56 countries you can visit with Schengen Visa for Luxembourgish passport

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Luxembourg • Western Europe • Europe
Euro
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Luxembourg
Brussels • Western Europe • Europe
Euro
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Belgium
Berlin • Central Europe • Europe
Euro
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Germany
Amsterdam • Western Europe • Europe
Euro
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Netherlands
Bern • Central Europe • Europe
Swiss Franc
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Vaduz • Central Europe • Europe
Swiss Franc
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Paris • Western Europe • Europe
Euro
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Vienna • Central Europe • Europe
Euro
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Prague • Central Europe • Europe
Czech Koruna
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days
Monaco • Western Europe • Europe
Euro
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Visa free
90 days

Which countries can you visit with Schengen Visa

Schengen Visa holder with Luxembourgish passport can visit 56 countries include Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, and Switzerland. Having a Schengen Visa can make it easier to travel to other countries that accept Schengen Visa without the need for additional visas or paperwork.

Which Schengen Visa are eligible?

The Schengen Visa that are typically eligible for visa exemption to certain countries include following which allows for travel through Schengen to another country.

  • Short-term C-Type Schengen visa
  • Long-term D-Type Schengen visa
  • Transit A-Type Schengen visa
  • Schengen Residence permit

It's important to note, however, that visa exemption policies can vary by country and may be subject to change at any time, so it's always best to check the specific visa requirements for each country you plan to visit before you travel. Additionally, having a valid Schengen Visa does not guarantee entry into a visa-exempt country, as border officials have the right to deny entry to anyone they deem ineligible or suspicious.

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