Empower yourself with knowledge from key life sciences trend-setters who will talk and discuss the latest industry trends in conference parallels sessions and plenaries. Built 6 main and 3 plenary sessions, the 2020 programme is addressing the latest topics from digital health, emerging technologies for medicine to microbiome and its current application, etc. Get ready for extra sessions, submitted by our domestic and international partners. 

For a sixth time the Republic of Lithuania has participated in Ireland's largest tourism exhibition, the Holiday World Show Dublin 2020, at the RDS Simmonscourt Dublin. The event, which took place on 24 – 26 of January, is the largest of its kind in the tourism sector.

Holiday World Show is the biggest single event in travel and tourism in Ireland, providing the unique opportunity of meeting with over 2,000 industry professionals for personal advice and information.