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Lithuania: Minimum Wage to Increase by 11.1% as of 1 January 2026

As of 1 January 2026, Lithuania’s national minimum wage (MMA) will increase by approximately 11.1%, as approved by the government. This measure is part of a broader strategy aimed at improving income levels and strengthening workers’ social security.
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New Minimum Wage and Hourly Rate 

From 1 January, the gross monthly minimum wage will be set at €1,153, up from €1,038 in 2025. At the same time, the minimum hourly rate will rise from €6.35 to €7.05. 

Impact of the Minimum Wage Increase 

The increase will directly affect several social and tax contributions: 

  • Health Insurance (PSD): The mandatory monthly contribution, calculated as 6.98% of the minimum wage, will rise to €80.48. 
  • Social Security Contributions (VSD): For self-employed people holding activity certificates and for certain farmers, contributions calculated on the basis of the minimum wage will increase accordingly. 

Posted Workers and Tax Implications 

To avoid the application of personal income tax (GPM), the permitted gross minimum wage for posted workers will be €1,902.45 per month or €11.63 per hour. 
These amounts are calculated by multiplying the new gross monthly and hourly minimum wage rates by 1.65. 

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