Non-residents who work in Luxembourg are may also apply for aid vouchers from the state. Photo: Shutterstock

Non-residents who work in Luxembourg are may also apply for aid vouchers from the state. Photo: Shutterstock

There are plenty of crèches (daycare centres) in Luxembourg, but--like everywhere--they fill up fast.

Public. The commune-run crèches typically have longer waiting lists but lower final costs (fees are calculated based on family income). The primary language is Luxembourgish and they follow the school holiday calendar. For more info, see your commune homepage.

Private. Private daycares offer more flexibility in language and, generally, fewer closures. Prices are often higher but many do use the chèque-service voucher system, whereby the state helps pay. For more info, see the government’s .

Good to know. The cheque-service system is a state contribution to the cost of childcare. Parents of kids aged 0-12 are eligible: apply at your local Gemeng (town hall). Non-residents working locally may also apply.

This article first appeared in the . Updated 8 July 2024 at 9:45am to correct link to authorised providers.