How to Find a Job in Luxembourg

How can I get work visa i luxembourg

@alishahmarwat1973

Hi alishahmarwat1973,

Have you read the previous posts in this topic? Especially posts #5, #9, #29 and #37? You should find many info there about how to find a job and where to find information about visas.

If you still have questions afterward, please let us know here!

Have a good day,

Lauranne

@Julien Hello , I'm excited to join this community and share my story. My name is Salman Naseer, and I'm a seasoned professional from Pakistan, currently residing in the UAE. With a strong background in Engineering (BTECH HND) and over 17 years of experience in the paper industry and burglar alarm systems, I'm looking to leverage my skills and expertise to start a new venture in the Luxembourg.

My experience in the paper industry has equipped me with a deep understanding of manufacturing processes, quality control, and supply chain management. Additionally, my expertise in burglar alarm systems has given me a strong foundation in security solutions and project management.

I'm now eager to explore opportunities in the Luxembourg, particularly in the tech industry, and potentially start a small business or job that combines my engineering background with my passion for innovation. I'm interested in connecting with like-minded entrepreneurs, industry experts, and potential partners to explore opportunities in this market.

I'm excited to learn more about the Luxembourg's thriving startup ecosystem, and I'm confident that my international experience, combined with my technical expertise, will enable me to make a valuable contribution to the business community.

I look forward to sharing my experiences, learning from others, and potentially calling the Luxembourg my new home. Thank you for the warm welcome, and I'm excited to be part of this community.

Warmly,

Salman

@Salman Naseer

Hi Salman,

Thank you for this very nice introduction, nice to meet you!

Hope you'll be able to move to Luxembourg soon. If you have any questions regarding any aspect of the life there (housing, job market, schools...) please feel free to ask them! Every member of the community will help as best as they can, including me.

Talk to you soon,

Lauranne

Hey Laurren how ate you this is Dennis I need to inqure about agriculture jobs in Luxembourg how to find one

@dennis ssenyonjo

Hi Dennis!

I'm good thank you, what about you?

Regarding farm / agriculture jobs, have you check this topic?

Let me know!

Have a great day,

Lauranne

hello, my name is chinenyenwa Odoemene.  I’m a support worker with fours of experience supporting the aged with elderly care, compassion and empathy. I’m a nigerian, and i also reside in nigeria but hoping to move to luxembourg to work as a caregiver/support worker through a work sponsorship route. I’m skilled at housekeeping, meal preparations,medication administration,  mobility, personal care and laundry, daily living activites, communication,  empathetic, kind and patient.

@Chinenyeamuzie1995

Hello chinenyenwa Odoemene,

Welcome! I hope you'll find a job soon and that you’ll be able to achieve your plan of moving to Luxembourg.

How is your job search going?

Let us know!

Lauranne

@Lauranne...... Hi dear I m wajid frm pakistan but this time I live and work here in srilanka colombo I have a Dagree 3years D.A.E. in Electronics and I have aB.L.I.S. degree frm pakistan but I need a normal job not a education job I work here in srilanka construction  field but u help me and what can u do fr me to I come in luxembourg I love this country and I wait ur reply  thanx dear......

Good day I'm master  chike a Nigerian business man please I need your Idea or support or any information easy route to get job opportunities  in Luxembourg  with visa sponsorship

Hello @Shah99 and @Chike Ukaegbu,

We are not a job search agency. Have you seen my replies to the posts #5, #18, #29, #30 and #37 ?

Here is a summary of information on how to find a job in Luxembourg:

• You can start by reading this article from the guide.

• If you need a visa, I also recommend this article.

• Overall, the guide is full of useful information about the country, and I strongly encourage you to read all the articles on topics that may interest or concern you

• At the end of the guide article on working in Luxembourg, you will find links to job search websites. In addition, here are, in my opinion, the best websites to find a job in Luxembourg: Moovijob, Jobs.lu, Adem JobBoard, Govjob, Indeed.

• Here you will find a list of jobs in high demand in Luxembourg, for which it is easier to obtain visas for people coming from outside the EU.

• Here is a website dedicated to recruiting for jobs in high demand in the country:

Finally, here are some tips for tailoring your CV and cover letter for the country:

• CV Length: Your CV should not exceed two pages, and if you can fit it onto one page, that's even better!
• Prioritize Professional Experience: In Luxembourg, professional experience often holds more weight than academic qualifications. I suggest placing your work experiences at the top of your CV. Be sure to clearly indicate the number of months or years you spent in each role. That said, it depends on the job you are applying for. The goal is for employers to see within 10 seconds that you're qualified for the job, whether through your qualifications, experience, or both. Highlight whichever aspect is most relevant, depending on your situation and the job you're applying for.
• Profile:it's standard practice in Luxembourg to start your CV with a “My Profile” section that summarizes your background, why you're qualified, and what you have to offer. Generally, this section is about 5-6 lines long, with important keywords in bold. If you don't have this section on your CV, I suggest you add it.
• Tailor your CV to each Job Application:For every application, at least change the title of your CV and rearrange your work experiences or qualifications so that the most relevant ones comes first. Again, the idea is for recruiters to quickly see that you're a good match for the position. If none of your work experiences directly relate to the job, emphasize transferable skills that are relevant to the role
• Languages: Language skills are very important in Luxembourg. French, German, and Luxembourgish are the country's official languages, and English is often an added advantage. Any other language can also be a significant asset in your application. I recommend clearly highlighting all the languages you speak, including your native language, and the ones you might be currently learning (or ready to learn) and indicating your proficiency level for each (A1, A2, B1, B2, etc.). Adding that you are willing to learn any langages that might be useful for the job is also a good idea.
• Emphasize your motivation to move to Luxembourg:clearly explain why you want to move to Luxembourg. Focus on the fact that you are looking for a long-term job and that you plan to settle in Luxembourg for the long term.
• Demonstrate Long-Term Commitment:Companies in Luxembourg face recruitment challenges because there are more open positions than candidates. One of the major issues is that many people take a job and then leave after a few weeks or months. By showing that you are seeking a stable, long-term position, you increase your chances of being hired.

Here are all my advice! Does anyone want to add any other recommendation?

If you still have questions after reading all the articles and checking all the websites I just gave you, please feel free to ask them.

Thank you!

Lauranne

Hello good morning... trust you are good, l'm Elizabeth Serwaa a registered general nurse with 5 years experience in Ghanaian health sector...l want to move to Luxembourg and continue with my career, how and where should l Start from..

Thanks you.

@Sudhir Dungdung

Hello Sudhir Dungdung,

Have you checked all the links I gave in post #51? There are many links to job search websites.

Let me know!

Thank you,

Lauranne

@Adwoaserwaabetty1

Hi Elizabeth,

We have another topic dedicated to healthcare jobs, you can open it by clicking here. I think you'll find the info you are looking for by reading all the posts in this topic. But if you still have questions afterwards, feel free to ask them there.

Thank you!

Lauranne

@Lauranne thank u

How do I get Horticulture jobs or farm jobs in Luxembourg,,,

@victorface4real

Hi Victor,

I shared a few links in this topic about farm jobs. But I have to say that there aren’t many farm jobs in Luxembourg. It’s no longer the country’s main activity, and farms here are generally family-owned, so it’s usually the families themselves who work there.

Hope this help!

Lauranne