Long-Term Work Visa Application Process and Required Documents
A detailed guide covering the long-term work visa application process and required documents....
Travellers planning a short visit from Siirt to Lithuania should first check their passport type, travel purpose and main Schengen destination. Turkish ordinary passport holders currently require a visa for Lithuania. Diplomatic, service and special passport holders may use the applicable short-stay exemption, but that exemption does not automatically cover employment, study or residence.
Siirt Lithuania Visa Center can help applicants organise their information and check a file for inconsistencies. Long Vize is an independent consultancy, not the Lithuanian Embassy or VFS Global. It does not receive applications on behalf of an embassy, issue visas, influence the official decision or guarantee entry.
The Embassy of Lithuania in Türkiye states that it does not directly accept Schengen visa applications. Applicants use the authorised VFS application channel and attend the required appointment. The external provider receives the file, while the competent Lithuanian authority assesses and decides it.
An applicant should apply to Lithuania when Lithuania is the sole or main destination. If the journey includes several Schengen states, the main destination is generally the country where the traveller will spend the longest period or where the principal purpose takes place. Applying to Lithuania only because an appointment appears easier can create a mismatch between the application and the real itinerary.
Before an appointment is booked, the applicant should determine whether the planned journey is tourism, a family or friend visit, a business meeting, study, employment or another purpose. Short-stay Schengen permission is not a work or residence permit. Long-term study, work and family-reunification plans follow different national procedures.
The passport and form must show identical personal details. The passport should meet the validity, issue-date and blank-page requirements in force on the application date. Applicants should also check whether fingerprints must be provided again and whether a parent or guardian must attend for a minor.
The final checklist depends on the travel purpose and the applicant's circumstances. Common short-stay evidence can include:
The documents should tell one consistent travel story. Conflicting dates, a hotel in a different main destination, unexplained deposits, an incomplete invitation or different name spellings can lead to questions or additional-document requests.
The Embassy's official page currently lists the standard Schengen visa fee as EUR 90 for adults and EUR 45 for children from six to under twelve. It also states that VFS charges a separate service fee. Exemptions or reductions may apply to specific categories.
Fees and exchange-rate practices can change, so applicants should check the official Lithuania and VFS pages immediately before the appointment. Paying a fee does not create a right to approval, and fees may not be refundable after the official process begins.
Applicants travelling from Siirt should allow time for the appointment journey and any request for an additional document. A controlled process is:
Flight purchases and other non-refundable commitments should be considered carefully before the decision. A consultancy can help organise the file but cannot shorten the authority's assessment or remove the possibility of refusal.
No. Its current official guidance says Schengen applications are submitted through VFS rather than directly to the Embassy.
No. Long Vize provides independent document and process consultancy. Only the authorised application channel can receive the official submission, and the competent authority makes the decision.
No. The final documents depend on passport type, purpose, duration, employment or education status, sponsorship and host arrangements.
Official information reviewed on 18 September 2026: Embassy of Lithuania in Türkiye — Visa and service fee, Embassy of Lithuania in Türkiye — Appointment information. Visa, entry, fee and health rules may change; check the official sources again before travel.