Are you required to self-isolate after exposure to someone with COVID-19 if you are vaccinated?

The self-isolation after exposure to someone with COVID-19 does not apply to the vaccinated persons who have been vaccinated less than 120 days ago or who have received a booster shot.

A person is considered to have received a booster shot if he or she has been vaccinated according to the full COVID-19 vaccination schedule and has recovered from COVID-19 when diagnosis was confirmed by a positive laboratory PCR test for SARS-CoV-2. (regardless of the sequence of vaccination and recovery (or vaccine doses and recovery).

If a person has been vaccinated more than 120 days ago and has not received a booster shot, the self- isolation applies until a negative PCR test, which should be taken no earlier than on the 3rd day after exposure.

If the PCR test is not taken, self-isolation is mandatory for 10 days from the last day of exposure.
If you wish to terminate the self-isolation because you are vaccinates and have a negative PCR test taken no earlier than on the 3rd day after exposure, please submit the following Form available at https://nvsc.lrv.lt/shorten-1