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IN IURE is a Lithuania-based legal practice providing comprehensive legal services in the fields of Lithuanian and European Union law to U.S. and international clients. For more than two decades, we have advised individuals, entrepreneurs, and businesses navigating legal matters that involve Lithuania and the broader European Union, with a strong focus on cross-border clarity, compliance, and long-term legal certainty.
Our practice supports U.S. clients who require reliable legal guidance in Europe, including matters related to Lithuanian citizenship and civil status, company formation and business operations within the EU, real estate acquisitions and investments, relocation and residence issues, as well as other cross-border legal matters governed by EU and Lithuanian law. We regularly work with clients who are unfamiliar with European legal systems and therefore place particular emphasis on structured processes, clear explanations, and practical legal solutions.
IN IURE combines deep local knowledge of Lithuanian law with an international perspective shaped by long-standing work with clients from more than 30 countries. We understand the expectations, standards, and decision-making processes of U.S. individuals and companies and act as a legal bridge between U.S. clients and European legal frameworks. Our role is not to practice U.S. law, but to ensure that all legal matters connected to Lithuania and the European Union are handled accurately, transparently, and in full compliance with applicable regulations.
Our approach is professional, methodical, and client-focused. We prioritize legal precision, clear communication, and realistic outcomes, guiding clients through complex procedures while minimizing uncertainty and risk. Whether assisting with personal legal matters or advising on business and investment activities in Europe, IN IURE provides dependable legal support grounded in experience, integrity, and a thorough understanding of EU legal environments.
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Founded in 2011
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Restoring Lithuanian citizenship by descent is more than reclaiming your heritage – it’s unlocking the rights, freedoms, and opportunities that come with being an EU citizen. A Lithuanian passport allows you to live, work, and study freely across 27 EU countries, access affordable healthcare and world-class education, and enjoy long-term security for your family.
For entrepreneurs and investors, it’s a direct path into the EU single market and cross-border business opportunities.
For many Lithuanian Jews and descendants of Lithuanian families worldwide, reinstating citizenship is deeply personal – a way to honor their ancestors, reconnect with their heritage, and pass this legacy of freedom to future generations.
Lithuania combines a strategic location, modern infrastructure, and one of the most entrepreneur-friendly tax systems in the European Union. Corporate income tax is only 15% (scheduled to increase to 16% from 2026), and small companies with annual income below €300,000 may qualify for a 0–5% reduced rate.
As an EU and Eurozone member, Lithuania offers direct access to 450 million consumers across the European single market and full integration with the EU legal and banking framework. Businesses benefit from fast digital registration, transparent regulation, and a stable economic environment ranked among the top 20 globally for ease of doing business (World Bank).
Whether you are expanding operations or establishing a cost-efficient EU base, Lithuania provides a rare balance of accessibility, predictability, and opportunity – a gateway where your business can operate efficiently from day one.
Lithuania combines EU-level legal protection, economic stability, and a structurally balanced residential market – making it a strong choice for long-term, low-risk real estate investors.
Residential property ownership is open to both EU and non-EU citizens, with transparent registration and notarial oversight. Demand remains concentrated in Vilnius, Kaunas, and KlaipÄ—da, where population growth and limited new supply support steady market fundamentals.
According to Eurostat and Ober-Haus, housing prices grew by around 8% year-on-year in 2025, reflecting moderate and sustainable growth. For many investors, Lithuania offers not speculation, but predictable value, legal clarity, and long-term European stability.
