LT: More Americans applied for Luxembourg citizenship after Roe v Wade overturn
US citizens seek Grand Duchy passport each time US politics produces controversy
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Picture highlights from Expat Day on September 3
The first edition of Expat Day by Luxembourg Times on September 3 was a great success.
ADEM: Hiring of a third-country national
The Adem has just issued guidelines for Luxembourg employers who wish to employ third-country nationals.
Thousands head to Luxembourg Times’ Expat Day
For the first time, LuxTimes held a day for expats to find out more about the country and take part in fun family activities.
LT: Luxembourg residence permit applications move online
Luxembourg residents who find it cumbersome to apply for a residence permit via post can now choose to do it online, the country’s Immigration Directorate has said, amid criticism over the Grand Duchy’s slow digitalisation of its public services. Procedures such as applying for a residence permit for both EU and non-EU citizens, can now
RTL: Easing work access for third-country nationals in Luxembourg
RTl reports that The Chamber of Deputies in Luxembourg addressed several changes to labour law on Wednesday, specifically focusing on improving work opportunities for individuals from third countries, including those seeking international protection.
General Members News Brouxel & Rabia: Current regulation regarding work permits
Amcham Member Brouxel & Rabia has published a brochure entitled “What you need to know about the current regulation regarding work permits and family reunifications procedures in Luxembourg.”
SOLVIT – Solutions to problems with your EU rights
What is SOLVIT? SOLVIT (named after the English term “solve it”) aims to deliver fast, effective and informal solutions to problems encountered by individuals and businesses when their EU rights are being denied by public authorities. SOLVIT is a free of charge service provided by the national administration in each of the 27 EU
General Members News Accidental Americans Association urges the Luxembourg Administrative Tribunal to halt the transfer of personal data to the United States under FATCA
LUXEMBOURG— On 2 April 2021, the Accidental Americans Association (AAA) filed an appeal with the Luxembourg Administrative Tribunal against a decision of the Luxembourg tax authorities (ACD) to refuse to halt transfers of personal data under FATCA. The AAA considers such transfers to be illegal and asks the Administrative Tribunal to submit several preliminary questions
