Returning to Vilnius district

Information and advice for returnees:

online at www.griztu.lt;
e-mail: griztu@urm.lt;
phone (0 5)  252 5001

As from January 2024. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania, which coordinates the Lithuanian diaspora policy, provides information to returning, arriving or contemplating returning Lithuanian diaspora on a dedicated website www.griztu.lt, by phone (0 5)  252 5001 and by e-mail griztu@urm.lt.

"Maybe to Lithuania?" - An initiative by the Employment Service to promote return migration, providing information to Lithuanians living abroad about the country's labour market, its trends and employment opportunities.

For more information on the country's labour market: https://galilietuva.lt/

Registration and job offers: https://kurklt.lt/.

The aim of the Create for Lithuania programme, launched in 2012, is to stimulate Lithuania's economic transformation and change in the country.

A driven energy and an innovative approach are what “Kurk Lietuvai” is all about. For one year, depending on your interests and skills, you will be able to carry out breakthrough projects in the economy, innovation, security, environment, education or other areas of Lithuania's public sector.

"Create for Lithuania is your chance to turn problems into solutions, and solutions into changes in the country or even the world”.

Information centre and expert contacts: https://investlithuania.com/lt/kontaktai/ 

Invest Lithuania is a non-profit foreign direct investment development agency whose aim is to contribute to the creation of new jobs, increase the competitiveness of the Lithuanian economy, the attractiveness of investment and the country's visibility in the world by attracting international companies.

Employment Service specialists who receive and advise Lithuanians returning from abroad:

- Renata Binkulė, e-mail: renata.binkule@uzt.lt, phone +370 700  78 993;
- Simona Varneckytė, e-mail: simona.varneckyte@uzt.lt, phone +370 700  78 972

Short General Consultation Phone 1883
Long consultation phone (0 5)  250 0883

Registration and job offers: https://uzt.lt/. The Employment Service implements employment support policies, helping jobseekers to get a job more quickly, to acquire the skills they need and to compete successfully on the labour market, and employers to find suitable employees.

World Lithuanian Youth Union (PLJS)

An independent, non-political youth organization operating on a voluntary basis, whose main goal is to unite Lithuanian youth worldwide, support the network of Lithuanian youth organizations abroad, and represent their interests.

https://www.pljs.org/
E-mail: info@pljs.org
PLJS – World Lithuanian Youth Union | Facebook

International Competitions | JRA – up-to-date information on international youth support programs administered by JRA: funding opportunities offered by Lithuanian youth organizations abroad, the Lithuania–Poland Youth Exchange Fund, the Lithuania–Ukraine Youth Exchange Council, and European Union youth support programs “European Solidarity Corps” and “Erasmus+” (youth field).

LiJOT | Lithuanian Council of Youth Organizations – the largest non-governmental youth organization in Lithuania, uniting national youth organizations and municipal youth councils.

Žinau viską – the largest youth news portal in Lithuania, providing comprehensive information on topics relevant to youth (and beyond): from education and volunteering to emotional and physical health and issues affecting young families.

European Youth Information and Counselling Agency (ERYICA) – an independent organization composed of national and regional youth information coordination institutions and networks.

Responsible for working with the diaspora at the Municipality:

Senior Specialist of the Active Society Coordination Division Justina Boguševičienė
E-mail: Justina.Boguseviciene@vrsa.lt
Address: Rinktinės St. 50, Vilnius