The Majority of Courses at VMU will take place In-Person

1. when a person has been vaccinated with one of the following vaccines against COVID-19 disease (coronavirus infection):

1.1. one week after the second administration of the Comirnaty or Spikevax vaccine in accordance with the vaccination scheme, except in the case referred to in point 1.6;

1.2. 2 weeks after administration of a dose of the Janssen COVID-19 vaccine;

1.3. 4 weeks but not more than 13 weeks after administration of the first dose of the Vaxzevria vaccine, in the case referred to in point 1.6;

1.4. after the administration of a second dose of the Vaxzevria vaccine in accordance with the vaccination scheme;

1.5. 2 weeks after the administration of a single dose of the Comirnaty, Spikevax or Vaxzevria vaccine to a person who had a case of COVID-19 disease (coronavirus infection) and such diagnosis was confirmed on the basis of a positive result of the SARS-CoV-2 PCR test;

1.6. one week after the administration of a second dose of the Comirnaty or Vaxzevria vaccine, if the first dose of the vaccine was Vaxzevria and the second dose was given using the Comirnaty vaccine, or vice-versa.

2. a person has had a case of COVID-19 disease (coronavirus infection) and:

2.1. the diagnosis has been confirmed on the basis of a positive SARS-CoV-2 PCR test or antigen test and no more than 210 days have passed since such positive result (but not earlier than the end of the prescribed isolation period for the person); or

2.2.   a person has received a positive result of a quantitative or semi-quantitative serological immunological response (for anti-S, anti-S1 or anti-RBD IgG antibodies against SARS-CoV-2) less than 60 days prior, unless serological testing is carried out after vaccination with a COVID-19 (coronavirus infection) vaccine.

3. a person with negative result from a COVID-19 test, a SARS-CoV-2 PCR test carried out not earlier than 48 hours (counting from the moment of the taking of the sample).

In order to protect VMU community from this virus that brings normal life to a stop, all those who have not yet been vaccinated against COVID-19 are welcome to visit mobile vaccination centres at the University or to use other vaccination centres or mobile vaccination points.

Mobile vaccination centres near Vytautas Magnus University will operate in Kaunas:

• 26 August | from 9 am to 1 pm | Akademijos miestelis, VMU Agriculture Academy, Universiteto g. 10 carparking
• 26 August | from 2 to 6 pm | Vienybės aikštė
• 8 September | from 9 am to 1 pm | Vienybės aikštė

Mobile vaccination centre in Vilnius near VMU Education Academy main building (T. Ševčenkos g. 31, Vilnius):

• 26 August | from 10 am to 12 pm | Ševčenkos , Education Academy car park
• 8 September | from 3 to 4 pm | Ševčenkos g., Education Academy car park

• If you are an EU citizen or have been vaccinated in other EU country with one of the EU-recognised vaccines or recovered from COVID-19, please have your EU DIGITAL COVID CERTIFICATE.
• If you arrive from a non-EU country and you are vaccinated with one of the EU-recognised vaccines or have already recovered from COVID-19, please bring an official document (issued in English language) confirming the vaccination/ recovery issued by the institution in accordance with the procedure valid in the country of issuance.
• If you are vaccinated with the vaccine not confirmed by European Medicines Agency (EMA) (e.g. Sputnik, Sinovac, Covishield), after your arrival and self-isolation, you will have an opportunity to carry out a serological anti-body test (see Section 2.2), which will be valid for 60 days and could be updated after.  You can revaccinate with one of the EU-recognised vaccines after arrival too (it’s your decision)
• All incoming exchange and full-time students and current VMU students residing in Lithuania (EU citizens, non-EU citizens with National D visa or TRP) who are not vaccinated yet after the self-isolation period (if needed) will have an opportunity to get vaccinated with one of the EU-recognised vaccines at Mobile vaccination centres  and Kaunas/Vilnius vaccination centres. During the period until your full vaccination as introduced in Section 1 you will have an opportunity to follow the courses you are registered on Moodle and in an individual consultation way (please inform your faculty and ICD coordinator). If you wish or need to participate in the in-person study activities until your full vaccination you have to take paid PRC tests as described in Section 3 (at any private or public clinic).
• To participate in the in-person study, sports and other activities, students who refuse to vaccinate will have to take paid PRC tests as stipulated in Section 3 until the Order of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania on the basis of which such rule is established is valid.
• Students holding Lithuanian Temporary Residence Permit can obtain National Certificate proving completed vaccination in Lithuania or antibodies test results via website: https://gp.esveikata.lt/?lang=en (logging in with e-banking or digital signature).
• Students holding National D type or Schengen C type visas or EU citizens who completed vaccination in Lithuania (according Section 1) can obtain vaccination proof by registering via kaunopoliklinika.lt. After filling in the form, you will receive an email within 1-2 days to the e-mail address you specified when to pick up the prepared documents.