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Do US citizens need a visa? No — up to 90 days

Luxembourg is a Schengen member; a US citizen does not need a visa to visit the Schengen area for stays up to 90 days (passport valid 3 months beyond return date).

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Fees & exemptions

  • Adult standard
    €90
  • Child 6-12
    €45

Standard Schengen visa fee applies (per general Schengen rules); exact Luxembourg-specific confirmation not found on embassy PDF text reviewed.

Where to apply

Embassy of Luxembourg in Washington DC (consular jurisdiction: USA, Mexico, Nicaragua)

Appointment system

Third-country/non-US nationals apply for short-stay Schengen visa by emailing washington.consular@mae.etat.lu at least 15 business days (3 calendar weeks) before departure, including trip details.

Required documents

  • Valid passport
  • Completed Schengen visa application form (guichet.lu)
  • Photo
  • Travel medical insurance
  • Proof of accommodation/itinerary
  • Proof of financial means
  • Prior Schengen visa history info (post-May 2015) requested in initial email

Editor tips

No dedicated visa centre/VFS in the US; the Embassy in Washington DC handles applications directly by email/in-person appointment.

Country-specific quirks

Luxembourg does not use an outsourced visa centre network in the US; all Schengen visa applications for Luxembourg go through the Washington Embassy directly.

Who can apply where

Your nationality decides whether you need a visa; where you legally live decides where you apply. Applications for Luxembourg are handled by its embassy, consulate or visa centre covering your country of residence — you cannot normally apply in a country you are only visiting.

  • If you are not a citizen of the country you apply from, bring your residence permit or long-stay visa — it usually has to stay valid for at least 3 months after your return.
  • Visiting several Schengen countries? Apply to your main destination, or — if you split time evenly — to the country you enter first.
  • Some passports are visa-exempt for short stays and only need ETIAS travel authorisation instead of a visa; long-stay and work permits are still required for everyone.
  • Fees, document lists and appointment systems are set per consulate, so the local Luxembourg mission for your region always overrides anything on this page.

Where to submit if you apply from the US

Addresses where applicants of any nationality living in the United States hand in Luxembourg visa documents and give biometrics. Applying from elsewhere? Use the official links below to find the Luxembourg mission covering your country of residence.

  • Washington DC
    Embassy of Luxembourg

    2200 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. 20008

    Sole US visa-processing post; jurisdiction covers USA, Mexico, Nicaragua; email washington.consular@mae.etat.lu

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