- Staying in Luxembourg for less than 90 days
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Staying in Luxembourg for more than 90 days
- EU citizens
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Third-country national
- Common procedures for all third-country nationals
- Salaried workers
- Highly qualified workers (EU Blue Card)
- Transferred salaried workers
- Posted salaried workers
- Seasonal worker
- Self-employed person
- Sportspeople and coaches
- Family members of third-country nationals
- Personal reasons
- Pupils
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Students
- Conditions for residence in Luxembourg for students from third countries
- Completing part of your studies in Luxembourg as a third-country student with a residence permit issued in another Member State of the European Union
- Staying in Luxembourg to find a job or start a business after completing your studies
- Trainee
- Researchers
- Volunteer workers
- Young au pairs
- Investors
- After a 5-year stay
- Loss, theft or damage to residence certificates
- Third-country family members of EU Citizens
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British nationals and members of their family
- Applying for a residence document for British nationals and members of their family who are nationals of a third country, covered by the Withdrawal Agreement (for persons who are residents on 31 December 2020)
- Applying for a residence document for a family member, whether a British national or a third-country national, covered by the Withdrawal Agreement – for persons arriving after 31 December 2020
- Applying for a permanent residence document for British nationals and members of their family who are nationals of a third country and covered by the Withdrawal Agreement
- Requesting a document for a British national which attests to their rights as a cross-border worker
- Loss, theft or deterioration of the residence document of a British national or his/her family member as a beneficiary of the Withdrawal Agreement
- Special cases
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Moving to Luxembourg as a new resident
- First steps in Luxembourg
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Health benefits
- Registration with social security
- Applying for the Luxembourg social security card / European Health Insurance Card
- Registering with the social security system and having healthcare expenses reimbursed as an employee posted to Luxembourg
- Registering with the social security system and having healthcare expenses reimbursed while studying in Luxembourg
- Registering with the social security system and having healthcare expenses reimbursed as a recipient of replacement income
- Enrolling for voluntary health and maternity insurance
- Choosing a primary care physician
- Registering with the social security system and having healthcare expenses reimbursed as an intern
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Recognition of foreign qualifications
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Applying for recognition of level of education, a diploma or professional qualifications
- Applying for recognition of diplomas (baccalauréat/maturité)
- Applying for recognition of the level of education (primary and secondary education) without achieving a final diploma
- Applying for recognition of the level of studies, the equivalence of diplomas and the equivalence of professional qualifications
- Certification of higher education diplomas obtained abroad and their registration in the register of certificates
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Applying for recognition of level of education, a diploma or professional qualifications
- Work/Employment
- Tax
- Transcription of acts in Luxembourg
- Integration through schooling and language
- Personal vehicle
- Housing
- Declaring means of payment and foreign currency
- Taking part in elections
- Leisure
- Persons who have fled the war in Ukraine
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Luxembourg entry visa for third-country nationals
Nationals from certain non-EU countries who wish to visit, transit through or work in Luxembourg must, before their departure, have a valid travel document with a visa issued by a consular authority from one of the countries in the......
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Declaring one's move to a new commune of residence
Any person, regardless of nationality, who establishes residence in a commune of Luxembourg must, upon their arrival, declare their presence to the census office (Bureau de la population) of the communal administration of their new place of residence. Moreover, foreign......
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Requesting a permanent residence permit for EU citizens
During the transition period as foreseen by the Withdrawal Agreement concluded between the United Kingdom and the European Union, British citizens remain subject to the same rules and procedures as EU citizens. After 5 years of lawful and uninterrupted stay......
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Going on a school trip as a young person from Ukraine (beneficiary of temporary protection)
Children who have come to Luxembourg to escape the war in Ukraine and who are enrolled in a school in Luxembourg may go on school trips to another EU Member State or to a country treated as such (Iceland, Liechtenstein......
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Requesting temporary protection
Temporary protection status is a specific protection status applied at EU level for people who have fled the war in Ukraine. It is available to anyone who was a resident of Ukraine before 24 February 2022 and who arrived in......
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Loss, theft or deterioration of the residence document of a British national or his/her family member as a beneficiary of the Withdrawal Agreement
In the event of loss, theft or deterioration of their residence permit, British nationals and their family members, as beneficiaries of the Withdrawal Agreement, must complete the replacement application, return it to the Immigration Directorate of the Ministry of Foreign......