Staying and working in Luxembourg for less than 90 days as a holder of the EU Blue Card issued by another Member State
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Who is concerned
Third-country nationals who:
- have:
- an EU Blue Card issued by another Member State; or
- a long-term EU residence permit with the remark 'former holder of an EU Blue Card', issued by another Member State;
- wish to come to Luxembourg to carry out a professional activity for a period of up to 3 months (a maximum duration of 90 days over any 180-day period).
How to proceed
Step 1: entering the country
Upon arrival in Luxembourg, you must:
- make a declaration of arrival in your commune of residence in Luxembourg;
- hold a valid passport;
- be the holder of:
- a valid EU Blue Card issued by another Member State; or
- a long-term EU residence permit with the remark 'former holder of an EU Blue Card', issued by another Member State;
Step 2: staying in the country
You may:
- stay in the country for a maximum duration of 90 days over any 180-day period;
- carry out a professional activity for the maximum authorised period of 3 months from the date of entry into the country, without requiring a work permit from the Luxembourg authorities.
Step 3: leaving the country
You must file a declaration of departure on the day before you leave the country to the communal administration of your place of residence in Luxembourg.
Please note: you must meet the conditions of legal stay. The maximum duration of legal stay is 90 days over any 180-day period.
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