New Luxembourg immigration rules come into force
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This month, a new immigration law comes into force in Luxembourg. It introduces a combined work and residence permit, called a residence authorisation, that must be applied for by third-country nationals before entering the country. This document is not required by such individuals coming to Luxembourg on business trips for a maximum period of three months in any year. However, they must still declare their presence to the municipality where they reside within three days of their arrival in the country. Third country nationals working in other EU member states may be assigned to work temporarily in Luxembourg provided that they have the appropriate permits to live and work in the other member state.