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Asylum and immigration
Interpreting
For these procedures, you can contact:
ASTI asbl
Address
10-12 rue Auguste LavalL- 1922 Luxembourg
Phone
Email
Opening hours
- Morning
- Afternoon
Languages used
- Luxembourgish
- French
- German
- English
- Portuguese
- Italian
- Spanish
- Arabic
How to contact us
- On site
- Phone
- Videocall
The information is available
- Freely available
- On a digital medium that can be consulted free of charge and freely accessible online (website, social networking page, etc.)
Has the plaintiff accreditation
Red Cross Luxembourg
Address
44 Bd Joseph II L-1840 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Phone
Email
Opening hours
- Morning
- Afternoon
Languages used
- Luxembourgish
- French
- German
- English
- Portuguese
- Italian
- Spanish
- All languages (interpreting service)
How to contact us
- Vor Ort
- Telefon
- Videocall
The information is available
- Freely available
- On site: flyers, leaflets, newsletters, etc
- On a digital medium that can be consulted free of charge and freely accessible online (website, social networking page, etc.)
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