How much are utilities, internet, and transport in Lithuania in 2026?

District heating is common in apartment blocks, sometimes billed through the building with a monthly advance that is settled later. Electricity covers lights, cooking, and appliances on top. A small flat can often plan roughly €100–220 per month across heat, power, water, and related building charges when you include a winter buffer; electric heat, large rooms, and older stock with weak insulation push higher.

Ask landlords for January examples, not May statements. Clarify whether internet is included. Waste and building maintenance fees may appear as separate lines.

Urban fibre from major providers is widely available in Vilnius and Kaunas apartment blocks, with household packages often near €15–30 depending on speed and TV bundles. Always speed-test the exact address. Mobile data is usually a separate line and is strong enough that many remote workers keep a hotspot backup: Vilnius cost of living and Kaunas cost of living.

Vilnius JUDU tickets keep city weeks predictable. A 30-minute single ride sits at €1 and a 60-minute ride at €1.25, while a full 30-day pass is €38 and a 90-day pass is €110 on published adult fares. Kaunas monthly products usually sit softer than the capital. Bolt covers late Old Town returns when trolleybuses thin: Social life.

Intercity buses and trains between Vilnius, Kaunas, and Klaipėda are separate budget lines. A car adds parking, fuel, and winter tyres that can erase a cheaper suburban lease. National context: How expensive is Lithuania and Monthly budget. Food still competes if café office habits replace cooking: Groceries and eating out.