Brexit: Less Than 10 Days To Request A New Residency Permit

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Arendt combines the entire value chain of services dedicated to Asset Managers, Banks, Insurers, Public Institutions and Private Clients operating in Luxembourg.

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-Regulatory & Consulting
-Investor Services

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We assist clients in structuring and running their business from a legal and tax standpoint across Luxembourg. Our teams directly serve international clients or work in close collaboration with foreign partner law firms.

Together with our regulatory consultants and investor services experts, we bridge the gap between legal/tax advice and its implementation. We deliver best-in-class services along our clients’ business life cycles.

The 450 legal experts of Arendt & Medernach have a wealth of experience in a wide variety of specialisations. Together, they are able to advise on a complete range of 15 complementary practice areas, including Investment Management, Private Equity, Banking and Corporate Law.

On 1 February 2020, the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union came into effect, entailing that UK citizens cease to be considered as EU nationals.
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TICK TOCK! REMINDER TO BRITISH CITIZENS* LIVING IN LUXEMBOURG: LESS THAN 10 DAYS REMAINING TO REQUEST A NEW RESIDENCY PERMIT BEFORE 30 JUNE 2021

On 1 February 2020, the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union came into effect, entailing that UK citizens cease to be considered as EU nationals. British citizens and their family members residing in Luxembourg before the 31 December 2020 retained their rights to continue to reside and work in Luxembourg from 1 January 2021 onwards, but are obliged to request a new residence permit attesting to the continuation of their rights under the Withdrawal Agreement(as signed between the UK and the EU).

We remind you that that the deadline for submitting an application for a Luxembourg residency permit is 30 June 2021. Past said delay, British citizens residing in Luxembourg without a permit, risk losing fundamental rights, including residency, employment and healthcare rights.

Employers, we also invite you to ensure that any British citizens providing services to you in Luxembourg have provided you with their updated Luxembourg residency card (or applicable work permit) to ensure your compliance with immigration laws.

Our employment team remains at your entire disposal for the widest scope of employment, immigration and/or social security information, assistance and advice.

"British citizens" covers all British nationalities without a dual EU nationality, residing in Luxembourg prior to 31 December 2020 and still resident, including individuals already in possession of a European "carte de séjour", those in the process of applying for Luxembourg (or other EU) nationality, or who are married to Luxembourg or other EU nationals. We strongly advise you to verify and check each case before the end of the month and remain available to assist and advice if necessary.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

Brexit: Less Than 10 Days To Request A New Residency Permit

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Contributor

About Arendt

Arendt combines the entire value chain of services dedicated to Asset Managers, Banks, Insurers, Public Institutions and Private Clients operating in Luxembourg.

-Legal & Tax
-Regulatory & Consulting
-Investor Services

Legal & Tax

We assist clients in structuring and running their business from a legal and tax standpoint across Luxembourg. Our teams directly serve international clients or work in close collaboration with foreign partner law firms.

Together with our regulatory consultants and investor services experts, we bridge the gap between legal/tax advice and its implementation. We deliver best-in-class services along our clients’ business life cycles.

The 450 legal experts of Arendt & Medernach have a wealth of experience in a wide variety of specialisations. Together, they are able to advise on a complete range of 15 complementary practice areas, including Investment Management, Private Equity, Banking and Corporate Law.

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