In 2024, Luxembourg need 300,000 workers in the next three years. It faces a shortage of labor in many fields. Applicants from the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), or Switzerland can work in Luxembourg without any work visa. If you are outside of these countries you must have a Luxembourg Work Visa and a residence permit to work there. To work in this country, you need a long-stay visa which is valid for more than 90 days. In this post, we’ll guide all of you through the work visa types, requirements, and application process.
Details of Luxembourg Work Visa 2024
| Work In | Luxembourg |
| Eligible Nationals | Applicants From Any Country |
| Visa Type | Work Visa |
Types of Luxembourg Work Visa (Long Stay)
There are two types of visas such as 1) Long-Term Visa (D Visa) and 2) EU Blue Card.
Long Stay Type D Visa:
This visa is issued for foreigners (non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens) who want to stay in Luxembourg for more than 90 days for work, study, or permanent residence.
EU Blue Card:
For faster processing times and specific benefits such as easier family reunification apply for the EU Blue Card.
Available Job Sectors (Skill Shortages)
- Finance,
- IT,
- Healthcare,
- Legal,
- Construction & Engineering,
- Hospitality & Tourism
The sectors mentioned above are in high demand in Luxembourg.
Work Visa Requirements
- Secure a valid Job offer from Luxembourg.
- Have a valid employment contract with a Luxembourg employer.
- Your Luxembourg employer must register your right of employment at the National Employment Agency.
- Must have a clean criminal record.
- Employment Contract with complete details.
- Valid Passport and Visa application form.
- Health Insurance as well as Bank Statement.
- Copy of your educational documents.
Some Useful Links
- Luxembourg Visa and Immigration
- Luxembourg Work Visa for Non-Europeans
- Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
How to Apply?
Follow the steps given below to apply for the work visa.
Step 1:
First, apply for a temporary permit through the Immigration Directorate to stay in Luxembourg. The application must be approved before arriving in Luxembourg.
Step 2:
Once you get the temporary permit apply for the D visa at the Luxembourg consulate in your home country.
Step 3:
To find the visa process, visa application forms, and fees search the Luxembourg diplomatic and consular missions and select your country.
Step 4:
After arrival, you must register your presence with the local administration office within three working days.
Step 5:
Undergoing a medical exam is a part of the process.
Step 6:
Apply for a “titre de séjour” Residence Permit within 3 months of your arrival.