Visit World - How to Apply for a Tourist Visa to Luxembourg as a Swedish Citizen

Required documents for Swedish citizens to travel to Luxembourg

For the Swedes traveling to Luxembourg, the following documents are necessary:

• A valid passport or other travel document with at least three months of validity

• Proof of sufficient financial resources for the duration of the stay

• A return ticket or proof of onward travel

• Travel insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000

Do Swedish citizens need a visa to travel to Luxembourg?

No, Swedish citizens do not need a tourist visa to visit Luxembourg.

Maximum duration of stay

Swedish citizens can stay in Luxembourg without a visa for 45 to 60 days. This visa-free period applies only for tourism purposes, and travelers must carry documents confirming the purpose of their visit.

What documents are required for children from Sweden to travel to Luxembourg?

Children from Sweden traveling to Luxembourg must have:

• A valid passport

• A notarized consent letter from a non-traveling parent if the child is traveling with one parent or a third party

• Documents proving the relationship with the accompanying guardian or parent

Is health insurance required for Swedish citizens traveling to Luxembourg?

Yes, Swedish citizens must have health insurance to travel to Luxembourg. This is a mandatory requirement for tourist trips, and the insurance must cover medical expenses of at least €30,000.

How can Swedish citizens extend their stay in Luxembourg?

If you plan to stay in Luxembourg for a longer period, there are two options:

• Apply for an extension of stay if there are force majeure circumstances or humanitarian reasons

• Submit an application for a long-term visa (Type D), which allows you to stay in the country for up to one year

Popular places in Luxembourg that Swedish citizens visit

Tourists from Sweden often visit the following popular locations in Luxembourg:

• Luxembourg City: The capital with its medieval fortresses, cathedral complexes, and picturesque gardens

• Mullerthal: Known as “Little Switzerland,” famous for its scenic cliffs, waterfalls, and trekking routes

• Vianden: The Vianden Castle, located on a hill, is a remarkable example of medieval architecture

• Esch-sur-Alzette: A city with a rich industrial and cultural history, featuring museums and galleries

• Bourscheid: The Bourscheid Castle, located on a high hill overlooking the Sûre River

An airport transit visa allows you to transit at Luxembourg Airport when traveling to another country. However, this type of visa doesn’t allow you to leave the airport. An airport transit visa is issued for 24 hours.

If you are from one of the countries listed below, you will need an airport transit visa to pass through the Luxembourg Airport Transit Area:

● Afghanistan

● Bangladesh

● Democratic Republic of the Congo

● Eritrea

● Ethiopia

● Ghana

● Iran

● Iraq

● Nigeria

● Pakistan

● Somalia

● Sri Lanka

It is very important to remember that transit visas are always issued in your country of origin. You won’t be able to get a transit visa at the border, please check before leaving whether you need it.

1) If you bring more than EUR 10,000 in cash into Luxembourg, you must fill out a declaration form and declare it to the Customs and Excise Agency (Administration des douanes et accises - ADA).

2) People who are over the age of 17 who arrive from EU countries are allowed duty – free import of up to 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarettes, or 50 cigars or 250 g of pipe tobacco, up to 1 liter of strong alcoholic beverages (alcohol content more than 22%), sparkling wine or table wine – up to 2 liters; up to 50 g of perfume and 250 ml of Eau de toilette, as well as personal goods at the rate of 175 euros per adult and 90 euros per person a child under the age of 15.

3) When entering from the territory of European EU member states, people are over the age of 17 are allowed duty - free import of up to 10 liters of strong alcoholic beverages (alcohol content over 22%) or up to 20 liters of wine, or up to 90 liters of table wine, or up to 110 liters of beer; up to 800 cigarettes or 200 cigars and up to 1 kg of tobacco (the amount of imported perfumes is not limited).

4) Personal items and basic necessities are also imported duty-free on the basis of their oral declaration and presentation for customs control. Duty-free import of amateur photo, video and film cameras with a reasonable amount of film, sports accessories (1 pair of skis, 2 tennis rackets, 1 set of fishing accessories), 2 rifles for sport hunting and 100 rounds each (based on the permission of the Ministry of Luxembourg), as well as radios, binoculars, portable tape recorders with a reasonable amount of magnetic film (cassettes), portable televisions - one item of each name.

5) The import of drugs is prohibited. It is forbidden to import products containing meat or milk, in particular sausage, canned food, lard and even chocolates. The ban does not apply to baby food and special preparations necessary for people with certain chronic diseases (in this case, the products must be carefully packed, and their weight shouldn’t exceed 2 kilograms). If meat and dairy products are found, they will be confiscated, and the passenger will have to pay a fine.

6) It is prohibited to export computer equipment, antiques, weapons and items of national heritage of the country without special permission.

To travel with your pet to Luxembourg, you must meet the following requirements.

Your pet must be identified using a microchip. The microchip must be implanted before the animal receives a rabies vaccination. If your pet has already been vaccinated before implantation, the vaccination becomes invalid and will need to be repeated.

Pets must be at least 105 days old and vaccinated against rabies. To travel to Luxembourg, you will need to wait 21 days after getting vaccinated (the first day counts as day 0).

You will need to obtain a health certificate from an authorized USDA veterinarian (if you are traveling from the US). The health certificate must contain confirmation of the rabies vaccination. Also, a component of the sanitary certificate is a written statement of the owner or the person accompanying the animals that the animals are not subject to movement for the purpose of selling or transferring these goods.

There must be a document stating that the animal arrived directly or via Luxembourg from a third country specified in the health certificate.

Be sure to contact the embassy to learn more about the required entry points and restricted breeds.

The current rules and additional information can be found on the website.

Your local driver's license is valid in Luxembourg if you come from the European Union or the European Economic Area. However, if you plan to stay for an extended period of time, you will need to change your driver's license in Luxembourg. If you are from any of these countries, you can use your driver's license.

● Austria

● Belgium

● Bulgaria

● Croatia

● Republic of Cyprus

● Czech Republic

● Denmark

● Estonia

● Finland

● France

● Germany

● Greece

● Hungary

● Ireland

● Italy

● Latvia

● Lithuania

● Luxembourg

● Malta

● Netherlands

● Poland

● Portugal

● Romania

● Slovakia

● Spain

● Sweden

If you are a tourist from the United Kingdom, you can travel around Luxembourg with a UK license. Make sure that you meet the requirements and follow the driving rules in Luxembourg. Citizens of other countries need to obtain an international driver's license in Luxembourg.

Rent a car in Luxembourg

To rent a car in Luxembourg, you must have a driver's license valid for one year. Before renting a car, tourists are required to have an identity card and passport. Car rental companies also require an international driver's license. Popular car rental companies such as Hertz, Thrifty, Europcar, Budget, and national enjoy the trust and approval of IDA.

Age requirements

Depending on the car category, the minimum age for renting in Luxembourg is 23 years. An individual must have a driver's license that is valid for at least a year. If you are a young traveler who wants to drive in Luxembourg, an international driver's license is a must. Agencies set an additional fee for a young driver from drivers under the age of 25.

Cost of car insurance

Insurance often comes up when it comes to renting a car, and when you are traveling in Luxembourg or any other country, it is very important to have insurance. Insurance isn’t only a legal document that the authorities are looking for you, but also a means of Financial Protection in the event of an accident. With insurance, you can reduce potential costs, whether it's repairs or medical care, and save a lot of money.

Documents such as your native driver's license, passport, Car Insurance, International Driver's license in Luxembourg must be with you before traveling.

Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in the Czech Republic, Estonia and Ukraine

Address: Apolinarskaya 9/439 128 00 Prague 2 (Czech Republic)

Phone number: +420 2 57 18 18 00

Phone number (emergency situations): +420734571020

Fax: +420257532537

Site: https://prague.mae.lu/en.html

http://luxembourg.org.ua/

E-mail: [email protected]

Emergency numbers in Luxembourg:

● Police – 113

● Ambulance and fire assistance - 112

● Red Cross hotline - 2755

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