WORKING IN LUXEMBOURG DURING AND AFTER YOUR STUDY

[@kalyanpatil203]

Super you explained crystal clear, Messi

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Thanks for your kind words. Nuel

[@vincentomokete1537]

I like the way you present these tips about Luxembourg schools. Thank you 😊

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Thank you for your kind words. Regards, Nuel

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Please, guys, kindly like, watch and share. Also, check out my KZbin channel for exciting videos about studying in Luxembourg and other European countries, such as the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, Belgium, Norway, Slovakia etc., at affordable tuition fees and scholarships. www.youtube.com/@nuelonyedikaokpala/videos

[@KOFIJNRAKOTUAH-OBENG]

Please I read from the immigration website that students can work only after two semesters of enrollment. Can you enlighten me on that ?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

You'll need to email the source for clarification because I can't access what you read. So contact the Immigration Directorate for clarification. Regards Nuel

[@MK-lc2ct]

Very informative and well laid out. Thank you very much for this video.

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Thank you for your kind words, appreciated. Nuel

[@super6054]

@@nuelonyedikaokpala I have a personal question for you sir ..how can I contact you sir

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

@@super6054 The link to my Instagram handle is in the description section of this video. You can send me a dm. Kind regards. Nuel

[@super6054]

@@nuelonyedikaokpala alright sir

[@engr.onyiixofficial2468]

Thanks for sharing

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

You are welcome. Regards. Nuel

[@Modernskyscaipers]

Thanks for watching

[@sscknight]

Hi Mr. Nuels, I appreciate your efforts on making such insightful videos. Could you please make a video on part-time jobs, availability/types of jobs for a student who doesn't know french/german/luxembourgish. It is humble request from a subscriber 😊

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

I will look into that, okay.

[@allexlunny7795]

Hi there is no musters in Medicine there

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

There is an international master of Science in Biomedicine. wwwen.uni.lu/studies/fstm/international_master_of_science_in_biomedicine Regards Nuel

[@FGVTVchannel]

Can I get an apartment outside the school as a student if I don't want to stay in a student accommodation? This is because my spouse plans to join me during my stay in lux.

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

You are free to stay anywhere you want to stay as long as you can afford it. But the university also have studio flats which may be convenient for married people but you can contact the accommodation office for more information.

[@asemotaosazuwa4914]

Quite insightful! Pls I'll need a one-on-one guide to doing my Masters in Luxembourg.Could you please share your personal contact?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Hi my Instagram handle and twitter links is shown below this video. Kind regards. Nuel

[@AgoboJaneNkuh]

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[@Jeff-wk5vf]

Students from third countries have active master's degrees at the University of Luxembourg(2 years),does excuse me study time calculate legal living time? Does 2 years of study for a master's degree count as at least 5 years of continuous legal residence (i.e. residence permit) in Luxembourg？

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

I did not quite understand the question clearly , however continuous legal residence means that you must be in the country during that period actively without staying outside the country for an extended period of time. Kind regards Nuel

[@agb3762]

​@@nuelonyedikaokpala Very insightful video & content generally. The question the above commenter asked is one I also kindly need an answer to. Here's the parap hrased question: "In order to become a citizen/get permanent residency in Luxembourg, it takes 5 years, right? Are the 2 years spent doing a Master's degree counted as part of those 5 years or the 5 years start counting after you graduate from school?"

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

I want to believe that your primary aim in planning to travel to LUX is to STUDY. If you need to know more about immigration-related issues, please kindly visit the website of the immigration directorate. However, from my research, if you lawfully reside in LUX for a period of 5 years, then you can apply for permanent residency. Any non-Luxembourgish person who meets the conditions outlined below can apply for naturalisation. The years will start counting from the day you arrive in the country. PLEASE refer to the appropriate authority for immigration-related questions. See the link below: guichet.public.lu/en/citoyens/immigration/plus-3-mois/ressortissant-tiers/sejour-5-ans/naturalisation.html Kind regards Nuel

[@agb3762]

@@nuelonyedikaokpala Thanks, Nuel. You're doing a great job.

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

@@agb3762 Thanks, appreciated.

[@pahadidesh]

Hello, How many times stay back after study as per current norms in Luxembourg?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

I have no idea what you meant

[@pahadidesh]

@@nuelonyedikaokpala for how long job search visa will be provided after study completion??

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

@@pahadidesh 9 months

[@innocentobinnaegbe8224]

I would like to meet you in person here in Luxembourg

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Hi Innocent, kindly send me a DM via Instagram so we could talk more. My Instagram page link is just below this video. Thanks and kind regards. Nuel

[@preciouss.achalu8240]

Great videos that you make 👌 👏 👍

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Thanks for your kind words. Nuel

[@dessi7692]

Hi sir Concerning the 2 years masters Is it compulsory to complete the masters in 2 years or u can take more time like in Germany?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Usually, you need to finish in 2 years, but of course, you can have extended time with your dissertation thesis etc., but this must be within a reasonable limit. I think you should not fail a course more than 3 times or so, but you can clarify this from the admission department. But I see no reason you cannot finish in 2 years if the student is serious. Regards Nuel

[@dessi7692]

Thanks Mr Nuel Buh will working a 15hr part time job affect the students ability to finish in 2 years??

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

@@dessi7692 , I dont understand what you meant, students are allowed to work part-time and how you manage your time and your study is entirely your obligation . Unforfurtunaely I cannot decde yyha

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

@@dessi7692 Your primary obligation is to study. However, students are allowed to work part-time during their studies; how you manage your time for work and study is entirely your obligation and responsibility. Unfortunately, I cannot determine that for you. Regards Nuel.

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

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[@sofiyagbemisola387]

Sir pls I need your assistance in applying to Luxebourg, has try but is like I dnt get it pls

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Ask your questions and I will answer them

[@finland-mann-disec3912]

Hello sir, I want to study for my masters in luxembourg. I just want to know that in Hungary or Czech Republic student visa residence is calculated half like 4 years will be calculated as 2 years. Is that the same for luxembourg? Or 5 years of student visa will be calculated as 5 years residence.. Asking for PR Pls reply 🙏

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

The number of years you lived legally (e.g. in Luxembourg) is counted. Please visit the immigration website of the respective countries, as these policies may be reviewed from time to time. Kind regards. Nuel

[@AdedamolaE]

Hello sir! How can I migrate from Cyprus to Luxembourg as an M.sc student?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Hi , usually you can apply from anywhere , you just need to follow the process as stipulated. If you live within the European union member state there may be some steps that you may use while applying for your visa. Please always refer to the immigration directorate website for more information and guidelines. Here are some important links: (1) Conditions for residence in Luxembourg for students from third countries: guichet.public.lu/en/entreprises/ressources-humaines/recrutement/ressortissant-pays-tiers/etudiant.html (2) Note that if the student already resides in another Member State of the European Union and wishes to attend part of their studies in Luxembourg, a specific procedure must be followed. guichet.public.lu/en/citoyens/immigration/plus-3-mois/ressortissant-tiers/etudiant/mobilite-etudiant.html (3) Application for admission at Uni LUX: wwwen.uni.lu/etudiants/demandes_d_admission_candidature?1 Kind regards Nuel

[@princelawrence9275]

Is it possible to fund my maintenance expenses from part time job while studying ?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Students are allowed to work part time during during school session ( Read the law about this on the immigration directorate website). However, your primary purpose is to Study and not to work, so your studies must be prioritized. Hence you are traveling to study and not for economic reasons. Kind regards. Nuel.

[@danielesinwoke5614]

Hi Bro, Can a dependent work? Assuming my Spouse is doing BSc Program, Can I work? Are there Engineering jobs and Companies there (like in Germany)?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Firstly, this may be possible if the primary applicant that is the student is a long term resident in Luxembourg. However, the dependent still need to apply for some form of salaried work permit that will enable him or her to work. Please you should check the website of the Immigration Directorate Luxembourg to study how this works. NOTE: I am not an immigration agent so try and also inquire from the Immigration directorate . However, here is link below for more information. Once thing is sure the person must have some form of work permit. [ Holders of a "family member" residence permit who wish to carry out paid employment as their main activity must apply for a salaried worker residence permit. - Immigration directorate LUX ]. guichet.public.lu/en/citoyens/immigration/plus-3-mois/ressortissant-tiers/membre-famille/exercice-activite-accessoire.html Kind regards Nuel

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

About job prospects, Germany and Luxembourg are different in many ways , firstly Luxembourg is just a small country population wise, the country is probably less than a million but, they also have one of the highest average monthly income in Europe. Financial institutions, logistics etc. are more dominant in LUX but also health sector and other fields. So each country have their uniqueness . But there are always opportunities in each of these countries , you just need to explore them . Regards. Nuel

[@danielesinwoke5614]

@@nuelonyedikaokpala Thanks Bro, I checked the site but they did not specify. I wanted to be sure as countries like the UK only accept Dependent/Spouse for MSc and PhD students, 1. Any ideas if one can switch from the Dependent Salaried Work Permit to EU Card assuming I get a job in Engineering that is eligible? 2. How about Engineering job Prospects for experienced Automation and Control systems/Robotics Engineer? Apologies for too many questions please.

[@danielesinwoke5614]

@@nuelonyedikaokpala Thanks Bro.

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

@@danielesinwoke5614 Bless

[@wanderlustwernweh5313]

Is it hard to get a job after studies ?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Well I cannot predict how soon or late anyone can get a job, all I can say is that students can work during their studies and after graduation. You can read more via the link of the Immigration Directorate website which you can find at the description section of this video. Kind regards Nuel.

[@wanderlustwernweh5313]

@@nuelonyedikaokpala ok thank you

[@thoughtson9984]

Sir after age of 27 how many hours you can work as student in holidays ?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Regardless of age, every student can work 15 hours per week during school sessions. However, during holidays, only those not over 27 years old are allowed to work more than 15 hrs.; they can work up to 40 hours per week. Hope this is clear. Check the University of Luxembourg website for more details. Nuel

[@chukwuemekaokenyi1024]

Please can 6million naira be enough to migrate to Luxembourg?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

What did you mean by this question? I am not an immigration agent, and this page is not designed to tell you how much you need to travel. Instead, it is intended to provide information about cheap universities in the European Union and how to make your application. So, could you make your question more specific? Are you referring to proof of funds?

[@allexlunny7795]

Hi bro which common language they use in Luxembourg

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Mainly French but also German, Luxembourgish and English in places such as Uni etc

[@annemugo-thefarmgang4338]

Can you move with your family if accepted at the university of Luxembourg?

[@nuelonyedikaokpala]

Hi, you need to visit the website of the immigration directorate Luxembourg to read about the conditions for bringing dependents. That is the appropriate authority. Kind regards. Nuel