

EUR-Lex is your online gateway to EU Law. It provides the official and most comprehensive access to EU legal documents. It includes legal documents from the EU members, the EU institutions an also from the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). EUR-lex is available in all of the EU’s 24 official languages and is updated daily.
The quick search, or basic search, is the predeterminated search option. You only need to write keywords to obtain answers. The quick search includes a search guide with tipson how to search on the left side behind the search bar.

Besides, you can browse through topics and sub topics available in EUR-lex. Each one of the sub topics will unfold their specific advanced search bar to retrieve information from one of this document types:

The advanced search allows you to find information from all of the EUR-lex content. It includes filters that unfold the available limiters and tips on how to use boolean operators.
The search can be limited by:

Who is EUR-lex useful for?
It is useful for students related to legal affairs who want to know the law and case-law of the EU and its institutions.
How can I access the content from EUR-lex?
You can use the basic and advanced search, but you can also browse by topics and sub topics through their specific search bars.
Can I access and download documents from EUR-lex for free?
Yes, you can. All of the content from EUR-lex is available to be used in different languages and formats.
Do I need to register to access the content?
No, you don't. However, you need to have an account in order to save searches, use the RSS feeds, set language preferences and export massive data.
Can I find national laws or just laws from the EU?
Yes, you can. You can find the national traspositions of the european laws and other case-law documents from the topic "National laws and case-law".