Tickets for Ecomexpo’25 are available through the Fienta ticketing platform. Simply visit our website, choose your ticket type, and complete the purchase securely via Fienta.

If you have any questions about the ticketing process, please check the Fienta FAQ.

On the Fienta platform, the ticket buyer and the ticket holder are not the same person. The ticket buyer places and pays for the order. After that, the buyer must assign each ticket to a specific attendee by entering their email address or filling in the attendee details directly.

This step is especially important when purchasing multiple tickets in a single order, as each ticket must be assigned to an individual attendee.

For example: if a company buys several tickets for its employees, the buyer must assign each ticket to a specific colleague. Once the details are entered, Fienta automatically sends the tickets to the respective email addresses.

Only once all attendee information has been completed will Fienta send the tickets to the designated email addresses.

Yes, all tickets are personalized. Each ticket must be registered by entering the attendee’s name, surname, and email address. The final ticket is sent to the attendee’s email only after this registration step is completed.

Personalized tickets ensure smooth check-in and allow automatic printing of attendee badges at the conference. In addition, the information is transferred to the conference web platform, giving you access to presentation recordings and networking opportunities with other participants.

Please note that organizers never share attendee data with any third parties.

Yes, invoices are issued automatically after the event date, as Lithuanian law requires invoices to be issued at the time of service provision – i.e., after the event has taken place.

Yes. A proforma invoice is available as one of the payment options on the Fienta platform. In addition, tickets can be paid for by credit card, bank link, or even crypto payments.

The Ecomexpo event takes place in Lithuania, therefore, according to Article 13(2)(7) of the Law on Value Added Tax of the Republic of Lithuania, the place of supply of event attendance services is considered to be the country where the event actually takes place. In this case, the obligation to calculate and pay VAT arises in Lithuania.

For this reason, the final ticket sale for VAT accounting purposes is carried out by the event organizer, UAB All Digital Group (a Lithuanian VAT payer). Therefore, you will receive a VAT invoice from this Lithuanian company, indicating the Lithuanian VAT rate, which can be deducted in accordance with the usual procedure (Article 58(1) of the Law on VAT of the Republic of Lithuania).

Meanwhile, payment is made through a ticket distribution platform registered in Estonia. This platform acts as an intermediary, technically collecting funds, but this does not change the origin of the VAT liability – the seller is a Lithuanian company, and Lithuanian VAT is deductible according to the invoice received.

In short:

• The invoice with Lithuanian VAT is issued by UAB All Digital Group.
• Payment is made to the Estonian platform’s account solely due to the technical distribution scheme.
• In accounting, the basis for VAT deduction is the invoice received with Lithuanian VAT.

Since this conference is held in Lithuania, 21% Lithuanian VAT applies to all ticket purchases, including those made by companies from other EU Member States.