- Use ADEM, Moovijob, jobs.lu and LinkedIn.
- The EU Blue Card needs €65,652 a year since 3 March 2026.
- Finance, funds and tech hire internationally.
- French and German help, even in English speaking roles.
Luxembourg is tiny but pays some of the highest salaries in Europe, with a big finance, funds and tech sector. Competition is real, because many people work there and live across the border in France, Belgium or Germany.
The best job sites in Luxembourg
| Site | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| ADEM | Official | The national employment agency |
| Moovijob | Private | Jobs in Luxembourg and the Greater Region |
| jobs.lu | Private | Luxembourg job board |
| Network | Finance, funds and international companies | |
| EU Careers (EPSO) | Public sector | EU bodies in Luxembourg, mostly open to EU citizens |
| Company career pages | Direct | Banks, fund administrators, the Big Four and tech companies |
Before you apply: the work permit in one paragraph
The EU Blue Card threshold rose to €65,652 a year from 3 March 2026 (Blue Card threshold). French and German are used at work, and English is common in finance (Guichet.lu).
See current English speaking jobs in Luxembourg on my live job board for Luxembourg, updated automatically.
How to use these sites well
- Focus on finance, funds and tech. These sectors hire internationally and often work in English.
- Check the Blue Card threshold. €65,652 a year since 3 March 2026.
- Mention any French or German. Even basic levels help in Luxembourg.
- Use LinkedIn actively. Recruiters in finance use it heavily.
- Apply directly to employers. Large banks and fund administrators run their own career pages.
For other countries, see local job portals in Europe, and read why applications get rejected before you send the next one.
Common questions
What is the official job site in Luxembourg?
ADEM, the national employment agency.
Can I work in Luxembourg in English?
In finance and many tech roles, yes.
What salary do I need for the Luxembourg Blue Card?
At least €65,652 a year since 3 March 2026.
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