Luxembourg Travel Update
Great news! As of June 28th, 2021, U.S. residents will be again allowed to enter the country of Luxembourg. Those using Article 89 for Dual Citizenship can start planning their travel following the guidelines detailed. Click the link below for those important details.
Dual Citizenship Update
If you submitted paperwork in 2018 through Article 7 and have not received notice, please contact Rosie Geib by emailing rgeib@lacs.lu
Article 7 Update:
We have been receiving nationality certificates related to paperwork submitted in March through June of 2019 for individuals who qualify for Article 7. Unless you have been notified, your paperwork has not yet been received. The LACS contacts members within 24 hours of receiving Stage 1 notifications or Certificates of Nationality from Luxembourg.
Dual Citizenship Update
ARTICLE 7 UPDATE:
We have been receiving nationality certificates related to paperwork submitted in January/February 2019 for individuals who qualify for article 7. Unless you have been notified, your paperwork has not yet been received. The LACS contacts members within 24 hours of receiving Stage 1 notifications or Certificates of Nationality from Luxembourg. If you submitted paperwork in 2018 and have not received notice, please contact Rosie Geib by emailing rgeib@lacs.lu
ARTICLE 89 UPDATE:
Some of you may have seen an announcement made by Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Union, on April 26, 2021 stating that vaccinated U.S. travelers will be able to visit Europe again starting this summer. While this is exciting news to hear, there are a few key unknowns, including: – Specific Dates: We do not know yet when exactly travel will open. – Country-specific rules: Each individual country is allowed to set stricter rules than the European block as a whole. We do not yet know Luxembourg’s decisions on travel. – New Travel Protocol/Proof of vaccination: While all three of the U.S.-approved vaccinations (Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson and Moderna) will be acceptable for travel, it is not yet known how travelers will prove they have received them (vaccination passports, certificates, etc.). This said, please know we will remain in constant contact with Luxembourg travel authorities and will keep our members in the loop on any updates. Thank you for your patience!