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Lithuania moves to relax Covid entry restrictions

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Rob Gill
4 February 2022

Lithuania has decided to lift the majority of its Covid-19 travel restrictions for EU and EEA (European Economic Area) visitors from Saturday (5 February).

Lithuania is to set to ease its Covid-19 restrictions from 5 February (Credit: Go Vilnius)

This means that tourists will need only one travel certificate, indicating either full vaccination, recovery from Covid within 180 days or a recent negative test. 

Visitors to Lithuania will also no longer be required to present a national certificate or another Covid-related document to access indoor public spaces including hotels, restaurants, museums or cultural venues.


Only individual measures, such as wearing masks indoors and social distancing, will continue to apply in the Baltic state.