Customs

Customs control is carried out when travelling to non-EU destinations if passengers are carrying:

• cash amounts exceeding EUR 10,000 (or the equivalent amount in another currency);

• goods for commercial purposes or goods exceeding duty-free allowances;

• items subject to restrictions or prohibitions.

Passengers travelling to Lithuania from non-EU countries are prohibited from importing meat, milk, dairy products, and other food products of animal origin, except in specific cases, such as infant food.
Controls are carried out by the State Food and Veterinary Service (SFVS).

Passengers may carry medical equipment and medicines for personal use; however, the quantities must correspond to the duration of the trip. In certain cases, a doctor’s prescription or medical certificate may be required.

Please note that passengers are strongly advised to keep medicines in their hand baggage at all times.

When importing plants, seeds, fruit, vegetables or other products of plant origin from non-EU countries, phytosanitary control may apply.
In most cases, a phytosanitary certificate is required, and the import of certain plants is prohibited.