Immigration

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...

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...

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...

The introduction of a residence permit for investors is part of the policy of diversifying Luxembourg's economy, encouraging entrepreneurship and developing the financial centre. This initiative therefore aims to attract new high quality investors who are willing to invest...

A researcher may need to conduct research in a number of institutions, located in different countries. If a researcher already holds a residence permit for researchers in another EU Member State, they are permitted to stay in Luxembourg to continue...

A student may need to study at higher education establishments located in different countries. If the student already holds a residence permit for students in a different EU Member State, they are permitted to stay in Luxembourg to pursue their...