At Ignitis Renewables, we are leading the green generation breakthrough in the Baltics and Poland. Our purpose is to create a 100% green and secure energy ecosystem for current and future generations. Join us in Lithuania and leave your legacy where it truly matters.
Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, was named the European Green Capital for its commitment to sustainability and green living.
11.5% of Vilnius' population are international residents, making it a vibrant and multicultural city.
Lithuania boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage, with beautiful medieval architecture, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and vibrant traditions.
We streamline the process of obtaining working permits and handle all necessary documentation to ensure a smooth transition for our international colleagues.
Relocating can be challenging, but we alleviate the stress by assisting you in finding the perfect home that meets your needs and preferences.
We provide extra attention to colleagues relocating with families. From a list of schools and kindergartens to full support with documentation, we ensure a seamless transition for your loved ones.
With colleagues from over 10 different nationalities, we prioritize the integration of our international team members. Enjoy numerous office and out-of-office activities designed to help you feel at home.
Work-life balance is deeply ingrained in the Lithuanian work culture. Here, quality leisure time is valued as much as professional success. Instead of long commutes, enjoy morning runs in the park or coffee at a local café. This balanced lifestyle is a key part of life in Lithuania.
Vilnius is a green and compact city, with 61% of its area covered in greenery. This makes traveling across the city quick and easy, leaving more time for what matters most to you. With a variety of transport options, commuting is a breeze.
Lithuania has a long history of welcoming foreigners, dating back to when Grand Duke Gediminas invited craftsmen, merchants, and knights from Western Europe to settle by the river Neris. Today, our policies and regulations continue to support the smooth integration of newcomers into our culture.
In the videos below, our colleagues from three different countries share their experiences and offer helpful advice for anyone considering a move to Lithuania.
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We handle all necessary documentation and procedures to ensure a smooth transition for our international employees.
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We help in finding suitable housing, including connecting you with trusted real estate agents and providing information about different neighbourhoods.
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We provide comprehensive support, including information on local schools and kindergartens, assistance with enrolment and family-oriented community events.
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Lithuania has a universal healthcare system with both public and private medical centres. Employees are covered by health insurance which typically includes up to EUR 3000 per year for treatments.
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Choose a healthcare institution, provide your ID, fill out an application form, and choose a practitioner. Registration is available for those covered by compulsory health insurance
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We assist with the process of opening a bank account, including providing a list of required documents and personal assistance during appointments.
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Vilnius has a well-developed public transportation system, including buses, trolleys and bike-sharing services. The Trafi app can help with live updates and route planning.
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We provide information and support for finding suitable kindergartens and schools, including assistance with the enrolment process.
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While Lithuanian is the official language, English is widely spoken, especially in business and urban areas. Many medical services and private institutions also offer services in English.
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Vilnius is considered a safe city with a low crime rate. The local police force is efficient and the community is welcoming to foreigners. Lithuania is a part of NATO.
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Yes, you can bring your pet to Lithuania. Specific regulations and procedures must be followed, including vaccinations and microchipping. We can provide guidance on this process.
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Lithuania boasts the fastest public WiFi in the world and affordable internet services. Online shopping, banking and various digital services are widely accessible.
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Lithuania has 13 bank holidays throughout the year. These holidays include New Year’s Day, Independence Days, Easter, International Workers’ Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Dew (Rasų šventė) and Joninės Day, Statehood Day, Assumption of the Virgin Mary Day, All Saints’ Day, Day of Remembrance for the Dead and Christmas.
