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If you are a Eurovision fan you will be very familiar with Lithuania and its vibrant culture.

In Demand Remote Jobs in Lithuania

If you work in Tech you are likely to find a remote job with a Lithuanian company quite easily.

This is only a selection of available remote jobs you can find in Lithuania (from a list of vacancies that has been compiled by LinkedIn):

• Proofreader/Copy Editor for a company based in Vilnius, Lithuania;
• Copywriter and Editor for a LLM company;
• Copywriter for a technology company in Vilnius paying up to 2,800 euro per month;
• Public Relations Specialist paying 3,000 euro per month;
• SEO Specialist for a travel company, paying more than 3,000 euro per month;
• Freelance Linguistic Editor for an AI company
• Copywriter for a marketing company paying 3,000 euro per month;
• Senior Media Buyer for a CRM company.

Highest Paying Remote Jobs in Lithuania

Some of the highest paying remote roles working with Lithuanian companies include:

• CRO Lead paying up to 60,000 euro a year;
• Senior Software Engineer paying up to 110,000 euro a year;
• Senior Developer paying up to 120,000 euro a year;
• Senior Business Analyst paying up to 120,000 euro a year.

Advantages of Working in Lithuania

These are the key reasons to travel and work in Lithuania if you ever considered visiting (according to the site Lietuva):

• affordable cost of living and good quality of life;
• plenty of natural reserves and outdoors activities including swimming, hiking and cycling;
• there are 5 UNESCO heritage sites;
• support for start up businesses and entrepreneurship in general;
• good public transport;
• thriving cultural scene including plenty of art galleries, theatres, music festivals and interactive museums;
• plenty of places of interest with awesome architecture;
• support for creative and innovative companies, start ups, availability of co-working spaces.

More than 700 startups originated in Lithuania and widely recognised brands like Vinted and NordVPN were founded in Lithuania.

Lithuanians have access to free education and healthcare. To ensure that people have a good work/life balance, some public sector organisations have introduced a 4 day working week in Lithuania.

After becoming an independent country in 1990, Lithuania has invested heavily in the knowledge economy. It is a leader in biotechnology, IT and communication. The capital Vilnius has a high number of international digital nomads and expats.

Languages Spoken in Lithuania

The official language is Lithuanian which is spoken by approximately 3 million people. Lithuanian is a Baltic language that derives from the Indo-European group of languages.

In some areas of Lithuania people also speak Polish and Russian. Polish is spoken by about 6% of the population and Russian is spoken by about 8% of the population of Lithuania.

Outside of Lithuania, a large number of people in Poland speak Lithuanian.

English is spoken widely within Lituania and it has been estimated that 80% of young people in Lithuania speak English fluently.

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