Discovering Luxembourg

Local Registration Process for EU Nationals Once you arrive in Luxembourg, you have eight days to visit your local administrative office (commune) to declare your arrival and register in-person. The Bierger Center is the central administration office of Luxembourg City, located at 44 Place Guillaume II, in Luxembourg City. Business hours are from Monday through Friday from 8:00-17:00. Typical required documents to bring (as applicable): + Passport + Employment contract + Marriage and/or divorce certificate + Birth certificates for children + If you are moving within Luxembourg, declaration of departure issued by the former commune of residence Steps: + You will receive a registration card, “Attestation D’Enregistrement” to keep on your person + You will receive a “Changement de Residence” or “Certificate de Residence” document to keep at your residence + You may request parking permit stickers at the commune, if you present your car registration papers or rental car contract. The first permit is free, but a fee is charged for additional permits + You may request an additional “certificate of residence” for 2€ per copy either in- person at time of registration or from your local town hall at any time. It is typically valid for 3 months Additional considerations: + All documents in a language other than German, French or English must be submitted together with a (non-certified) translation. + The registration process can take between 1-2 hours, depending on waiting times + Children over the age of 10 will need to complete the same registration requirements as their parents. The same is for children below the age of 10 years, except they do not have to visit offices in-person. Every commune in Luxembourg is autonomous, so registration procedures may vary. Your Dwellworks Consultant will advise on commune-specific requirements outside of Luxembourg City, if applicable. Please visit www.vdl.lu for information on Luxembourg City administration.

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