Luxembourg's route for highly qualified employees. There is no labour-market test, but the salary bar is high and Luxembourg now applies a single threshold for all sectors (the former reduced rate for shortage occupations was abolished). It offers EU mobility and a faster path to long-term residence.
Highly qualified non-EU professionals with a higher-education background and a senior, well-paid job offer in Luxembourg.
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Yes. EU Blue Card holders can apply for family reunification for their spouse or partner and minor children, who receive their own residence permits.
The initial Blue Card is generally valid for up to four years, or the length of your contract plus three months if that is shorter, and is renewable.
Changing jobs is restricted, especially early on -- you must notify the immigration authority in advance, and the minister can object within a set period.
The EU Blue Card supports intra-EU mobility after a qualifying period, but moving to another member state usually involves applying under that country's Blue Card rules.
The initial Blue Card is generally valid for up to four years, or the length of your contract plus three months if that is shorter, and is renewable.
Highly qualified third-country nationals with a binding job offer or contract meeting Luxembourg's salary threshold, plus proof of high professional qualifications (a relevant higher-education diploma or equivalent professional experience).
The EU Blue Card is Luxembourg's route for highly qualified employees. There is no labour-market test, but the salary bar is high, and Luxembourg now applies a single national threshold for all sectors after abolishing the former reduced rate for shortage occupations.
Changing jobs is restricted, especially early on -- you must notify the immigration authority in advance, and the minister can object within a set period.