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Our service hours during the holiday season
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Revive your property
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The regional office in Esch of the Land Registry and Topography Administration has moved
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Reclaiming the Luxembourg nationality: last chance to apply for a Luxembourg ancestry certificate
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New government: the ministries and their responsibilities
TOPICS OF INTEREST
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Applying for a criminal record certificate (extrait du casier judiciaire)
A criminal record certificate is a document containing details from the national criminal records register, which is used to check the criminal background of a natural or legal person. It shows if a person has been convicted in the past...
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Applying for a Luxembourg identity card
The national identity card is the administrative proof of identity and nationality of its holder. Luxembourg nationals aged 15 and over who have their usual place of residence in a Luxembourg commune must carry an ID card. Persons under 15...
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Informing the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of your stay abroad (Lëtzebuerger am Ausland)
During punctual or prolonged journeys abroad (European Union or other), more or less serious and unpleasant events cannot be excluded from happening. Should this be the case, Luxembourg nationals can request consular assistance from a competent diplomatic or consular mission...
RECENTLY UPDATED
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Enrolment in secondary education (from the age of 12 +)
School attendance in Luxembourg is compulsory for young people up to 16 years of age. Secondary education follows after primary education. School education takes place in public establishments, such as high schools (lycées), private school institutions which apply the Ministry...
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Staying in Luxembourg to find a job or start a business after the research work
After completing their research work or their mobility, third-country nationals may stay in Luxembourg to seek employment or start a business. They must then apply for a residence permit for the purposes of job search or business creation, before...
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Staying in Luxembourg to find a job or start a business after completing your studies
After completing their studies, third-country nationals may stay in Luxembourg to look for a job or start a business. They must then apply for a residence permit for the purposes of finding a job or setting up a business...
