MOVING TO LUXEMBOURG ? THE ONLY GUIDE YOU NEED ! | 4K Street view

[@kellyhauber7891]

Such useful information. Thank you for your hard work.

[@olukunleafolabi9396]

Most detailed Video on Living in Luxembourg! and I subscribed.

[@amalyakurbanova1328]

Very objective. I agree with each point. I am experiencing everything you have mentioned.

[@oluwarotimikolawole2578]

Your video is apt and straight to the point. I love it. Thanks

[@rossgossman6530]

Excellent video and lots of information! Great job

[@bagonzaabraham4638]

Excellent video, great information. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@raghumanavalan7267]

hello bro, thank you, u r such an amazing person for sharing such info to help unknown people, u r a person of humanity, may god bless u bro, appreciate it. 👌👍🙏🎇🎆

[@Ivanparsy256]

Very important guideline to travel to Luxembourg!

[@antonius9]

Very useful. Thank you doing this.

[@MullaiSow]

Such a useful information thank you so much

[@ladeutschevitabyGraziaCosta]

I work in regulatory compliance and am considering moving to Trier. Someone who has worked in Luxembourg and still lives in Trier mentioned that he was not double-taxed due to agreements between Germany and Luxembourg to prevent this.

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@ladeutschevitabyGraziaCosta yes this is correct, they implemented this law recently

[@bluerain303]

Quite useful information man! Thank you!

[@BambinoAmericano]

People move to Lux to improve their financial situation but please think twice. Entry level salaries are high but executive pay is relatively low compared to neighbouring countries and taxes for high-earning singles are extremely high. Come married, otherwise the Lux taxman will ruin your plans and frustrate you. Lux is a paradise for married couples of civil servants with kids. Not talking about weather, lack of entertainment and high rents which everyone knows.

[@rearanma121]

Tnks for your video, really interesting

[@UO12345]

Thank you so much for the video 💜🙏🏻

[@Whoaa1]

Please take into consideration that many people leave Luxemburg as they can’t afford to rent a decent flat… 1. You need to document very good your stable salary, the landlord has hundreds of applicants that you will be competing with you over the flat 2. There are high entrance costs: You need to pay super high costs upfront (agency fee 50% of rental + 200% of monthly rental as a guarantee/deposit + monthly rental plus charges) and mind you the minimal cost is average 1700 euro + charges (250 eur) plus obligatory flat insurance, electricity and internet 3. People with animals and kids are not really first choice for landlords… You need to HAVE MONEY already coming here !

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@Whoaa1 100% agree! The rents are insane. You need just €10k to even think about moving in Luxembourg because of the 2 deposits+ 1 deposit agency fee + 1 month rent.

[@Whoaa1]

@@TheBalkanGuyyI have an impression that some people come to Luxembourg thinking they will be given all here. The truth is painfully different. People need to find job first to get here, otherwise it will be dramatically hard experience…it’s good to know it before moving here

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@Whoaa1 Yes, Luxembourg is a golden prison. You think you’re earning a lot of money but at the end you’re mentally and psychically exhausted to spend whatever’s left from your salary. No wonder therapist are fully booked months ahead. People here are generally depressed and sad. It’s a good place to earn and save some money then leave for a better quality life place with more sunshine hours.

[@amarachianyim]

Just came across your video, lovely content 👍🏼

[@edega007]

wow... thank you soo much.. hello from Brazil

[@StEvUgnIn]

If you live in France or Germany, you might have to pay for travel expenses every day to get to Luxembourg.

[@BambinoAmericano]

Why is Total your preferred gas station? I have had serious troubles with my engine and the dealer told me the fuel contained a lot of waste. That was after a Total station in France. Shell and Aral are more reliable.

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@BambinoAmericano Im only using Total in Luxembourg. France is always sketchy..

[@davidyusufkiarie2870]

How do apply for job over there or how can I reach out to you

[@kipkoechhillary2857]

What if you are moving as a self-employed person or freelancer, is the employment contract needed while looking for housing?

[@israelicitizen]

You should buy a house in belgian wallonia and work in Luxembourg. In wallonia house prices are very cheap, considering from where i live is 10times more expensive than Wallonië

[@popcorn5866]

Yeah, but then you’d have to live in Wallonia which is almost a third world country 😂

[@BambinoAmericano]

True but lack of infrastructure and careful for the taxes.

[@BambinoAmericano]

@@popcorn5866generally yes but the area close to Luxembourg (except Aubange, Messancy) is pretty nice where double Lux earners with kids live in huge villas and drive in big cars. Indeed “with kids” makes you rich in Luxembourg with 1. Tax breaks and 2. Family Allowance (almost 1k/month if you have 3 kids).

[@regraguikhalil1881]

How is the work cultue there? is there any work life balance ?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@regraguikhalil1881 not really. People are way too occupied with their work to have a work/life balance. Everyone just goes to the office and work till 18:30-19:00 then rushes to go home after because traffic is bad so usually you end up home around 20:00. After 18:00 basically everything shuts down in the city. 1 shopping mall works till 20:00 but thats it. In general people aren’t very much outgoing

[@masterarziod]

Very Nice your video!! Keep going! Keep going! Thank you very much. I will subscribe. 🙏⭐️❤️👏👏🇱🇺👌

[@masterarziod]

I live hear by 19 years almost and habitation it's very difficult, yes. 👌👏🙏⭐️❤️

[@samueladah2250]

Please which place have the best house rent in luxembourg

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@samueladah2250Esh Sur Alzette

[@Sravanvlogs07]

I want to job in luxumberg... please provide any path to come luxumberg

[@EfremovKonstantin]

What is the average insurance payment per month for the family of 3?

[@afolabbolanle6208]

Just stumbled on your video.thanks for this information. Please can a 60 year old with work permit get work visa to Luxemburg

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hi, if you have work permit there should be no need of visa. You can check on your official government site.

[@Fads921]

Thank you for sharing this video. I just obtain a job in Luxembourg and it is under process. I want to know if my spouse can accompany me and on which visa. To note that it is for third country nationals.

[@T.Vercetti1951]

how much does it cost to register a car in Luxembourg? crazy nonsense prices like in austria? like thousands of euros?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@T.Vercetti1951 If the car doesn’t have any registration the cost is around 600-800€ depending on the brand, HP etc. If the car has foreign registration and you want to add Lux one again depending in the model 250-450€ with assurance, tech inspection and number.

[@Anianuma749]

Hello everyone 🖐️🖐️

[@Ivanparsy256]

Hi Sir, am planning to relocate to Luxembourg next year on avisitor visa but finding accommodation is quite difficult for me currently leaving n working in United Arab Emirates

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

If by UAE you mean Dubai, I would advise you to stay there. It's better than Lux.

[@VictoriaSpencer88]

Thank you!

[@makeupbyluiza]

Hello. Thanks for the video. I work in the finance field in Portugal and I think about trying to get a job in Lux. Do you think learning French will help me? Are they used to hiring from another countries in specific finance fields or is it that hard? Thanks

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello, sorry for the late reply. Lux has a very big Portuguese community so French is not mandatory for you. English + Portuguese is enough. Just make sure to do your own research for the salary you should ask for, don’t think that lower salary would be better as long as you’re here because you will find out very soon it’s not enough for the standard. If you’re in finance start with 50k/annually and nothing less. Good luck!

[@LiverpoollegendSteve-j5k]

Bro I looking to travel there for couple months and I only speak English are warehouse jobs easy to come by ?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@LiverpoollegendSteve-j5k only if you know French/German/Portuguese

[@swamplandhq4954]

I hope someone will answer since Google couldn't, thanks in advance! Here is the thing, taxes can vary up to 50% of the income but my question is whether renters pay taxes or everything is paid by the owner. On the other hand, according to Google a house owner pays around €150 averagely, which I am sure is nowhere near close to 30 or even 20% of the income. So, which one is true? My 3rd question is if the renter pays electricity, water etc. Also, are EU citizens allowed to register more than once? For example, you have to inform Luxembourg when moving there but let's say something happens and you have to move again and one day after what has happened you decide to return to Luxembourg, is that possible? How is the disposable income 5716 but the average salary 4000?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello. Taxes can go up to 50% only if you’re earning more than the maximum threshold a.k.a more than 11500€\month gross (if I remember correctly) and if you earn that you can afford a tax consultant to help you avoid paying taxes ;) Second: Communal taxes are paid by the renter. Its usually for the garbage 40-150€ every 4 months depending on the property you rent. Third: Depending on the rental contract your utilities can be included in the rent price or excluded. If excluded you pay them by yourself on top of the rent. Four: You can reregister again as long as you have a valid reason to do so. Average salary is 4000€ gross, not 5k+ which means around +-3k net. Good luck!

[@claudiuamza5722]

Hi, very cool and informative video! Just received an offer to Luxembourg City and considering moving there for work, coincidentaly from Bulgaria :) Since you have hands on living experience there, is 3500 euro net enough for a single person?

[@vivarenski]

hello claudiu, sadly living in luxembourg is very expensiv. if u ok living outside luxembourg city center u must count 1200- 1500 only for housing! the rest is not that expensiv.

[@arewaeurope442]

Hello can eu citizen start working without first getting a SN number or you have to wait and get register b4 start job, and can i use hostel address to register. thanks

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

If you're a EU citizen and have a valid ID/Passport you can start working and then register within the first 3 months of your arrival. However you will need a permanent address to register.

[@mohamadsaneh7244]

Can i know more about working from home policy in luxembourg and germany

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

The general allowance for Luxembourg is 2 days per week. For Germany is 34 days per year. If you want to work more days from home you will need to pay double tax. One in Lux and one in Germany.

[@munawarhusain7844]

Do universities in Luxembourg provide accommodation to teachers ? Also pls give me an idea of the income tax Thanks

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello. No, Universities don’t provide accommodations to teachers. And for the tax you can calculate it here> www.calculatrice.lu/calculator

[@hanniepaul6406]

Hello I’ve been trying for months now to find a job in Luxembourg but It’s like they have shut the outside world out. Are there careers in teaching, childcare and tutoring? Or skilled workers like tailors. Those are the jobs I do

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello, unfortunately because of the very small market for such jobs, only the locals are hired. Unless you are here present, know Luxembourgish+French and your background experience is excellent I don’t think you will be able to find such position from abroad :/ Teachers are usually hired directly after graduating and childcare you must join a special “club” with certified personnel. Google Luxembourg childcare association for more info. Good luck!

[@msf8297]

@@TheBalkanGuyy glad i read this before wasting my time like i did for Canada too

[@bagonzaabraham4638]

Does Luxembourg have shared accommodation?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello, yes it has. Check the facebook groups for shared accommodation.

[@naish01]

At what time do you start work to finish at 19h?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

The average working hours are from 09:00-18:00 however many companies expect you to come early and stay longer for free. Plus the traffic before and after work is horrible so add +1h per direction and you end with a 12-13h working day..

[@MA-yc7pz]

Is it boring?I am living with a banking management position 😅but I am scared to get bored cuz I am an extrovert and I am single...plus I am christian....how is dating?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Its very boring, and dating is terrible. Basically people don’t put much effort in relationships because everyone know they are just temporary here so nothing lasts. Plus you have all those “emotionally unavailable Amazon workers” all over apps like tinder. Lux is small so be prepared to be with someone who slept with half the city. My advice is to find a partner outside of Lux and move together. If you come here alone first you will be depressed af, second don’t expect to find love. Good luck!

[@unitedbankafricau.b.a269]

it really amazing

[@alfredamoo9576]

Can you please help me to get a job in Luxembourg I'm from ghana 🇬🇭

[@nepalichannelchannel5787]

How to come to Luxembourg from Romania sir

[@ugbekilekengodwin9198]

Please sir,i wish to move to Luxembourg,but i am apprehensive.what other countries in eu is cheaper to live in with high chance of work?

[@chidichidubem2356]

Hello sir, I’m planning on coming to Luxembourg to study in the University of Luxembourg, please where is the best place to look for accommodation that will be very affordable. And what type of job can a student do while studying.

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello, sorry for the late reply. I would advise you to look for accommodation near the university villages\cities. As a student however the only job you might be able to get is a low paid sales assistant in a mall or cashier in the local supermarket. Good luck!

[@GuilhermeGomes-bo2tg]

How much ~ is an annual salary for a SR Human Resources Manager there?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello, usually in the range of €70k-90k per year for a manager position. If they offer you less, they’re just taking advantage of you as a cheap worker.

[@GuilhermeGomes-bo2tg]

Thanks!! Maybe for a SR HR Manager / Head of Talent can it reach more than 100k? Or is it too much?!

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

@@GuilhermeGomes-bo2tg yes, 100k for an experienced manager is quite possible, even 120k if you have good negotiation skills. Good luck!

[@GuilhermeGomes-bo2tg]

Thanks!!

[@ugbekilekengodwin9198]

Please which country will u advise I relocate to in Europe, aside Luxembourg?

[@essien-nkereuwemoluwakemi6801]

Thank you for the info, hoping to move there one day with my family, am a nurse from Nigeria, do I have a chance of getting job there as I can only speak English fluently out of 4administrative languages

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello. Unfortunately in your field of business I don't think you will have a chance here. If you have knowledge and experience in finance you can work just fine with only English. However if you want a career as a nurse (public sector) French+ Luxembourgish or German are mandatory. Good luck!

[@essien-nkereuwemoluwakemi6801]

@@TheBalkanGuyy that is for your prompt response

[@msf8297]

you are a nurse? they need you in GERMANY!!! unfortunately you will need to know German. but the UK is another option...salary is trash though

[@chichichabachu]

Will I get my Tax card through post also I am residence in Luxembourg and I am leaving in Trier or I need to apply for it.

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Your Tax card will be send via post to your registered address, but if you’re living outside of Luxembourg your employer will get it instead. Check with them in a few weeks.

[@linahaouchine9816]

Hi! Im planning to move to Trier ! Is the trafic with the bus as horrible as he explained in the vidéo ? 2hours one way 😅?

[@MamunHossain-tq4yb]

Is possible to work and live there with italian EU permanent resident card if yes, could you tell me the process please ?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello. If you’re Italian there should be no problem. All you need is to find a job and a house to live 😊

[@sezden8479]

And question pls.: For EU citizens they can apply for residency and citizenship right away, or just for citizenship, you must usually wait up to 5 years?

[@baap-beta498]

Very Good and informative video. I am getting 6666 Euro Inclusive Taxes. Is it good to survive in LUX with my wife and 4 years kid who goes to school? Please advise.

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hi, sorry for getting back to you so late. €6666 is a very good salary for a family in Luxembourg. You will also benefit from taxes as they will be reduced due to being married and having a child. You can use the calculator in the bio to check exactly how much your NET salary will be. As long as you find a place to live with a rent below €2000 you will have plenty of money left. Hope this helps!

[@ibrahimkamara8709]

How may i move to Luxembourg without a higher education or working experience? Am from Sierra Leone west Africa

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello my friend. Unfortunately you won’t be able to move here without higher education and relevant experience :/ I wish you all the best!

[@samawilson8358]

Hello can you do a video for school in lexumbour ​@@TheBalkanGuyy

[@adil_bhatti_636]

Sir. I have one question from Greece 🇬🇷

[@jazemabareloaded740]

how can i come and work there as an African?

[@ramamonato5039]

Letzeburg (n) Luxembourg Letzeburgesch (adj, n) Luxembourgish, the language

[@joelmadrid2193]

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[@babayemiolusegun4357]

God bless you bro

[@sunighalan1244]

Hello sar i am now in Croatia but how i can come there please tell me🙏😂

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hi, you can come by plane or car from where you are 😊

[@allfitri1386]

Hallo sir can you help me to get job in luxembrug? I have visa europe

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Hello, please visit jobs.lu 😊

[@allfitri1386]

Do you have ig sir?

[@davovie9439]

Grt Job.,...👍 Can u kindly recommend some recruiting job agency in Luxembourg for me..thanks?

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Skillfinder is the best as far as I know. Avoid FDM and IQ Solutions at all costs, they will scam you with the money and not pay on time etc.

[@Dmaelstrom]

Unless you come from a “worse” country stay away. Overpriced, getting certain jobs is actually hard unless you know people, the hospitals are a mess and the people are very wary of foreigners and many are plain rude and racist. And don’t get me started on corruption…

[@jasonking6892]

I went once ..not for me No Soul..and the people......well 👎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@kamelsport-666]

Thank's a lot for all the information,it's very intersting.I want to come and settle in Luxembourg to fond work, but the accomodation discourages me a little. I'm French and i want to see something elsse and other cultures.I'am going to find a youth hostel because it's cheaper at first. I think before making my decision. merci encore.

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Glad I can help! And yes finding accommodation is the hardest. Good luck !

[@harrypoundz576]

@@TheBalkanGuyy hello brother,can I get your Facebook or Instagram I d,I want a talk to you please

[@isaiahmichael1069]

I need job in this beautiful country,who will help me out

[@TheBalkanGuyy]

Try jobs.lu 😊

[@hikarychan3997]

meal vouchers 😂😂😂 imagine USA: I pay you use that money 🤣🤣

[@danielacaceres5108]

Do you any instagram that we could follow as well?

[@danielacaceres5108]

Excellent video!!! Such great info!! Thank you!!

[@angelatasca8335]

thank you!