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Bank Statement for a Lithuanian Student Visa: What Moroccan Applicants Need

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20
Mar

One of the first questions on a Lithuanian student visa file is the bank statement. Here is what is asked for, whose account it can sit in, and how we work through it with you.

The Bank Statement Requirement

The consulate asks for proof that you can support yourself during your studies. In practice applicants have been asked to show a balance from around 8 million centimes (80,000 MAD) upwards.

This is proof of funds, not a blocked deposit: the money stays available to you. The exact figure is set by the authorities and is reviewed periodically, so confirm the current amount before you prepare the statement.

Whose Account Can It Be?

The statement does not have to be in the student’s own name. Depending on your circumstances it can be provided by:

  • the student;
  • a parent;
  • a sibling;
  • another close family member acting as sponsor.

Which of these applies, and what supporting documents go with it, depends on the case — that is the part we work through with you.

How We Support the File

  • An individual review of your situation and who should provide the proof.
  • Guidance on presenting the statement correctly.
  • Clear next steps once the financial proof is in place.
  • Support from the first enquiry through to enrolment.

Getting Started

Contact any of our offices and we will tell you exactly what your file needs.

Casablanca Office
WhatsApp: 06.68.29.05.80
Rabat Office
WhatsApp: 06.75.85.26.27
Agadir Office
WhatsApp: 06.73.87.40.61

Please note: Tuition, living costs and visa requirements vary by university, programme and academic year, and are set by the Lithuanian authorities and each institution. Always confirm the current figures with the university and the relevant consulate before you apply.