Dormitories

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Information for those studying in faculties that are in Vilnius:

You can find all information about VU dormitories on the Vilnius University Dormitory Center website

Saulėtekis ave. 37, 38, 39

Administrator Ramūnas Eitminavičius

Telephone number: +37061862281
Email: accommodation@vub.lt
Address: Saulėtekis ave. 39

Accepting hours:

Monday, Wednesday: 17:00-19:00
Tuesday: 18:00-20:00
Friday: 8:30-12:00

Saulėtekis ave. 4, Didlaukis str. 59, Olandų str. 51

Administrator Danutė Verbickienė

Telephone number: +3705 231 5165
Email: bustas@vub.lt
Address: Olandų str. 51

Accepting hours:

Olandų str. 51 – Monday, Wednesday: 8:00-14:00.
Adress: Didlaukis str. 59 – Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: 8:00-14:00.
Address: Saulėtekis ave. 4 – Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: 8:00-14:00

You can find additional information about other alternatives for living in Vilnius here.

Information for students from Kaunas faculty:

Kaunas faculty dormitories are connected to VDU dormitories system.

Instructions on how to register for a place in a dormitory and other alternatives for living in Kaunas can be found here.

It is possible to live in the dormitories of KTU, LSMU and Kaunas College Forestry and Environmental Engineering.

Information for students from Šiauliai Academy:

Instructions on how to register for a place in the dormitories can be found here.

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