Lease agreement (Lithuania)

A lease agreement for renting a flat or a house to a person who will live in it. It records who rents what, for how long and for how much, and what each side looks after. Both of you sign the same file.

Who signs

  • The landlord
  • The tenant

What you fill in

  • Both parties — names, personal codes or company registration numbers, and addresses
  • The property — its address and what comes with it: furniture, parking, storage
  • The rent — the amount per month and the day it is paid
  • The deposit — how much, and how and when it is returned
  • The start date — and whether the lease is for a fixed time or open-ended
  • Utilities — who pays for electricity, heating, water, internet and the building’s costs
  • The notice period — how long in advance either side says it is ending the lease

What the document covers

The parties

Who the landlord and the tenant are, with their codes and addresses.

The property

Which home is rented and what comes with it.

How long

When the lease starts, and whether it ends on a set date or runs until one side ends it.

Rent and how it is paid

How much the rent is, when it is due and to which account.

Deposit

How much the deposit is, what it covers and how it comes back at the end.

Utilities and other costs

Which bills the tenant pays and which stay with the landlord.

Using and looking after the property

What the tenant may do in the home, who repairs what, and whether pets, smoking or subletting are allowed.

Ending the lease

How either side ends it, with how much notice, and in what condition the home is handed back.

Signatures

Both sides sign the same file, each with their own Smart-ID.

Before you sign

  • Take photos of the property and write down the meter readings at handover.
  • Agree in writing how and when the deposit is returned.

Sign it with Smart-ID

Fill in and sign with Smart-ID

In the next step you add your own document; the filled-in template comes with the lawyer’s text.

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