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Moien Lëtzebuerg!
Did you know that more than 70% of the working population in Luxembourg are foreigners?
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a small, landlocked country in Western Europe, bordered by Belgium, France, and Germany.
Luxembourg’s stable, prosperous economy would not be possible without foreign workers. Its current population is more than 600,000 people.
Luxembourg’s official languages are French, German, and Lëtzebuergesch.
All three are often utilized in everyday life and the media, but when it comes to administrative matters, German and French dominate.
The country has a high standard of living and a rich cultural heritage.
Our BeLux Office
Managed under the wings of the Belgium team, Expat Management Group’s Luxembourg department came to fruition as an extension of our Brussels office in 2020.
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Posted Workers
We can help you navigate the complexities of posting workers in EU and EFTA states and make sure you stay compliant throughout the process.
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Immigration Services
Before considering hiring foreign talent - you need to know your rights and duties. We review and submit the necessary work and residence permits for your international hires.
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Relocation Services
We offer temporary and permanent house search, school search and other settling-in services tailored to your needs.
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Consular Services
We offer comprehensive support throughout the entire process of visa filing, from preparation to the delivery of passports with the approved visas at diplomatic posts.
Let’s talk immigration
Working in Luxembourg, especially as a non-European, requires more effort, paperwork, and, at times, determination. The application process varies depending on the reason for immigration.
A non-European national who wishes to work in Luxembourg for more than three months must have a work visa submitted and approved before entering Luxembourg territory.
Need help with work permits, authoritation, visa application, posted workers or other advice, audit or compliance services?
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Relocating to
Luxembourg?
With increasing numbers of European workers in Luxembourg, finding available (and affordable) housing opportunities can sometimes be a struggle.
However, as Luxembourg neighbors Belgium, France, and Germany, many foreign employees prefer to be cross-border commuters as it's cheaper and there is more availability.
Most of the available housing in Luxembourg is apartment accommodation. There are also many serviced apartments and hotels in Luxembourg for short-term stays.
We're here to assist you with finding a suitable apartment, school, government registration, and anything else your international employees might need to settle in smoothly.
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