- 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
- Third-country national cross-border workers
- 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
- Recognition of foreign 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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Topics of interest
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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
After 5 years of lawful and uninterrupted stay in Luxembourg, citizens of an EU Member State or of a country treated as such (Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Switzerland) and the members of their family (also citizens of an EU Member......
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Application for a status change for displaced persons from Ukraine who are beneficiaries of temporary protection
Beneficiaries of temporary protection who hold a temporary protection certificate in Luxembourg valid until 4 March 2024 and who are employed in the country, as well as their family members, may apply to the Directorate of immigration for a residence......
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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......