Programme overview
Marine carpenters, joiners, interior installers, cabinet makers, HVAC and duct installers, pipe fitters, flooring and metalwork specialists.
Who this route may suit
Experienced maritime, interior-fit-out and mechanical tradespeople whose portfolios and credentials may match current Lithuanian marine-sector demand.
Relevant roles or route focus
- Marine carpenters, joiners and interior installers
- Cabinet makers and flooring specialists
- HVAC and duct installers
- Pipe fitters and metalwork specialists
How the process works
- We review your profile, nationality, experience and documents.
- You receive a written scope, confirmed availability, price and payment stages.
- After acceptance and the required payment, we prepare the agreed case documents.
- We guide the permit or visa stage and pre-departure preparation.
Documents commonly requested
- Valid passport
- Trade-focused CV
- Experience letters and project history
- Certificates, licences or safety credentials relevant to the trade
- Portfolio photographs or other verifiable work evidence
- Employer and authority forms requested for the selected assignment
What the package includes
- Specialist trade-profile assessment
- Portfolio and document pre-checking
- Written scope showing the €3,000 public programme fee
- Coordination of agreed employer and permit-support stages
- Case updates and general visa-document guidance
What the package excludes
- Trade testing, certification or safety training unless expressly included
- Government, consular, medical or insurance charges unless listed
- Travel, accommodation, tools and personal expenses
- A guaranteed project placement, Work Permit or visa outcome
Frequently asked questions
Why is the timing case dependent?
Maritime recruitment depends on the exact trade, project schedule, employer selection and authority processing.
Should I provide a work portfolio?
Yes. Clear project photographs and verifiable experience can be especially useful for joinery, interiors, flooring and metalwork profiles.
Is this a general labour programme?
No. It is focused on marine and related skilled trades listed in the current programme description.