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Several new legal and regulatory provisions applying directly to citizens will enter into force in 2021. Below is an overview of the main changes that will directly impact citizens. This list is not exhaustive.

On November 26, 2020, Marc Hansen, Minister Delegate for Digitalisation, presented the concept of the new GovTech Lab of the Luxembourg Government and launched the Lab's first call for solutions entitled 'Bye bye Robots!'.

The Guichet.lu reception desk will remain open to the public but will only be accessible by appointment as of 23 March and until further notice.

Modification of the opening hours for the physical Guichet.lu reception desk Due to the current status of events, you are kindly requested only to

The Government IT Centre (CTIE) announces that it has made the Guichet.lu translation memories available to the European Language Resource Coordination network (ELRC network).

Several new legal and regulatory provisions applying directly to citizens will enter into force in 2020. Below is an overview of the main changes that will directly impact citizens. This list is not exhaustive.

The Government IT Centre (CTIE) will be present at the 33rd Student Fair at Luxexpo The Box (South entry) in Kirchberg, on 7 and 8 November 2019.

Several new legal and regulatory provisions applying directly to citizens will enter into force in 2019. Here is an overview of the main changes that will directly impact citizens. This list is not exhaustive.

Several new legal and regulatory provisions applying directly to citizens will enter into force in 2018. Below is an overview of the main changes that will have a direct impact on ordinary citizens. The list is not exhaustive. Housing aid

Starting 7 November, Guichet.lu will be available entirely in English. Proposed by Dan Kersch, Minister for the Civil Service and Administrative Reform (Ministre de la Fonction publique et de la Réforme administrative), and conducted in close collaboration with the