Luxembourg, located in the northwest of Europe, is known as the "Forest Country." Although its land area is not large, it has a very high forest coverage rate, and its per capita GDP is the highest in the world. Therefore, it is not difficult to understand that true Luxembourgers live a typical "slow life." They spend more time with their families outside of work. During weekends and holidays, the city center of this international metropolis becomes quiet, but if you walk to the parks or the riverside in the suburbs, you will find local citizens enjoying nature.
How to immigrate to Luxembourg?
The Luxembourg Permanent Work Residence Immigration Program allows applicants to apply for a work residence status through local legal enterprises in Luxembourg. Once the applicant obtains a one-year residence status, they can work freely in Luxembourg and enjoy all the benefits of Luxembourg residents. After five years, they can apply for an EU visa or apply for citizenship in Luxembourg, along with the associated benefits for the entire family. However, they must reside in the EU for six months, and after five years, there are no residency requirements.
Immigration requirements for Luxembourg:
Age: Under 40 years old (some professions can be relaxed to 45 years old)
Education: Associate degree or higher (some professions do not require a degree)
Good health, no criminal record
No language requirements, no asset source, etc.
