The procedure for certain types of application to obtain Luxembourgish nationality includes attending Luxembourgish language classes according to an approved syllabus.
Under the provisions of the Law of 8 March 2017 on Luxembourgish nationality, training bodies may apply for approval of the syllabuses for their Luxembourgish language classes.
An adult who has been living legally in the Grand-Duchy for at least 20 years may apply for Luxembourgish nationality by option. The procedure requires the person to attend Luxembourgish language classes according to a syllabus that has been approved by the Minister with responsibility for education.
The conditions and procedure for obtaining ministerial approval for an introductory course in the Luxembourgish language can be found on the website of the Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth.
The accreditation of syllabuses for Luxembourgish language classes under the provisions of the Law of 8 March 2017 on Luxembourgish nationality is strictly limited to the accredited Luxembourgish language classes and may not be used by the training provider for any other purpose.
Syllabus accreditation must be renewed every two years. During this period, the provider undertakes to report any change in the information provided at the time of applying for accreditation (legal representative, registered office, training syllabus, etc.) to the Adult Training Service (SFA).
Courses must have the official designation:: "Course providing an introduction to the Luxembourgish language, covering speaking and listening skills, in accordance with Article 28 of the amended Act of 8 March 2017 on Luxembourgish nationality".
