You type “preparation for the Lithuanian Constitution exam for permanent residence” or “Constitution test for citizenship” into the search engine, and it almost certainly brings up the bright konstitucijosegzaminas.lt website. It looks like a match: here’s the official portal where you register to take the test.
Let’s be clear right away: this site has nothing to do with the official exam required for permanent residence or citizenship. You cannot get a certificate there.
Does that mean you should close the tab? No. This resource is a real find for anyone preparing for the actual exam, and here’s why.
What Konstitucijos egzaminas really is
Konstitucijos egzaminas is the platform for an annual, nationwide educational initiative run by Lithuania’s Ministry of Justice, under the patronage of the President. Every year, residents are invited to test their legal literacy — it’s not a bureaucratic test, but a large-scale quiz and a bit of a celebration of statehood.
Everyone can take part — from schoolchildren to professional lawyers, and yes, that includes you.
Why it’s useful if it won’t get you a PR certificate
If you’re preparing for the real permanent residence exam, this project can help in several concrete ways.
A free simulator (Treniruoklis)
The site has a section with questions from previous years — a stress-free way to check how well you understand the structure of the state, and the rights and duties of citizens. The questions often overlap in meaning with what’s waiting for you on the official migration test.
Immersion in legal Lithuanian
The real PR exam is taken in Lithuanian. Practicing on the site gets you used to specific terminology — įstatymas, Seimas, Vyriausybė, teismai — and you learn to read and understand the phrasing quickly, without a dictionary.
The “Žinau savo teises” mobile app
A free, ad-free app from the same project: legal information through micro-learning, interactive scenarios and real-life problems instead of memorizing dry articles of law. Available on Google Play and the App Store.
Prizes for participation
Besides sharpening your knowledge before visiting the Migration Department, taking the actual exam on October 22 can bring real rewards. Organizers award the best participants across several categories, including regular residents with no legal background.
This year’s prizes include tablets and e-readers, wireless headphones and smartwatches, plus a special prize personally established by the President of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda.
To take part, simply go to the site, register in the “Kiti” (Others) category, and set aside 60 minutes — for free.
Summary
If your goal is to pass the Lithuanian Constitution exam for permanent residence or citizenship, registration goes through a different channel: only via the government portal MIGRIS, no later than 15 days before the exam date. We’ve covered the whole process — from choosing a portal to payment — in our step-by-step registration guide and in a separate deep dive into the Constitution exam itself: format, the 20 questions, pass mark, topics.
Meanwhile, konstitucijosegzaminas.lt remains a great free sandbox: use the simulator to test your knowledge, download the app to learn legal Lithuanian in a gamified format, and try the national quiz on October 22 — it takes the edge off the real exam and proves that learning the law can be genuinely engaging.
