Luxembourg Relocation Index

How Luxembourg scores

Strong rule-of-law and governance quality | Structured integration framework and reception institutions

• Peace and conflict safety70
• Immigrant safety64
• Visa accessibility70
• Residence permit realism71
• Labor market access71
• Healthcare69
• Civil rights74
• Discrimination safety70
• Status security71
• Infrastructure reliability70
• Cost of living sustainability73

Recent news impact

No strong, clearly relocation-relevant short-term news signal was detected that would materially worsen or improve Luxembourg’s immediate relocation outlook. The supplied materials mainly describe guidance and legal/administrative rules connected to the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum implemented via Luxembourg’s Law of 11 June 2026; these can be important for asylum processing and work authorization, but the provided items do not show a distinct, newly enacted change in the last 45 days that would shift short-term risk for relocation.

Sources

• Global Peace Index 2024 — Institute for Economics & Peace (Luxembourg ranking/context)Institute for Economics & Peace
• Worldwide Governance Indicators — Government Effectiveness / Political Stability / Rule of Law (aggregate indicators)World Bank (WGI)
• National Action Plan Integration (PAN Integration)Luxembourg Ministry (MFSVA)
• Loss or withdrawal of international protection — Guichet.luGuichet.lu (Luxembourg public services portal)
• Visa — Luxembourg Government (conditions and overview, including exemptions list references)Luxembourg MFA (MAE)
• Numbeo Crime Index (contextual, not definitive for official crime rates)Numbeo
• Visum und Einwanderung (Berlin mission guidance page)Luxembourg Embassy in Berlin (MAE)
• Applying for international protection (note on changes after 12 June 2026 and Law of 11 June 2026)Guichet.lu (Luxembourg Government)