Luxembourg Multipurpose Visa New Application Form and Document Requirement
Luxembourg has recently released its updated list of required documents for applicants seeking the Multipurpose Long-Stay D Visa in 2025. This visa is versatile and allows foreign nationals to reside in Luxembourg for over 90 days for a variety of purposes, including:
- Employment (work permits and EU Blue Card holders)
- Higher education (students enrolled in recognized institutions)
- Family reunification (spouses, dependents, and children of residents or citizens)
- Research (academic or scientific work)
- Entrepreneurship or business activities
- Cultural or voluntary activities
- Long-term medical treatment
The Long-Stay D Visa is valid for up to one year, with the possibility of transitioning into a residence permit for extended stays. Below is a step-by-step guide to help applicants prepare the required documents for this visa application.
New General Rules for Luxembourg D Visa Holders
Holders of the Luxembourg Multipurpose D Visa must adhere to the following rules:
- Purpose-Specific Use: The visa is granted for a specific purpose, and the holder must comply with the stated purpose (e.g., work, study, research).
- Travel in the Schengen Zone: Visa holders are permitted to travel within other Schengen countries for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.
- Residence Permit Application: Within 90 days of entering Luxembourg, the visa holder must apply for a residence permit to continue their stay.
- No Deviation: Engaging in activities not aligned with the visa’s purpose without authorization is prohibited.
Documents Needed Before Applying for the D Visa
Before submitting an application for the D Visa, non-EU nationals must obtain a Temporary Authorization to Stay from the Luxembourg Immigration Directorate. This is a mandatory pre-approval step.
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Here’s what you need to prepare for this process:
- Application for Temporary Authorization to Stay: Submit an application to the Immigration Directorate in Luxembourg from your home country.
- Proof of Purpose: Depending on your intended activity in Luxembourg, provide evidence such as:
- Employment contract (for workers)
- University admission letter (for students)
- Marriage certificate or proof of relationship (for family reunification)
- Research invitation or funding approval (for researchers)
- Passport Copy: Submit a copy of your valid passport.
- Proof of Financial Means: Show sufficient funds to support your stay.
- Medical Insurance: Proof of valid health insurance for your stay in Luxembourg.
The Temporary Authorization to Stay is usually issued within a few weeks. Once you have received it, you can proceed to apply for the Long-Stay D Visa.
Documents Required at the Time of Application Submission
To apply for the Multipurpose D Visa, you must submit the following documents to the Luxembourg Consulate or Embassy in your country:
- Visa Application Form (New 2025): https://moscou.mae.lu/dam-assets/services-consulaires/update-2024/national-visa-application-form-new-en.pdf.
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- Complete the Schengen Visa Application Form in English or French.
- Affix one (1) standard passport-sized photograph (as per Schengen guidelines) to the form.
- Passport: Original passport and a copy and it must meet the following criteria:
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- Issued within the last 10 years.
- Valid for at least three (3) months beyond the intended stay.
- Contains at least two (2) blank pages.
- Copies of all used pages, including previous Schengen visas and biometric data.
- Temporary Authorization to Stay: Submit a copy of the Temporary Authorization to Stay issued by Luxembourg’s Immigration Directorate.
- Copies of Previous Schengen Visas: Provide copies of all Schengen visas issued in the last three (3) years, if applicable.
- For Russian Citizens: Copy of the internal passport showing:
- Biographical data: Information on marital status and permanent registration (propiska).
- Proof of Financial Means: Bank statements or proof of financial support for the duration of the stay.
- Health Insurance: Proof of health insurance valid for Luxembourg and other Schengen countries, covering at least €30,000 in medical expenses.
- Visa Fee Proof: Payment of €50 in cash (exact amount) in euros.
- For Minors: If the applicant is a minor, include:
- Birth certificate copy.
- Parental consent notarized and granting permission to travel and reside abroad (if traveling alone or with one parent).
- Supporting documents for sole parental authority, if applicable (e.g., death certificate or court order).
- Copy of the parent’s valid visa, if issued separately.
Official Update: https://moscou.mae.lu/dam-assets/services-consulaires/3-update-2024/luxembourg-embassy-in-moscow-factsheet-visa-d-english.pdf.
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