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Yes. Time spent legally studying in Lithuania generally counts toward the continuous residence required for permanent residence.
Lithuania counts lawful residence as a student toward the period needed for permanent residence, which is typically five years of continuous, legal stay. Moving smoothly from a student permit to a job-search and then employment permit helps you build that record without gaps.
For permanent residence you will also normally need to meet integration requirements, such as a Lithuanian language and basic constitution test, and show stable income. Keep your permits renewed on time and retain proof of enrolment and later employment.
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