Welcome
The Honorary Consuélate of Perú in Luxembourg welcomes you to its website.
We are the official branch of the Consulate General in Brussels and act as an extension of the Embassy of Peru in Luxembourg.
Our functions include providing guidance and assistance to Peruvian citizens, facilitating communication between Peruvian citizens and the Luxembourg authorities, as well as promoting the cultural and commercial interests of our country.
The honorary consulate is also focused on promoting and strengthening the interest of citizens and companies from all countries interested in learning more about the attractions and opportunities that our country has to offer.
Peru is its ancestral legacy, its gastronomy, its natural wealth, its harmony of races, its hospitality, its capacity for innovation, the creativity of its people and much more ....
We invite you to visit us at our office in Kirchberg, the financial district of Luxembourg City, and find out how we can help you.
Alexander Valenzuela García, Honorary Consul of Peru for the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
About us
The Honorary Consulate of Peru in Luxembourg, headed by architect Alexander Valenzuela García and appointed by the Peruvian State, operates under the supervision of the Consulate General of Peru in Brussels. Our mission is to offer consular assistance, guidance and support to Peruvian citizens, as well as to promote cultural, commercial and educational exchange between Peru and Luxembourg. We have a suitable and independent space to serve the Peruvian community, in compliance with the regulations established by the Consular Regulations of Peru.
As an Honorary Consulate, we are committed to protecting the rights of Peruvians, providing information on services, programmes and opportunities for the benefit of our community.
We are proud to be a bridge of communication and collaboration between Peru and Luxembourg, fostering mutual understanding and the values that unite our nations...
Services
Assistance with consular procedures (with limitations):
- Help and guidance on how to process passports, visas or permits in coordination with the Consulate General of Peru in Brussels.
- Certification of simple documents, such as notarial acts, although its scope may vary according to the regulations of the host country.
- Act as a liaison between the Peruvian government and local authorities on matters of common interest, such as official events, international forums or bilateral situations that do not require a higher level of diplomatic intervention..
- Disseminate information about Peru's tourist attractions and collaborate in the promotion of the country as a tourist destination.aís como destino turístico.
Citizen assistance:
- To provide basic assistance to Peruvian citizens in emergency situations, such as arrests, legal or medical problems.
- To facilitate communication between Peruvian citizens and the Peruvian authorities in the event of serious emergencies or urgent situations.
Promotion of cultural and commercial interests:
- Promoting cultural exchange between Peru and Luxembourg.
- Fostering commercial and economic relations between Peruvian and local companies, as well as disseminating information about investment opportunities in Peru.
It is important to point out that the honorary consulate does not have the same functions as an Embassy or Consulate General, and its functions are usually regulated by the laws of both Peru and the Grand Duchy.
Procedures
Living in Luxembourg
Visa to live and work in Luxembourg
Nationals of certain non-EU countries who wish to visit, transit through or work in Luxembourg must have, prior to their departure, a valid travel document with a visa issued by a consular authority of one of the Schengen countries.
Long-term resident status for third-country nationals
Long-term resident status may be granted to any third-country national who has been legally resident in Luxembourg for an uninterrupted period of at least 5 years. .
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FAQ
You will have to fulfil certain requirements and follow the procedures established according to your situation. You can apply for a visa or residence permit depending on your objectives in Luxembourg, whether it is for study, where you will have to enrol in a recognised university or educational institution, you will need to prove admission, sufficient financial resources and health insurance. Also for work, where you must first obtain an employment contract with a company in Luxembourg.
The employer will have to apply for the work permit and you will apply for the residence permit to work. Family reunification is another way for you to stay if you have direct relatives (such as a spouse or children) who are legally resident in Luxembourg. We invite you to visit the website of the Luxembourg government www.myguichet.lu where you will find all the information.
You will receive an additional notification informing you that your document will be returned to Peru within a maximum period of 3 months.
No, the documents that are made in Brussels such as passports, ID cards and others.
No, the consulate does not carry out this procedure, nor does it issue residence permits.
- We cannot secure the release of a person detained for a crime.
- We cannot apply for the entry of Peruvians against the provisions of the immigration authorities..
- We are not responsible for the payment of fines or debts incurred, such as the payment of a hotel or air tickets.
- Obtaining, changing or replacing air tickets.
- Covering the costs of any legal proceedings.
- Finding you work or acting as a guarantor, as well as finding you accommodation or booking hotels.
- Regularising your immigration status, extending residence permits or processing visas for other countries.
Contact
E-mail: info@consulateperu.lu
Telephone: 00352 661 866 100
Address: 6, rue de Kevelaer L-1822 Kirchberg, Luxembourg
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday by appointment
Delivery of documents: Fridays from 9:00 to 12:00.
