LITHUANIA (EUROPE/SCHENGEN) MARITIME WORK PERMIT
Build your career in Europe’s maritime industry through employment opportunities in Lithuania. This programme is designed for experienced shipbuilding and marine professionals seeking legal employment, competitive salaries, and long-term career opportunities in a European Union member state.
BENEFITS / ADVANTAGES
- Free onward and return air ticket provided.
- Eligible family members may join after your residence permit is approved.
- Travel freely within the Schengen Area (subject to applicable residence permit regulations).
- Benefit from Lithuania’s business-friendly and flexible tax environment.
- Live and work in a peaceful European country.
- Access quality healthcare services.
- Pathway to permanent residency and potential citizenship.
- Free or affordable education opportunities for eligible children.
- Affordable cost of living compared to many European countries.
- Strong legal protections and a safe working environment.
Eligible Nationalities: EU/EEA Citizens, South African, and Latin American/Caribbean nationals.
AVAILABLE JOBS, RESPONSIBILITIES & BENEFITS
Maritime Occupations
- Marine Carpenter (Interior Works)
- Joiner
- Ceiling & Partition Installer
- Cabinet Maker
- Paneling & Furniture Installer
- Duct Installer
- Upholsterer
- Flooring Specialist
- Interior Metalworker (Handrails, Frames & Supports)
- Marine Pipe Fitter
- Ventilation & HVAC Installer
- Wall Builder & Installer
- Marine Tiler
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must:
- Have a minimum of three years of shipbuilding or maritime industry experience in one of the listed occupations.
- Be able to communicate in basic English, as English is the primary working language on site.
JOB DETAILS
- Job Location: Lithuania
- Salary: €7–€10 per hour
- Estimated Monthly Earnings: €1,200–€2,000 or more depending on experience and position
- Working Hours: 8 hours per day
- Working Days: 6 days per week
- Overtime: Available with additional pay
PAYMENT TERMS
MLS International Consultancy Service Fee
Total Service Fee: €2,000.00 (Two Thousand Euro) – This is required after the visa is approved, but the partner agent must either be in possession of the fund or have the fund in a joint account before the applicant apply for his visa.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
- Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV/Resume)
- Copy of International Passport (all pages)
- One recent passport-size photograph with white background
- Educational and/or Professional Training Certificates
- Police/Criminal Clearance Certificate
- Proof of relevant work experience (employment contract or employer reference letter)
- Photographs and/or videos demonstrating previous work experience
VISA REQUIREMENTS
Applicants should prepare:
- Valid International Passport
- Employer Invitation Letter
- Approved Work Permit Documents
- Police Clearance Certificate (where applicable)
- Medical Insurance
- Flight Reservation
- Passport-size Photograph meeting embassy specifications
- Financial Documents (if required by the embassy)
Note: Free onward and return flight tickets are provided under this programme. Visa requirements and embassy procedures may vary depending on the applicant’s nationality and the country where the visa application is submitted.
HOW TO APPLY
- Carefully review all programme information and eligibility requirements.
- Prepare all required documents.
- Complete the online application through the MLS International Consultancy website or submit your application through the company’s official email with the subject line:
“Lithuania Maritime Work Permit Application – [Occupation]”
- Our recruitment team will review your application and issue a service agreement for review and signature before processing begins.
FOR AGENCIES & BUSINESS PARTNERS
Organizations interested in partnering with MLS International Consultancy may follow these steps:
- Complete the Partnership Application Form available on our website.
- Submit the following documents:
- Company Registration Certificate
- Identification document of the Company Director/CEO
- Company Profile (optional)
- Upon successful review, an official Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) will be issued.
- After signing the MOU, your organization will be invited to the MLS International Consultancy Partnership Onboarding Programme.
CONTACT US
For more information regarding eligibility, maritime job opportunities, work permits, partnerships, or the application process, contact MLS International Consultancy. Our experienced consultants are ready to assist you throughout every stage of your international employment journey.
Contact link https://mlsinternationalconsultancy.com/contact/
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the Lithuania Maritime Work Permit programme?
Applicants must have at least three years of shipbuilding or maritime-industry experience in one of the listed occupations and be able to communicate in basic English. The programme is open to eligible EU/EEA, South African, Latin American, and Caribbean nationals.
What maritime jobs are available?
Available roles include marine carpenter, joiner, pipe fitter, HVAC installer, upholsterer, flooring specialist, marine tiler, cabinet maker, duct installer, and interior metalworker, among others.
What salary can I expect in Lithuania?
The hourly rate is generally €7–€10. Estimated monthly earnings range from €1,200 to €2,000 or more, depending on your experience, position, overtime, and employer terms.
What documents do I need to apply?
You will need an updated CV, a copy of your international passport, passport photograph, professional or educational certificates, police clearance certificate, proof of relevant experience, and photos or videos showing previous work.
Are flight tickets included in the programme?
Yes. The programme states that onward and return flight tickets are provided. Final travel arrangements will be confirmed as part of the employment and visa process.
When is the service fee paid?
The total MLS International Consultancy service fee is €2,000. It is payable after visa approval; however, the partner agent must hold the funds or place them in a joint account before the visa application begins.