Foreign exchange guide to Lithuania and the LTL
What's in this Lithuania currency guide?
The official currency of Lithuania (country code: LT) is the LTL, with symbol Lt and currency code LTL.
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The Lithuanian Litas (LTL) was the official currency of Lithuania until 2015, when it was replaced by the Euro (EUR). The Lithuanian Litas was abbreviated as LTL and was made up of 100 centų. The Bank of Lithuania issued the currency and was responsible for managing the country's monetary policy.
The Lithuanian Litas was introduced in 1922, after Lithuania gained independence from the Russian Empire. It was replaced by the Euro on January 1, 2015, as part of Lithuania's efforts to join the Eurozone.
Save money and time by Ordering your LTL online from Travelex, you get better rates and can pick up the LTL cash locally or even on travel day at the airport.
Another popular option is to use a Pre-paid Travel Card. Your Debit/Credit Card provider will charge you 2% from market mid-rate, but your bank may also charge an extra 3% as an “Overseas Transaction Charge” plus “Overseas ATM” fees for withdrawing cash.
For card purchases if offered a choice of currencies always select to Pay in LTL otherwise you may get much worst exchange rates.
The below interactive chart displays the USD/LTL change and UP📈 DOWN📉 trends over the past 1 Year.
The domestic currency in Lithuania is the LTL.
The three letter currency code for the LTL is LTL — symbol is Lt.
It is the domestic currency in   Lithuania.
No, the LTL is freely available and convertible. See guide: What is a closed currency?
Here are some popular conversion amounts for USD to EUR (US dollar to Euro)*.
*Converted at the current USDEUR interbank exchange rate. Calculate actual payout amounts for Send Money and Travel Money exchange rates.
To get a good (and fair) exchange rate when sending money to Lithuania you need to find and compare exchange rates for International Money Transfers (IMTs).
The available FX rates for sending money abroad can be very different to the mid-market (wholesale) rate which you see reported online and in the News.
You should especially compare your own bank's exchange rates to those available from Money Transfer specialists to see how much you can save - we make that calculation easy in the below table.
When sending money to Lithuania it’s important to compare your bank’s rates & fees with those we have negotiated with our partner money transfer providers. To get a better deal you should follow these 4 simple steps :
Use the above calculator to compare the exchange rates of FX specialist providers rates versus your bank's standard rates you can hopefully save around 5% and maybe more - end result is more LTL deposited into the recipient bank account and less margins and fees kept by the banks!