Loi du 26 juillet 2010 modifiant:\n 1. la loi modifiée du 22 juin 2000 concernant l'aide financière de l'Etat pour études supérieures;\n 2. la loi modifiée du 4 décembre 1967 concernant l'impôt sur le revenu;\n 3. la loi du 21 décembre 2007 concernant le boni enfant;\n 4. la loi du 31 octobre 2007 sur le service volontaire des jeunes;\n 5. le Code de la sécurité sociale. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/2010/07/26/n1/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Loi du 26 juillet 2010 modifiant:\n 1. la loi modifiée du 22 juin 2000 concernant l'aide financière de l'Etat pour études supérieures;\n 2. la loi modifiée du 4 décembre 1967 concernant l'impôt sur le revenu;\n 3. la loi du 21 décembre 2007 concernant le boni enfant;\n 4. la loi du 31 octobre 2007 sur le service volontaire des jeunes;\n 5. le Code de la sécurité sociale.

This law changes eligibility rules for state financial aid for higher studies, including enrollment, recognition of the study program, and a ministerial authorization route for some technical secondary students studying abroad.

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http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/2010/07/26/n1/jo
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This law changes eligibility rules for state financial aid for higher studies, including enrollment, recognition of the study program, and a ministerial authorization route for some technical secondary students studying abroad. This article sets student aid amounts and caps: a maximum total, a base amount, possible increases for eligible fees, an extra grant in serious exceptional hardship, and possible periodic adjustment by regulation. Student aid is split between grants and loans based on the student’s financial/social situation and tuition fees, with specific formulas and caps for grant, loan, fees, and exceptional hardship supplements. This provision amends Article 330 of the Social Security Code by adding the child bonus paid together with family allowances, and it replaces Article 7 with new wording. This provision authorizes a shared nominative database among several public bodies and requires certain public administrations and employers to provide requested information to the family benefits fund. It also sets rules for monthly aid to volunteers and notes a maximum monthly amount of 800 euros.