There is no separate, specifically designated digital nomad visa in Luxembourg. However, there are working alternatives for remote work: residence permits for independent specialists (self-employed), the category for financially independent persons, and standard labor categories (employment, Blue Card) – depending on your format of employment and monthly income.
Is there a digital nomad visa in Luxembourg?
Short answer: no. Remote specialists from outside the EU apply for a D visa and a residence permit under one of the existing categories. The choice depends on your format of employment and ability to confirm income.
- Independent specialist (self-employed). Suitable for IT freelancers and consultants.
- Salaried worker (Blue Card). If you have a contract with a Luxembourg employer.
Process for Freelancers
Step 1: Authorization to stay before arrival. Apply to the Directorate of Immigration.
Step 2: Visa D. Long-term entry visa.
Step 3: Registration and residence permit after arrival.
Documents and Requirements
- Passport and application.
- Contracts with clients confirming remote work.
- Proof of income (bank statements).
- Medical insurance.
- Criminal record certificate with apostille.
Comparison with Spain/Portugal
| Country | Type | Income (monthly) |
| Portugal | D8 | ~3,480 EUR |
| Spain | Digital Nomad | ~2,800 EUR |
| Luxembourg | Independent RP | Case by case |
Why Choose Luxembourg?
It is a strategic choice for the future: access to a premium business ecosystem, luxury-level social protection, and one of the world’s strongest passports. Belgamed is ready to assist you with the relocation strategy.
FAQ
Can I work for Luxembourg completely remotely?
Luxembourg has strict rules. You need a legal basis (RP) to live there.