Lithuanian language exams
The state language and Constitution exams matter when applying for permanent residence in Lithuania or citizenship. Find out where to check the requirements and how to practise your Lithuanian.
What you need to know
Where to start
Purpose and language level
NŠA explains that the state Lithuanian language exam and Constitution exam are used in order to get a permanent residence permit in Lithuania and to be granted citizenship.
Permanent residence
If you are applying to live permanently in Lithuania, NŠA publishes information about the state language and Constitution exams. Check which requirements and documents apply to your situation before registering.
Citizenship
Applying for Lithuanian citizenship may also require the state language and Constitution exams. Check the required level, registration and any exemptions with official sources.
Starting at A1–A2
If you are new to Lithuanian, start with everyday situations: introducing yourself, asking questions, reading short notices and having simple conversations. The Kalbomatas level quiz can help you choose where to begin studying. Check the official exam category with NŠA.
B1 practice
At B1, practise reading longer texts, writing clear answers and speaking about familiar topics. Check the tasks and skills listed in the official description of your chosen exam.
B2 practice
At B2, spend time on explaining your views, building a wider vocabulary and writing more precisely. NŠA publishes the official exam format, assessment information and dates.
Find your level
A Kalbomatas result can point you toward A1, A2, B1, B2 or C1-range study. Only the relevant official examination provider can issue the result required for residence, citizenship, work or another formal purpose.
Take the placement test
Practise the language
Level Checker, Grammar, Reader, Pronunciation Coach, and Conversation Simulator help you practise Lithuanian writing, reading, speaking, and pronunciation before the official process.
Official results
No app can guarantee an official result. Your legal situation, level requirement, documents, and exam registration must be checked with official sources.
Check official sources
Exam rules and dates can change. Review NŠA information and the requirements that apply to your situation before registering.