Handbooks for doing business
Handbooks for Doing Business are easy-to-use interactive guides for those who want to start or are already doing business in Lithuania.
Why Lithuania
This country, full of young people, ambition, energy, skill, and talent, is equipped with Europe’s fastest internet connection and rapidly growing startup ecosystem.
Get a job or find an employee in Lithuania
Full of responsible, challenges driven employees, Lithuanian working environment is set to boom with innovative ideas and solutions.
Opening affiliates and representative offices
The procedure of legal entity’s affiliate or representative office is simple in Lithuania.
Success stories
Lithuanian scientists aim to be at the forefront of the new breakthrough in medicine
Lithuania has more than enough potential to become one of the leaders in the biotechnology field. This is the conviction of Agnė Vaitkevičienė, the head and the co-founder of the first and so far the only producer of individualised advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs) in the Baltic countries. According to her, medicines developed according to the needs of each patient are the future of medicine, to which Lithuania also contributes.
Business has more than one Everest
Origins of Lithuanian kids wear brand Mummymoon should be traced in Norwegian fjords, Vėjūnė Unikauskienė, Director of Trinity time UAB, company that owns this brand, joked.
March Design Studio: how Lithuanian minimalism conquered one fourth of the world
Abroad, in particular in Scandinavia, France, Italy, and even Japan, the March brand is considered to be the guarantee of aesthetics and quality.
Why Lithuania becomes a meeting place for science, business, education and research
Established in 2008, Santara Valley is now a rapidly expanding area of business intelligence, medical and research institutions where highly qualified employees and scientists create knowledge and products of the highest quality and are able to offer them to their partners all over the world.
Lithuanian linen found popularity even among selective Japanese
In the Interior Lifestyle exhibition in Tokyo, to which Lithuanian companies were brought by Enterprise Lithuania, Jūratė.eu participated for the first time, though the company is not a newcomer on this market. For nearly 15 years, this Lithuanian company has been exporting dresses, handbags and home textile to Japan.
The question when the first unicorn with over 1 billion of US dollars in value will appear in the country raises speculations for some time in Lithuanian start-up ecosystem. And even though there are many, not the one, candidates in Lithuanian system of innovative business, an example of a successful start-up, as noted by Anders Lentell, one of the speakers at the event “Startup Fair”, Swedish investor and founder of technology start-up DynaByte, is not just a unicorn label.
Lithuania will be launching ‘Startup Employee Visa’, a procedure for attracting, retaining and integrating foreign talents that will reduce barriers for the highly qualified professionals that startups need to come to Lithuania. This was established by the memorandum signed today by the Ministry of Economy and Innovation, the Ministry of the Interior and the Migration Department.
Last year, at the international start-up conference Startup Fair, “Oxipit“, a start-up operating in the field of medicine, was recognized as the best and most potential start-up. Then “Oxipit” was only making its first steps, but today it already boldly moves along the path to a practical medical system around the world. The search for the best start-up will also take place this year at the event Startup Fair on May 30th and 31st.
