“The subsurface, as well as the internal waters, forests, parks, roads, and historical, archaeological, and cultural objects of state importance, shall belong by right of exclusive ownership to the Republic of Lithuania. The Republic of Lithuania shall have the exclusive rights to the airspace over its territory, its continental shelf, and the economic zone in the Baltic Sea. In the Republic of Lithuania, foreign entities may acquire the ownership of land, internal waters, and forests according to a constitutional law. Plots of land may belong to a foreign state by right of ownership for the establishment of its diplomatic missions and consular posts according to the procedure and conditions established by law.”
The subsurface and internal waters, forests, parks, roads and historical, archaeological and cultural objects of state importance belong exclusively to the Republic of Lithuania. The State has exclusive rights to its airspace, continental shelf and economic zone in the Baltic Sea. Foreign entities may acquire land, internal waters and forests under a constitutional law, and a foreign state may own plots only for its diplomatic and consular posts.
A foreign company wishing to buy a farm plot in Lithuania must meet the conditions of the constitutional law, while another country's embassy may acquire a plot for its building.
Expect questions on what belongs exclusively to the State (subsurface, waters, forests, parks, roads of state importance) and under which act foreigners may buy land - a constitutional law.
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