Wow, I found your video very interesting, I have lived in Luxembourg for most of my life (and currently do) - and have been living in other EU countries, which means I never needed any paper work, interesting to hear how you had to do it to be able to work here. I'm very happy that you found such a nice appartement and that you seem to like it here.
I move from the Netherlands to Genk that's in Belgium and my question is can I get work in Luxembourg?? I have diplomas but my English an d German are good and fluent Dutch ofcourse
Hi Justin and a warm welcome to my beautiful country! I hope you will enjoy your stay and your job. I live in the north (in Diekirch) and I am TH-camr too (but a totally different niche than you 😉).
Thank you so much for sharing. Actually the tips about the caution money with the bank is really important for me since I can't prepare that much money from the beginning.
1350 euros for a studio...found my 1 bed in dommeldange, stunning views, swimming pool, sauna, shop and small pub on site for 850euros, but that was 15 years ago 😳😂🥰 Top tip, DONT live in the city, public transport is free, make use of it... If your a city dweller fine, knock yourself out but in Lux you’ll be hammered...even a few miles outside of the city will give you so much of a better lifestyle.
Great video. I got many useful information from this. Please tell about your monthly expense (without rent), like monthly grocessery cost to you for 1 person and what is for 2 person? What is the total average cost of living in luxembourge monthly? (beside rent/utilities) I am asking so that I and other people get the idea of cost of living there for 1 and 2 persons (without rent)
Hi Justin, I just got my authorisation to stay last week and made an appointment at TLS Cape Town for tomorrow. The only thing I'm a bit uncertain about is the requirement to present myself at the municipality of my residence in Lux. How did you provide an acceptable proof of residence? I thought I would have to find an apartment within 3 days, but it sounds like you had a bit more time to hunt for an apartment! Any advice will be great! For now my plane ticket is booked for end of January.
Wow thanks a lot for sharing your experience. How did you get a job there? Did you get it through an agency or you applied directly through a company's website? I would really like to work there as well.
Hi Justin, Can we live a comfortable life with a gross salary of EUR 60k? Substracting the basic needs and rent, how much savings can we do, if you do have an approx figure. Thanks.
Hi Jeffrey. As a single person that should be more than enough. I earned less than that and I was still able to save a bit of cash every month. It probably depends on whether you have a family or not
@@JustInBerlin Thanks a lot Justin! Yes I'm planning to come to Luxembourg just by myself to save a bit of cash and return back to my country (Mauritius) in few years time.
Hey Justin, your room suits my taste. I'm wondering, with a 50K salary how much should go to rent? I'm thinking something like 800-900 a month, but I'm still not sure where I can get something good for that, given the choices and lack of real estate supply
Hey. Rent is very expensive in Luxembourg, with 800-900 you will likely only be able to afford a small room unless you share with someone in the city center. Otherwise areas like Mersch is a bit cheaper but further away
Hey Justin, quick question. You mentioned that you found a bank that made all your financial critics easier and more convenient for you. I also live in Johannesburg, which bank was it?
Good day, amazing content; am currently in the UK (Uk passport ) and with over 10 years experience in IT and would love to move to Luxembourg. I know I should have moved before the brexit . Can you advise on how to go about it please ? I know I can visit for 90 days . Would you advise me to just move over and look for job whilst there or get a job first and sort out the paperwork before moving ?
Hi. I can imagine that it would be much easier for you to move there since you have a British passport. Personally i wouldn't move over before I have a job since it's very expensive to not have an income in Lux
Hello Justin, thank u for the video. I was looking for such a thing. Could you please give a little bit more information about the bank guarantee for the caution fee. Websites of the banks are not clear so I would really appreciate the help. Also, how did you handle the address notification to the government since you did not have a home when you first went there?
Hi Sevgi. My pleasure! I have had a ton of questions and I am planning to put out another video either tomorrow or Monday. Ill be sure to address your questions then😊 Thank you for watching 👍
Sorry for the late upload. Things came up that I wasn't prepared for. Will be sure to post another video as soon as I have some time. Don't like promises I cant keep
Bank Guarantee: Basically your bank will hold your funds in a savings account you cannot touch, and the bank will give you a form stating this, that you will give the landlord/agent (Don't do deposits direct to landlord). Address when registering: With COVID they've been okay with hotel/apartment/AirBnB addresses, but make sure you move to permament address ASAP (as not updating will make your resident application process complicated).
From what I’ve seen there are not many employers in Luxembourg. Especially for someone who doesn’t want to work for a bank or for Amazon. Germany really has an advantage for product based companies
Tip: don’t go! Why? Boring. Rude people. backwards. Poor quality of life. Free yet limited transport. Aggressive and no police presence with rising crime!
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Wow, I found your video very interesting, I have lived in Luxembourg for most of my life (and currently do) - and have been living in other EU countries, which means I never needed any paper work, interesting to hear how you had to do it to be able to work here. I'm very happy that you found such a nice appartement and that you seem to like it here.
Thank you very much for your comment. I'm happy you found it interesting 😊
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I move from the Netherlands to Genk that's in Belgium and my question is can I get work in Luxembourg?? I have diplomas but my English an d German are good and fluent Dutch ofcourse
Hi Justin and a warm welcome to my beautiful country! I hope you will enjoy your stay and your job. I live in the north (in Diekirch) and I am TH-camr too (but a totally different niche than you 😉).
How is the weather over there
@@ambassador_9ja what do you mean?
I live in Capellen!
@@garywallen8061 Hi Gary 🙋♀️
@@MadameMinima I just subbed to your channel. Changed it from 999 to 1,000 :)
Thank you so much for sharing. Actually the tips about the caution money with the bank is really important for me since I can't prepare that much money from the beginning.
Nice one bro. Enjoy 😍
1350 euros for a studio...found my 1 bed in dommeldange, stunning views, swimming pool, sauna, shop and small pub on site for 850euros, but that was 15 years ago 😳😂🥰
Top tip, DONT live in the city, public transport is free, make use of it...
If your a city dweller fine, knock yourself out but in Lux you’ll be hammered...even a few miles outside of the city will give you so much of a better lifestyle.
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My thanks. Carry on! -Seb!
Awesome Amazing video J
Please what city and state do stay
which agency link did you use
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
Pleasure 😊
Great video. I got many useful information from this.
Please tell about your monthly expense (without rent), like monthly grocessery cost to you for 1 person and what is for 2 person?
What is the total average cost of living in luxembourge monthly? (beside rent/utilities)
I am asking so that I and other people get the idea of cost of living there for 1 and 2 persons (without rent)
Hi Justin,
I just got my authorisation to stay last week and made an appointment at TLS Cape Town for tomorrow. The only thing I'm a bit uncertain about is the requirement to present myself at the municipality of my residence in Lux. How did you provide an acceptable proof of residence? I thought I would have to find an apartment within 3 days, but it sounds like you had a bit more time to hunt for an apartment! Any advice will be great! For now my plane ticket is booked for end of January.
I hope to move to Lux soon, thanks a lot for the video!
My pleasure! Good luck, awesome city!
Wow thanks a lot for sharing your experience. How did you get a job there? Did you get it through an agency or you applied directly through a company's website? I would really like to work there as well.
I m lioking for job in luxembourg and to shift to country, i was looking for guidance from you.
This place is amazing... I hope 1day have to chance to visit here. 🤗🤗🤗
It's brilliant. Well worth a visit 👍
Hi Justin,
Can we live a comfortable life with a gross salary of EUR 60k? Substracting the basic needs and rent, how much savings can we do, if you do have an approx figure.
Thanks.
Hi Jeffrey. As a single person that should be more than enough. I earned less than that and I was still able to save a bit of cash every month. It probably depends on whether you have a family or not
@@JustInBerlin Thanks a lot Justin! Yes I'm planning to come to Luxembourg just by myself to save a bit of cash and return back to my country (Mauritius) in few years time.
Hey Justin, your room suits my taste. I'm wondering, with a 50K salary how much should go to rent? I'm thinking something like 800-900 a month, but I'm still not sure where I can get something good for that, given the choices and lack of real estate supply
Hey. Rent is very expensive in Luxembourg, with 800-900 you will likely only be able to afford a small room unless you share with someone in the city center. Otherwise areas like Mersch is a bit cheaper but further away
Our paths seem almost identical, but I'm not moving till next month. How much time did you plan for apartment hunting exactly?
Hi Justin, Do you mind sharing how long did it take for you to get your residence permit once you reached Luxembourg?
It all depends on when you can get an appointment. Once you have done your medical tets and went for biometrics it will only take a week to be issued
Thank you for your video. Did you mean that applying for the Authorization to stay takes 3 weeks assuming all documents are complete?
My pleasure. Its closer to 3 Months
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Congrats bro, am planning to immigrate to luxembourg to further my education
That's brilliant. I'm sure you'll have a great time. Apparently the Uni's are top
Hey,😂I had to leave SA too and it was easier to find a job in another country than SA.Lol
Hi just came across ur video. How can I get a job from Africa to apply for work visa? Can u be of help?
I am not sure. You need a company in Luxembourg to sponsor your visa
Ayy! I moved to Luxembourg last summer from the US :) Welcome! Are you working in Kirchberg?
I am working in Gesperich actually 😊
@@JustInBerlin ah awesome! If you're ever up for a beer/lunch let me know! Quick tram ride away
@@JustInBerlin Gasperich it is actually.
Many thanks for the info
Pleasure
Hey Justin, quick question. You mentioned that you found a bank that made all your financial critics easier and more convenient for you. I also live in Johannesburg, which bank was it?
Hi it was BGL (BNP Paribas)
I am in South Africa 🇿🇦 as well please look for me a job in agricultural sectors bro! I want to move out of South Africa 🇿🇦
Nice information bro.
Hi there, could you advise what are the documents you submitted to get the Authorization to stay ?
Usually work contract, passport. My employer helped me
Bro we have European nationality from Spain ,and we have enough money saved up what should be our first move
Can we work in Luxembourg ? We only speak Good English
English work dine in Luxembourg but French is beneficial
I'm an electrician
Please sir I need ur help
Hello .. I am a registered nurse working in Kenya. Kindly I would like to move to luxemborg on a work visa kindly can you advise how to go about
I am honesy not sure
Hi, what kind of jobs you're doing ? And how did you research? Thanks
I am a group accountant for a tech company in Berlin. I no longer live in Luxembourg :)
@@JustInBerlin where did you graduate from?
Good day, amazing content; am currently in the UK (Uk passport ) and with over 10 years experience in IT and would love to move to Luxembourg. I know I should have moved before the brexit . Can you advise on how to go about it please ? I know I can visit for 90 days . Would you advise me to just move over and look for job whilst there or get a job first and sort out the paperwork before moving ?
Hi. I can imagine that it would be much easier for you to move there since you have a British passport. Personally i wouldn't move over before I have a job since it's very expensive to not have an income in Lux
If you get a job they will most likely offer an immigration service
Thanks Justin for the advise.
Hello Justin, thank u for the video. I was looking for such a thing. Could you please give a little bit more information about the bank guarantee for the caution fee. Websites of the banks are not clear so I would really appreciate the help. Also, how did you handle the address notification to the government since you did not have a home when you first went there?
Hi Sevgi. My pleasure! I have had a ton of questions and I am planning to put out another video either tomorrow or Monday. Ill be sure to address your questions then😊 Thank you for watching 👍
Sorry for the late upload. Things came up that I wasn't prepared for. Will be sure to post another video as soon as I have some time. Don't like promises I cant keep
Bank Guarantee: Basically your bank will hold your funds in a savings account you cannot touch, and the bank will give you a form stating this, that you will give the landlord/agent (Don't do deposits direct to landlord). Address when registering: With COVID they've been okay with hotel/apartment/AirBnB addresses, but make sure you move to permament address ASAP (as not updating will make your resident application process complicated).
Hi bro I have applied for an temporary authorization to stay. It's easy to get?
It took almost 3 months in my case. But I am from South Africa
@@JustInBerlin thank you for the reply bro but I already got it. Fortunately they gave it to me in 5 days
@@gabrielfeuning1658 HI there, did you get the Authorization to stay within 5 days of application or how long did it take ?
@@tarude7742 what do u mean?
@@gabrielfeuning1658 just trying to check if the Authorization to stay from lux was issues to you within the 5 days or how long did it take ?
Is it hard or easy to find job in Luxembourg
In finance I think its much easier to find a position here compared to other European countries if you are from outside the EU
From what I’ve seen there are not many employers in Luxembourg. Especially for someone who doesn’t want to work for a bank or for Amazon. Germany really has an advantage for product based companies
@@aguafria9565 what do you mean by that ? Cause I moved from the Netherlands to Genk in Belgium but I want to work in construction
3 stars in europe is actually one star everywhere. Europe has some of the worst accommodations known to man
Who said that?
@@shanafernandes9611 Probably a stupid guy.
Can you please tell me what are the requirements to study medicine there I can't really find anyone to help me
Like what amount do I need for maths
No idea sorry
I need work in Luxembourg?
I am not sure. You need a company in Luxembourg to sponsor your visa
even me. lets chat to find it out
Thank u for your video.I m looking for job offer for nursing assistant .can you help me and give me alittel bit information about it
I have 22 years of nursing experience.
I am sorry but I honestly don't kno2
Tip: don’t go! Why? Boring. Rude people. backwards. Poor quality of life. Free yet limited transport. Aggressive and no police presence with rising crime!
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I tried to connect with u via LinkedIn unable to find