Lithuanian passport
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Lithuanian passport is an official document, issued to Lithuanian citizens to identify themselves or travel outside of Lithuania. Recently, a national ID card was introduced. For traveling outside the EU, Lithuanian citizens may also request a passport.
The passport book contains 32 pages and a polycarbonate personal data page, where personal data, a photograph, and signature are laser engraved. The passport is created according International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) requirements. All data are written in Lithuanian, English, and French. The passports are issued to Lithuanian citizens upon a request and are valid for 10 years for adults and 5 years for children from 5 to 16 years. For younger children passports are valid for 2 years however period can be extended by special request up to 5 years.
Since August 28, 2006, the passport includes electronic biometric data. There is an RFID memory chip with an antenna. This chip stores the photograph and other data in electronic form.
Since January 1, 2008, the new type passports with burgundy-red cover are issued. These passports was created according to general European passport design requirements.
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[edit] Visa-free Travel
[edit] Europe
European Union unlimited access
Iceland unlimited access
Liechtenstein unlimited access
Norway unlimited access
Switzerland unlimited access
Albania 1 month
Andorra
Bosnia and Herzegovina 90 days
Croatia 90 days
Faroe Islands 90 days
Guernsey
Isle of Man
Jersey
Kosovo 90 days
Macedonia 90 days
Moldova 90 days
Monaco 90 days
Montenegro 90 days
San Marino 90 days
Serbia 90 days
Ukraine 90 days
Vatican City 90 days
[edit] Americas
 Lithuanian biometric passport |
 Lithuanian biometric passport |
 Old passport |
 Old passport |
 Visa Free Travel with Lithuanian passport |
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