Luxembourg Visa RequirementsFor Slovakia passport holders
Slovak passport holders enter Luxembourg freely with EU freedom of movement. Both countries are EU and Schengen members. Luxembourg has one of the highest concentrations of Slovak expatriates relative to population.
Great news! Slovakia passport holders can enter Luxembourg without a visa for tourism or business purposes.
No visa application needed. Slovak citizens present their national ID card or passport. Luxembourg is reachable by train from Brussels, Frankfurt, and Paris. The country is small enough to drive across in an hour.
Luxembourg is part of the Schengen Area. Your stay counts toward the 90-day limit within any 180-day period for the entire Schengen zone. Learn more about Schengen rules →
Entry Requirements
Passport Validity
3 months beyond departure from Schengen
Blank Pages
2 blank pages required
Multiple Entry
Single entry only
Work Permitted
No - requires work visa
Required Documents
Valid Passport or National ID
A valid Slovak passport or national ID card.
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Slovakia to Luxembourg: What You Need to Know
Luxembourg and Slovakia are both European Union and Schengen Area member states. Slovak citizens enjoy full freedom of movement to Luxembourg with no visa required. Luxembourg City is the European headquarters of several EU institutions and a major financial center. Large communities of Slovak workers reside in Luxembourg, attracted by high wages and quality of life. A national ID card is sufficient for entry.
How to Get There
Belgium, France, and Germany all border Luxembourg and are easily combined in a Western European itinerary. All are Schengen members and visa-free for Slovaks.
Money & Banking
Luxembourg uses the Euro (EUR). Credit cards are widely accepted throughout Luxembourg. ATMs are available in Luxembourg City and major towns. No currency exchange needed. Luxembourg is an expensive destination - accommodation costs are high.
Practical Tips
Luxembourg uses the Euro (EUR), same as Slovakia. Luxembourg is one of the wealthiest countries in the world and has high wages, making it attractive for Slovak workers. The country borders Belgium, France, and Germany, making it ideal for regional travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Slovak citizens need a visa for Luxembourg?
No. Luxembourg and Slovakia are both EU and Schengen member states. Slovak citizens can travel freely without a visa using a passport or national ID card.
Do Slovak citizens need a visa for Luxembourg?
No. Both Luxembourg and Slovakia are EU and Schengen members. Slovak citizens travel to Luxembourg freely with just a national ID card or passport.
What currency does Luxembourg use?
Luxembourg uses the euro (EUR), the same as Slovakia.
What currency does Luxembourg use?
Luxembourg uses the Euro (EUR), the same as Slovakia. No currency exchange is needed.
Is public transport really free in Luxembourg?
Yes. Luxembourg introduced free nationwide public transport (buses and trains) in March 2020, the first country in the world to do so. All buses, trams, and trains within Luxembourg are free for everyone, including tourists. This makes getting around the country extremely accessible and cost-effective once you arrive.
Can Slovak citizens work in Luxembourg?
Yes. EU freedom of movement allows Slovak citizens to work in Luxembourg without any permit. Luxembourg has very high wages and attracts many EU workers. The country has a significant Slovak expatriate community.
What are the Bock Casemates?
The Bock Casemates are a network of over 23 km of underground tunnels carved into the rock below Luxembourg City's old town between the 17th and 18th centuries. They served as military fortifications and civilian bomb shelters and are now open to visitors as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The entrance near the Bock promontory offers panoramic views over the Alzette valley.
How do you get from Slovakia to Luxembourg?
Flights from Vienna (VIE) to Luxembourg (LUX) take approximately 1.5-2 hours. Luxembourg is also easily reached by train from Brussels (2 hours), Frankfurt (3 hours), or Paris (2 hours TGV).
Is Luxembourg worth visiting for a short trip?
Yes, especially if you enjoy combining EU institution visits with history and nature. The capital's UNESCO old town and fortifications, the MUDAM contemporary art museum, and the Grund riverside quarter can be explored in 1-2 days. The Mullerthal hiking region and Vianden Castle extend the trip naturally.
What are the top attractions in Luxembourg?
Luxembourg City old quarter and fortifications (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Moselle wine region, the Ardennes (shared with Belgium), the Mullerthal (Luxembourg Little Switzerland) hiking trails.
Is Luxembourg the most expensive country in the EU?
Luxembourg consistently ranks among the EU's most expensive countries for accommodation and dining. However, free public transport and the compact scale of the country mean transport costs are minimal. Restaurant meals in central Luxembourg City cost EUR 20-40 for a main course.
Is Luxembourg expensive?
Luxembourg is one of the wealthiest countries in the world and accommodation and dining are expensive. Day trips from neighboring Belgium, France, or Germany are a budget-friendly alternative.
What is Crémant de Luxembourg?
Crémant de Luxembourg is the country's sparkling wine, produced along the Moselle River valley using the same méthode traditionnelle as Champagne. Made primarily from Rivaner, Auxerrois, and Pinot Blanc grapes, it is excellent quality and very affordable by European sparkling wine standards. Wine tourism along the Luxembourg Moselle is well developed.
How big is Luxembourg?
Luxembourg is a small country of approximately 2,586 km2 (slightly smaller than some Slovak regions). The entire country can be explored in a few days.