It lays claim to an internationally recognized higher education system

Lithuania is ranked 59th by _U.S. News and World Report's_ most recent higher education rankings. [1]

Home to 24 colleges and 22 universities offering a comprehensive spectrum of internationally recognized academic programs and qualifications.

It is relatively affordable

Lithuanian colleges and universities do charge tuition fees.

Generally lower than US and UK.

Eligible to apply for Lithuanian state scholarships.

Access to many cost-saving benefits, including the Lithuanian Student Identity Card (LSP), International Student Identity Card (ISIC), and Erasmus Student Network (ESN) card.

The cost of living in Lithuania is cheaper than 54 percent of the countries in the world [2].

It's a great portal to the rest of Europe

Its people are friendly and welcoming

Lithuanian people are known for their welcoming, friendly attitudes. Many of them are also bilingual.

The quality of life is high

Lithuania earns high marks for quality of life.

Ranked first in the CEE region (Central and Eastern Europe) in the Green City Index and is also known for its world-class health infrastructure and level of safety.

"Outside its cities and towns, Lithuania's greatest asset is its nature.

This is a country of fresh, verdant pine forest and calm, clear lakes, where escape to the countryside is never more than 30 minutes from your door,” says Lietuvos Respublikos Vyriausybės Oficiali svetainė [3].

The culture and food are extraordinary

Lithuania boasts a rich heritage and vibrant modern culture

The old town of capital Vilnius is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, while the country's diverse population celebrates many international events and festivities throughout the year