As a small country, Luxembourg’s employment market is unique in its own right. Deeply marked by its international openness, Luxembourg has become renowned as an innovation driver and competitiveness thanks to its worldwide workforce.
In this context, Brouxel & Rabia wrote an article on the current regulation regarding work permits and family reunifications procedures in Luxembourg – AMCHAM Luxembourg published in their last Newsletter nr102.
The article provides a legal and practical overview on the current state of play of the Luxembourg labour market for third country nationals and their families, as well as on what is in the pipe at the Luxembourg government’s level.
You will find below the brochure explaining the main steps of the work permits and family reunification processes for third country nationals.
For more information or assistance on these topics, you may reach out our team of legal experts at Brouxel & Rabia, Luxembourg Law Firm by sending an email at welcome@brouxelrabia.lu.
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