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The Passport Office

The Passport Office is responsible for the following:

• Issuing and extending Luxembourg passports and travel permits for refugees, stateless people and foreigners
• Issuing short stay visas to citizens of countries subject to the visa requirement
• Legalization of signatures affixed by Luxembourg public authorities on documents intended for use by the public authorities of a foreign country.

Passport Office opening hours:
Monday to Friday
0900 to 1130
1300 to 1630
Address:
43, bld. Roosevelt
L-2450 Luxembourg
Telephone, Fax and Email:
Tel:
Passports and legalization of signatures: (+352) 478 -2366 -2391 -2392 -2394
Visas and residence permits: (+352) 478 -2389 -2393 -2395 -2398 -2369
Fax:
22 07 29 or 46 49 80 (visas)
22 02 91 (passports)
Email address:
service.visas@mae.etat.lu
service.passeports@mae.etat.lu

Overview
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/downloads/countryProfiles/Luxembourg.pdf

Citizens of the European Union (EU) (http://europa.eu.int/) plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein are free to live and work in Luxembourg. You must however, apply for a residence permit which is valid for five years and should be issued within six months of your arrival. The card is issued by the Ministry of Justice Luxembourg (http://www.mae.lu) .
Students coming from other EU countries need to register in the commune where they intend to stay.
With the recent enlargement of the EU, some of the policies that are in place for pre-2004 EU member states may not yet be applicable to citizens of some new EU member states. On 1 May 2004, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia joined the EU. If you are from one of these countries, excepting Cyprus and Malta, and want to work in Luxembourg, some restrictions on work permits may apply for a period of up to seven years. You should contact the Luxembourg Embassy in your country to see if any restrictions apply.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg has produced a guide to working in

Luxembourg which includes advice on work and residence permits, the social security system and taxation.
More information is also available from the Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres (Ministry of Foreign Affairs).

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