Tips for Living in Lithuania
Tips from expats and experts about moving to Lithuania and living in Lithuania.
Where to live in Lithuania: one place in web to check your future location?
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When moving into a different country it might be hard deciding where to live exactly. The names of the streets sound like magic words; you have no idea how far you’d have to go to the center, whether the price you’re offered is reasonable and how much you should pay for water and energy. (Continue Reading)
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Sparklet
Housware rentals in Lithuania
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If you are coming to Lithuania for a short time only, you can use housewares rental service and get all basic household items needed for everyday use without buying them (or for that time until you will get your own). Bedding, dishes, cutlery, cookware, kitchen electricals, cleaning tools and other useful housewares can be rented for 1, 3 or 6 months. (Continue Reading)
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StudentServicesLt
Medical Care In Lithuania
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If you get seriously ill in Lithuania, please consider going back to your home country if possible - Serious healthcare problems can be very, very risky in Lithuania. If you live in Vilnius or Kaunas, it may not be as bad, but please know that bribes and "gifts" go a long ways in this country - whether to doctors or nurses. They will not ask you outright for these "gifts", but believe me, I have never seen a doctor or nurse turn one down. (Continue Reading)
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rikmo
Medical Care In Lithuania
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If you get seriously ill in Lithuania, please consider going back to your home country if possible - Serious healthcare problems can be very, very risky in Lithuania. If you live in Vilnius or Kaunas, it may not be as bad, but please know that bribes and "gifts" go a long ways in this country - whether to doctors or nurses. They will not ask you outright for these "gifts", but believe me, I have never seen a doctor or nurse turn one down. (Continue Reading)
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rikmo
