Luxembourg Visa

Schengen Application Form

One application form duly completed, printed, and signed by the applicant. In countries without a Luxembourg mission, the application is handled by the consulate of a representative Schengen state (usually Belgium or the Netherlands). Parents or legal guardians must sign on behalf of minors.

Valid Passport

Must be valid 3 months beyond your intended date of departure from the Schengen area; must have been issued within the last 10 years; must contain at least 2 blank pages.

Passport Photos

One recent (6 months maximum), $35 \times 45 \text{ mm}$, color photo meeting standard Schengen biometric specifications, against a white or light gray background.

Travel Medical Insurance

Valid throughout the entire Schengen area; minimum coverage of €30,000 for medical emergencies, urgent hospital treatment, and repatriation costs, including in the event of death.

Proof of Travel (Itinerary)

Confirmed round-trip flight reservations and a detailed travel plan covering all travel and stays within Luxembourg and the broader Schengen area. Include evidence of transport between Luxembourg and neighboring countries if applicable.

Proof of Accommodation

Confirmed hotel bookings for the full duration of the stay. If staying with a host, a formal Declaration of Commitment (Formal Obligation) from the inviting person in Luxembourg is strongly recommended, which can cover both accommodation and financial support.

Proof of Financial Means

Original bank statements (for the last 3-6 months, stamped and signed by the bank) proving sufficient funds. The recommended amount is generally €100 to €120 per person per day to cover all expenses, or a minimum of €50 per person per day if staying in a hotel. A formal Declaration of Commitment from a sponsor is an accepted alternative.

Proof of Employment / Ties to Home Country

A signed No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from your employer (on company letterhead, stating position, salary, and approved leave dates), business registration documents if self-employed, or a recent certificate of enrolment from an educational institution.

Proof of Legal Residence (If Applicable)

Valid residence permit in your current country of residence (if you are not a national); this permit must be valid 3 months beyond your intended departure from the Schengen area.

Documents for Minors (Under 18)

Original Birth Certificate, a notarized Parental Consent letter from the non-travelling parent(s), and copies of both parents’ passports or IDs.

1. Cities & Famous Sites

• Luxembourg City (Old Quarter and Fortifications (UNESCO), Bock Casemates, Grand Ducal Palace, Chemin de la Corniche (‘Europe’s most beautiful balcony’), Place Guillaume II)

• Kirchberg Plateau (Modern district in Luxembourg City, home to European Union institutions like the European Court of Justice and the MUDAM Museum of Modern Art)

• Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg’s second-largest city, known for its industrial heritage and transformation into a cultural and educational hub (European Capital of Culture 2022))

• Remich (Charming town located on the Moselle River, known for its beautiful promenade and being a center of the wine region)

• Echternach (Oldest town in Luxembourg, home to the Basilica of Saint Willibrord and a lively annual dancing procession (UNESCO recognized))

2. Castles & History

• Vianden Castle (Magnificent medieval hilltop castle, one of the best-preserved feudal residences in Europe, located in the north of the country)

• Bourscheid Castle (Largest and one of the most important castles in Luxembourg, offering spectacular panoramic views over the Sûre River Valley)

• Valley of the Seven Castles (Eisch Valley) (A scenic route featuring seven historic castles and manor houses, including Mersch and Ansembourg)

• Clervaux Castle (Medieval castle in the Ardennes, housing the famous “The Family of Man” photographic exhibition by Edward Steichen)

• Larochette Castle (Impressive ruins perched dramatically on a rock spur overlooking the charming town of Larochette)

3. Natural Wonders & Regions

• Mullerthal Region (Little Switzerland) (Area famous for its rocky landscapes, sandstone gorges, dense forests, and the picturesque Schiessentümpel Waterfall)
• Mullerthal Trail (A 112-kilometer premium hiking trail that winds through the unique rock formations and forests of the region)
• Moselle Valley (The region famous for its sloping vineyards, production of Crémant (sparkling wine), and the village of Schengen (symbol of borderless Europe))
• Luxembourg Ardennes (Éislek) (Northern region of rolling hills, dense forests, and deep valleys, ideal for hiking and exploring the country’s historic castles)
• Minett Region (Land of the Red Rocks) (Southern industrial heritage region, known for its unique red soil, former iron mines, and transformation into natural reserves and science hubs)