Can I work in Luxembourg with English language?

In the world of work, depending on the origin or nationality of the company, the working language may be English or Portuguese, in addition to the three languages spoken in Luxembourg’s everyday life.

Is it difficult to get job in Luxembourg?

Working in Luxembourg has its benefits as a multi-lingual portal to the EU. Finding jobs in Luxembourg can be easier than other European countries: Amazon, Skype, Apple, and PayPal are some international companies with a European office here.

Do I need to speak French to work in Luxembourg?

Employment in Luxembourg government jobs requirss fluency in all three official languages (Luxembourgish, German and French). In the private sector, Luxembourgish is less useful, and you’ll need to speak at least one of French, German or English.

What do they speak in Luxembourg?

Luxembourgish
FrenchGerman
Luxembourg/Official languages
Luxembourgish language, also called Lëtzebuergesch, Letzeburgisch, Luxembourgian, Luxemburgian, or Luxembourgeois, national language of Luxembourg. Luxembourgish is a Moselle-Franconian dialect of the West Middle German group.

Is it easy to find a job in Luxembourg?

It depends, but generally speaking, yes it is quite easy to find a job in Luxembourg: overall unemployment rate is 6.0\%, while neighbouring countries are most often over 10 to 12\%. And, good news, this rate is currently going lower and lower. It depends on your job: e.g., if you are a cook or a waiter, you will find a job in minutes.

What languages do you need to work in Luxembourg?

Due to Luxembourg’s location in the center of Europe and these three languages (plus Luxembourgish), a multilingual requirement is attached to many jobs in Luxembourg. Dutch, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese can also be a bonus.

How long do I have to stay in Luxembourg to work?

If you arrive looking for jobs in Luxembourg, you have 90 days to legally stay in Luxembourg to find work. As a non-European, coming to Luxembourg for work longer than 90 days requires a work visa.

How to contact large companies in Luxembourg as a graduate?

Speculative applications are an acceptable way in Luxembourg to contact large companies, particularly by young graduates. You should not hesitate to apply in this way even if there are no job vacancies, as it might get you listed in a database of potential candidates if the company has one.

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