Luxembourg, known for its high GDP per capita and competitive wages, offers seasonal work opportunities for third-country nationals (non-EU/EEA citizens). This guide explains the Luxembourg Seasonal Work Visa, eligibility requirements, and the application process for those interested in seasonal jobs in the country.

Who Can Apply for the Luxembourg Seasonal Work Visa?
To qualify for a Luxembourg Seasonal Work Visa, applicants must:
- Be a non-EU citizen with a valid passport.
- Have a signed seasonal work contract in an approved seasonal activity.
- Obtain a temporary authorization to stay (usually arranged by the employer).
- Demonstrate proof of financial resources for the duration of stay.
- Show proof of health insurance coverage.
- Provide two passport-sized photographs and a clean criminal record certificate (if applicable).
Seasonal Work Activities
Eligible seasonal activities in Luxembourg include:
- Harvesting and packaging of agricultural products
- Leisure and holiday instructors
- Tour and tourist guides
- Maintenance of beaches, pools, and campsites
- Jobs in retail, hotels, and restaurants with seasonal demands
- Positions in aviation and passenger transport sectors
Salary for Seasonal Workers
The minimum wage for seasonal workers in Luxembourg as of January 2025 is:
- Unskilled Workers: β¬2,570.93 per month
- Skilled Workers: β¬3,085.11 per month
Application Process for Luxembourg Seasonal Work Visa
For Seasonal Work Stays of Less Than 3 Months
- Job Offer: Secure a job offer in a seasonal activity.
- Employerβs Responsibility: The employer must acquire a certificate from the National Employment Agency (ADEM).
- Work Permit Application: The employer applies for the work permit on the employeeβs behalf.
- Response Time: If no response is received within three months, the application is considered rejected.
- Visa Application: After work permit approval, apply for a short-stay visa (Visa C) for entry.
For Seasonal Work Stays of More Than 3 Months
- Temporary Authorization to Stay: Apply for this authorization before entering Luxembourg (typically done by the employer).
- Type D Visa: Once authorization is granted, apply for a type D long-stay visa at the Luxembourg consulate in your country.
- Upon Arrival:
- File a declaration of arrival within three days.
- Undergo a medical checkup.
- Apply for a residence permit for seasonal workers within three months.
How to Apply for the Luxembourg Seasonal Work Visa
- For Stays Less Than 3 Months: Apply for a short-stay Visa C.
- For Stays Longer Than 3 Months: Apply for a long-stay Visa D.
Refer to the following links for detailed instructions:
Visa Fees
- Short Stay (C) Visa: β¬80
- Long Stay (D) Visa: β¬50
Job Search Resources
To find seasonal work in Luxembourg, explore the following job portals:
Useful Links
- Luxembourg Seasonal Visa Information
- Luxembourg Work Visa for Non-Europeans
- Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
- Luxembourg Government Immigration Portal

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