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Bristi from the pit has helped states with unprecedented government loans by channeling funds to support workers and businesses that suffer from limitations.
However, if the situation is not managed properly, we can feel the consequences of the debt of the bloated countries forgetting about the coronavirus itself.
Continuing the cycle of annual pandemic reviews, 15 minutes presents changes in ten important indicators to describe the situation of the Lithuanian economy affected by the coronavirus crisis.
1. Migration
Although the number of foreigners in Lithuania increased in 2020, the coronavirus pandemic reduced the rate of labor immigration to the country.
Data from the Migration Department shows that last year the number of long-term national visas issued by institutions on the basis of work in Lithuania decreased by a quarter compared to 2019.
Meanwhile, the number of temporary residence permits issued to foreigners grew last year, but not as fast as before.
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