How to get a SPONSORED Job with work VISA in LUXEMBOURG 2024 | Where to move if not UK

Hello everyone, welcome back, today we are talking about a country we have never talked about before, Luxembourg and it sounds very elegant just saying that, doesn't it? So let's discuss the advantages of living in Luxembourg, the types of

work

permits. in Luxembourg, how you can get your

work

visa

, the process, the cost and

where

to look for

sponsored

jobs, so remember to watch until the end. I'm Ashika and we're talking about moving around the world to find your dream job or study. Today's video is rich in information on how to get around there and in images of this absolutely stunning gem of Europe, so without wasting any more time, let's dive into a quick geography lesson.

This is

where

Luxembourg is located, right between France, Belgium and Germany. You've probably noticed that it's quite small, but it's in no way less than any of its neighbors; In fact, in global rankings on territorial competitiveness, digitalization and innovation, it regularly ranks in the top 10 and has the highest GDP per capita in the world. If you are still not convinced whether Luxembourg is the place for you or not, let me tell you why you should definitely

move

, if you have the opportunity, for starters, money of course, Luxembourg is one of the richest countries in the world, so which means naturally higher salaries, the average salary is €48,000 per year or around €4,000 per month i.e. around 43 lakhs per year now in comparison, the average salary in Europe is €33,500 per year or €2,700 per month, the minimum wage, on the other hand, is €2,500. for unskilled jobs and €3,000 for skilled workers.

Unskilled jobs also pay quite well and earn between €2,500 and €3,000. Another reason is the high quality of life. Luxembourg is among the 20 countries that offer the highest quality of life worldwide from a work perspective. technology-driven services sector 150 banks and a strong fintech sector means a good number of jobs. Another very solid reason to

move

to Luxembourg is the tax system. Taxes are not as high as other countries and range from 0 to 42%, but 42%. which is the highest tax bracket applies to income over €200,000. Another advantage of getting a job in Luxembourg is that you can take your partner with you and they will be allowed to work in Luxembourg and finally, the naturalization process is relatively simple and allows expats to apply for naturalization after living in Luxembourg for 5 years. .

Now let's talk about the types of work permits available in Luxembourg. Non-EU citizens would need a work

visa

to work legally in the country. There is a short stay visa that allows you to stay. for 90 days which is usually used for business trips, conferences, meetings and family visits, then there is the Long Stay Visa if you want to travel to Luxembourg for more than 3 months for work or education and then there is the EU Blue Card to work in Luxembourg for more than 3 months but that is only for people doing highly skilled jobs now to start the process of getting a work permit the first thing you would need is a job offer from a sponsor then the Employer would have to declare a vacant position in the National Employment Service.

Agency or ADM after 3 weeks have passed and if no other suitable candidate has been found either locally or in the EU, the employer may issue you an employment contract. After this, the employer will submit an application to ADM asking for a leave certificate after the leave comes through you and the employer can finally sign a contract. Now after this, what you need to do is apply for a temporary residence permit. The first step is to submit an application for temporary authorization to remain to the General Department of Immigration of the Ministry of the Interior these are the documents you would need a passport a certified copy of your full passport your birth certificate your police clearance certificate copies of your certificates or professional qualifications a copy of the employment contract dated and signed by both applicants which is you and the future employer in Luxembourg would also need the original copy of the certificate from the National Employment Agency or a supplement giving the employer the right to hire a national of a third country, which should, if necessary, also need a power of attorney or power of attorney. solicitor, you would need a covering letter to support your application and you would need your CV now remember your CV needs to be perfect to both learn the job and apply here so if you need help revising your CV please book a place with my team from here now remember that you will have to send the originals here or certified copies and if any of the documents are not in English, German or French, you will have to translate it once you obtain your temporary authorization to stay, since it is only valid for 90 days if it is from a non-EU country, you will need to apply for a type D visa at a VFS office or Luxembourg consulate.

Now, after arriving in Luxembourg, you will need to do three simple things: The first is to make a declaration. Upon arrival in the new commune of residence in Luxembourg, you will also have to undergo a medical check and then submit an application for a residence permit for third-country national salaried workers. Now your employer will usually help you with most of the process so don't stress too much and in many cases employers help with the cost too so it's definitely worth discussing it with them now. The amount you will pay for your Visa will depend on where you apply, if applying from India the approximate cost would be approximately 8 for a salaried work visa, the process takes around 15 days but could take more than a month if they arrive many visas and remember that it is valid for up to one year after which you would need to renew your visa until you receive your residence permit.

Now, when it comes to finding a job, you should keep in mind that approaching agencies would definitely help. Some charge a fee depending on the agency but usually only after they have helped you get a job some of the agencies you should definitely consider include Michael paig Luxembourg Robert Half Luxembourg ranad Luxembourg bandok and Clark recruitment Luxembourg there Luxembourg labor James Woodman Sophi Tech Talent Recruitment Greenfield Lux ​​B Spring Professional Luxembourg ins Global Anderson Wise Harry Hope AP Lux Talent Executive Recruitment LH and KR of course you can also use job sites like in most other popular countries and obviously , is what is my absolute favorite.

There are also LinkedIn and Google jobs, which are the main job sites for most countries, but there are others as well. Exclusive Luxembourg websites you can try, like jobs on es jobs.lu and that's it. I hope this video was helpful, send me a comment if you have any questions and like this video if it was helpful, thanks for watching and I'll see you next week