Lithuania

Lithuania participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 20 times since thie debut in 2003.

## History

### 2003

Lithuania made a debut in Junior Eurovision 2003. Its first entry was "Kur tu esi?", performed by Monika Linkytė. The entry placed 20th out of 34 participating countries, receiving a total of 37 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Belarus.

### 2004

Lithuania had to participate in the semifinal of Junior Eurovision 2004. Its second entry was "Pamiršau mane", performed by Jurij Veklenko. The entry was the closest to qualify for the grand final this year, placing 11th, receiving a total of 12 points, including 12 points from Ireland and Latvia.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Ireland (semifinal) and Russia (final).

### 2005

The third Lithuanian entry was "Sudie mano meile", performed by Jurij Veklenko. Veklenko managed to give Lithuania the first qualification for the grand final, where he placed 21st, receiving a total of 54 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Belarus (both semifinal and final).

### 2006

The next Lithuanian entry was "Tu ir aš", performed by Eglė Jakštytė. The entry was the second one, which failed to qualify, placing 19th, receiving a total of 51 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (semifinal) and Russia (final).

### 2007

The next Lithuanian entry was "Kai miestas snaudžia", performed by Lina Joy. Lina returned Lithuania back to the grand final, where she placed 20th, receiving a total of 69 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Estonia (semifinal) and Belarus (final).

### 2008

The next Lithuanian entry was "Laiminga diena", performed by Eglė Jurgaitytė. Eglė qualified for the grand final, where she placed 4th, receiving a total of 130 points, including 12 points from Estonia, Ireland, Latvia, Norway and United Kingdom.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (semifinal) and Georgia (final).

### 2009

Lithuania automatically qualified for the grand final for the first time in 2009. Its next entry was "Sapnavau sapną", performed by Beatričė Pundžiūtė. Beatričė failed to repeat Eglė's success, placing 28th, receiving a total of just 23 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (both semifinal and final).

### 2010

The next Lithuanian entry was "Oki Doki", performed by Bartas. Bartas qualified for the grand final, where he placed 15th, receiving a total of 91 points, including 12 points from Ireland, Norway and United Kingdom.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Estonia (semifinal) and Latvia (final).

### 2011

Lithuania automatically qualified for the grand final in 2011. Its next entry was "Debesys", performed by Paulina Skrabytė. Paulina placed 14th, receiving a total of 69 points, including 12 points from Ireland.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Norway (semifinal) and Georgia (final).

### 2012

Lithuania automatically qualified for the grand final for the second year in a row in 2012. Its next entry was "Būk vienas", performed by Monika Pundziūtė. Monika placed 23rd, receiving a total of 43 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Ukraine (both semifinal and final).

### 2013

The next Lithuanian entry was "Nuostabus", performed by Eglė Jurgaitytė. Eglė qualified for the grand final, where she placed 7th, receiving a total of 107 points, including 12 points from Ireland, Latvia, Norway and United Kingdom.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (both semifinal and final).

### 2014

Lithuania automatically qualified for the grand final in 2014. Its next entry was "Aš tavęs noriu", performed by Lukas Zažeckis. Lukas placed 21st, receiving a total of 47 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Estonia (semifinal) and Latvia (final).

### 2015

The next Lithuanian entry was "Aš būsiu tas", performed by Paulina Skrabytė. Paulina, however, failed to repeat her decent result that she got four years ago, placing 21st in the semifinal, receiving a total of 40 points.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (both semifinal and final).

### 2016

The next Lithuanian entry was "Tu ir aš", performed by Silvija Vaškelytė. The entry was the fourth one, which failed to qualify, placing 16th, receiving a total of 79 points, including 12 points from Ireland, Latvia and United Kingdom.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Georgia (semifinal) and Latvia (final).

### 2017

The next Lithuanian entry was "Amžinybė", performed by Meidė Šlamaitė. Meidė qualified for the grand final, where she placed 6th, receiving a total of 138 points, including 12 points from Ireland and United Kingdom.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Estonia (semifinal) and Latvia (final).

### 2018

Lithuania automatically qualified for the grand final in 2018. Its next entry was "Kartu ir amžinai", performed by Kristupas Kerulis. Kristupas placed 28th, receiving a total of only 38 points, including 12 points from Ireland.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (semifinal) and Estonia (final).

### 2019

The next Lithuanian entry was "Kas tu esi?", performed by Milėja Stankevičiūtė, the winner of the first season of Lithuanian version of The Voice Kids. Milėja qualified for the grand final, where she placed 11th, receiving a total of 103 points, including 12 points from Estonia.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (semifinal) and Estonia (final).

### 2020

Lithuania automatically qualified for the grand final in 2020. Its next entry was "Aš girdžiu tavo balsus", performed by Matas Saukantas, the winner of the second season of Lithuanian version of The Voice Kids. Matas placed 20th, receiving a total of 66 points, including 12 points from Estonia, Ireland, Norway and United Kingdom..

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (semifinal) and Estonia (final).

### 2021

The next Lithuanian entry was "Viskas, bet vis tiek nieko", performed by Džiugas Joneikis, the winner of the third season of Lithuanian version of The Voice Kids. Džiugas qualified for the grand final, where he placed 24th, receiving a total of 56 points, including 12 points from Latvia and United Kingdom.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Latvia (semifinal) and Estonia (final).

### 2022

The next Lithuanian entry was "Mūsų Pasakų pasaulis", performed by Džiugas Joneikis, the winner of the third season of Lithuanian version of The Voice Kids, and Martin Gjuvsland, Norwegian actor. Džiugas qualified for the grand final just during last year, but made a history by becoming the first ever The Voice Kids winner, who failed to qualify as he and Martin both placed 13th, receiving a total of 77 points, including 12 points from Ireland, Latvia and Martin's home country, Norway.

Lithuanian televote awarded 12 points to Belgium (both semifinal and final).