High-Skilled Residence Permit

If you do not receive a response from the Ministry of Home Affairs within 90 days, your application is legally presumed to have been rejected. You should proactively follow up at the 8-week mark.

No, Luxembourgish is not required for the EU Blue Card permit. However, it is mandatory if you later apply for permanent residency or citizenship.

After 12 months in Luxembourg, you can move to another EU country for highly skilled work, although you will likely need to apply for a new Blue Card in that specific member state.

No. EU Blue Card applications are exempt from the ADEM labor market test, significantly speeding up the recruitment process compared to standard salaried worker permits.

If your salary exceeds EUR 100,000, you may qualify for the impatriate tax regime, allowing for significant deductions on relocation, housing, and schooling costs.