UPDATED: January 18, 2020
Movement within the municipality of residence is restricted. Leaving the place of residence is allowed:
Movement within the country (between municipalities) is restricted. Except when going:
All operations and services will continue to be provided remotely. Only pre-approved employees whose work may not be performed remotely may come to work in the office.
Fill this form to be pre-approved for working on campus
If you have ONE of the symptoms fever over 37.4 C, cough, shortness of breath, loss of taste and smell - you need to get tested! Even if it only feels like a minor cold, it may be COVID19.
If you have been exposed to someone with COVID19, you need to self-isolate for 14 days from the day of your last contact with the person and Fill out the exposed person report on the NPHC web. Please download the guide for the exposed case. You need to isolate during the period indicated in the email/text message.
If you tested positive you must self-isolate 10 days from the day of your test. Please download the guide for the confirmed case.
Based on the Government’s resolution, exposed individuals are individuals who have returned or who have traveled in the last 14 days through the affected countries.
This does not apply when people travel by air without leaving the airport transit area.
Every traveler returning to or arriving in Lithuania by regular, special or charter flights by air, sea or land must submit their personal data to the specialists of the National Center for Public Health (NVSC) electronically before boarding a plane, ferry, bus, or train. Fill the form on the NVSC website https://keleiviams.nvsc.lt/en/form and present the QR code - at the time of boarding. In cases when a person has traveled independently by land, he must register with the NVSC electronically no later than within 12 hours from the moment of return or arrival in Lithuania.
Health Kit
Make sure you bring along a Health Kit
If your plans change and you no
longer will arrive in Lithuania, please cancel your application in eRezLife so
we have an accurate account of your location.
COVID19 PCR test
All students returning from abroad regardless of the country of arrival will need to present the test prior to returning to classes (living in residence halls and coming to campus) OR complete official 10-day on-campus self-isolation (if coming from an affected country). The test (PCR, nasal swab) must be taken (date taken, not received) 48 hours prior to the arrival. Make sure to call the lab in your town to check the processing times. The test should be in English.
COVID19 certificate
Students who have a doctor’s certificate or medical record (official document) that confirms the COVID19 infection in the 3 months prior to their arrival do not need to present a test and/or self-isolate. Only the doctor's certificate is valid, not the past positive test or antibody test. You must upload your certificate to eRezLife > Forms > "COVID-19 negative test results" prior to your arrival. You first need to either be placed in housing or apply for off-campus residence in order to access the form.
No actions need to be taken
Complete the Spring 2021 Off-Campus Application in eRezLife and enter your information and indicate that have not traveled.
We understand members of our community may be concerned and anxious. As always, if students, faculty, or staff want to get more information or wish to speak with someone about their worries, the following resources are available.
Join our Facebook group for updates, programming, student care, and support
Check your email frequently - LCC email is our main channel of communication
If you are in self-isolation, join our support group
Coronavirus hotline: 1808
All questions regarding self-isolation, testing, borders, etc need to be sent to NoCOVID@lcc.lt