Lithuania power plugs and sockets, telephones

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LITHUANIA DOCUMENTS

Documents: The citizen of the European Union who travels to Lithuania must have a passport or identity card valid for travel abroad. Even children and minors must have their own passport / identity card. For citizens of other nationalities a personal passport is mandatory. For citizens of some countries a visa may be required.

Driving license: A national driving license is required to drive in Lithuania.

Auto Insurance: Valid European insurance is required to enter Lithuania with your car.

For the documents needed to travel in Lithuania we always recommend checking the country’s official website.

LITHUANIA HEALTH INSURANCE, TRAVEL INSURANCE, AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

Healthcare: Lithuanian hospitals are fairly good. To have access to the treatment reserved for Lithuanian citizens, you must present the European Health Insurance Card. We recommend that you take out travel and health insurance before departure. These insurances have negligible costs and cover any medical costs that you should incur on your trip to Lithuania.

Vaccinations: No vaccinations are required.

LITHUANIA MOBILE PHONES AND INTERNET

Telephones: International dialing code to call Lithuania 00370.

Mobile Phones: Lithuania has a GSM 900 and GSM 1800 standard mobile network. International roaming agreements exist with most mobile phone companies. The coverage of the mobile phone network in Lithuania is very good.

Mobile Telephony Operators: Telia, Tele2, BITE.

Internet: Internet is available from public access to the Lithuanian National Library and, to an increasing extent, in numerous Internet points and Internet cafes in major cities and towns. In addition, most hotels have free WIFI internet.

LITHUANIA POWER PLUGS AND ELECTRIC SOCKETS

Electricity: The electric current in Lithuania is 220 volts, 50Hz.

Power plugs and sockets in Lithuania : The plugs and sockets used in Lithuania are C and F types. These are the same electrical outlets used in the rest of the continental European countries.