Practice for the Lithuanian citizenship and permanent residence exams

408 original Constitution basics questions with explanations and article numbers, a mock exam in the real format and 250+ Lithuanian (A2) exercises. Interface and explanations in English, Ukrainian, Russian and Lithuanian. Free, no sign-up, works offline.

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Practice by topic – all 14 chapters of the Constitution
Mock exam: 20 questions, 45 minutes, 14 correct to pass
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Lithuanian A2: vocabulary, noun cases, verbs, reading, everyday situations
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This is an unofficial practice tool. It is not affiliated with the National Agency for Education (NŠA), the Migration Department or any other state institution. The questions were written independently from the text of the Constitution – they are not real exam questions. Always check official information on the official websites.

Who needs these exams?

Foreigners applying for Lithuanian citizenship by naturalisation, and most foreigners applying for a permanent residence permit (EU long-term resident status), must pass two exams: the state language exam (category I, level A2) and the exam on the basics of the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania. Citizenship and permanent residence require the same language level – A2.

Constitution basics exam – key facts

Format	Computer-based test at an exam centre, in Lithuanian
Questions	20 questions, each with 3 answer options, one correct
Pass mark	At least 14 correct answers (70%)
Time	45 minutes
Content	All chapters of the Constitution, following the official NŠA exam programme
2026 sessions	13 February, 30 April, 9 July, 24 September, 10 November, 8 December
Fee	€21 (language exam €57), paid when booking in MIGRIS; check the exact amount when you register
Retakes	Unlimited attempts; the fee is paid each time

State language exam (A2)

The exam has a reading and writing part (1 h 30 min, on a computer), a listening part (25 min) and a speaking part (a conversation with examiners). You get A2 only if you reach A2 in every part. It is recommended to take the language exam first.

How to register

Foreigners taking the exams for citizenship or permanent residence register and pay through the Migration Department's MIGRIS system (a Lithuanian personal code is required). More information on the National Agency for Education (NŠA) pages:

Official samples – link

Lithuania's National Agency for Education (NŠA) publishes one official practice test for the state language exam (A2, Category I). For the Constitution exam NŠA publishes no sample questions – only the exam programme (topic list). Our questions are original, written from that programme and the text of the Constitution; they are not official exam questions.

Who is exempt

Under the Law on Citizenship and the Law on the Legal Status of Aliens, people exempt from the exams include those aged 65 or over, people with a 0–55% working capacity (participation) level, people with severe chronic mental disorders, and children. People who already hold a state language category certificate do not need to take the language exam. Check the laws for the exact conditions.

FAQ

Are these the real exam questions?

No. All questions were written independently from the official text of the Constitution. They cover every topic in the exam programme, so they help you prepare, but the real exam questions will be different.

Is it free?

Right now all content is free. No sign-up needed.

What language is the real exam in?

Only Lithuanian. That's why questions are always shown in Lithuanian, and you can open the English translation when you need it.

Does it work offline?

Yes. After you open it once, it works without internet. On your phone choose “Install” or “Add to Home screen”.

Sources

Checked: 2026-11-02

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