"You can save some money" The understatement 🙂 German border 600 Euros per month rent for 90m2 flat, 400 euros for 50m2, Luxembourg City 900 Euros per month for one single 12m2 room, 2000 euros for 30m2 studio. Also in Luxembourg simply live in villages where the free public transportation train stop, you nearly have 18 hours of trains out of 24 hours in a day total. Wecker and Wasserbillig are way cheaper per month than Luxembourg City and on weekends by train you can go to Trier where lots of Luxembourgers go to buy clothes, eat in good affordable restaurants and go party in bars at nightclubs, and in the morning on Sundays you take the train back to Wasserbillig
Thanks a lot for your comment again! I live cheap here in my opinion 725e a month in the city center of Lux but I know I'm very lucky also I know that I don't wanna travel back and forth from outside of Lux even for work where now you have to show up almost every day in the office because there is no more tax deal between the cross boarding countries which basically adds 1-3h (depending where you live and how you get to the office) in the communing - I have 15-20 min to work so I can sleep more, go back home earlier, rest, take my time etc and after living my whole life where I was always spending 2-3h a day to commune this is heaven! I also love to be able to go home at any time at night without thinking how I get there and how long I have to wait for a bus - for me it's important but I can imagine for someone else it's not a problem, it always depends on what you need in life, I personally recommend anyways living in Lux city at the beginning as a young person who just started their career (unless you're an introvert and you know you go out at the evening/night very rarely or you seriously don't mind the things I mentioned earlier)
@@ByMagdaYT 725 euros per month is a good price. I understand why you live there for that low price. I used to live in Bonnevoie, later in Hesperange and now a bit further, my 250m2 house would cost nearly double in the City (a City where i work but that has gone more violent and is full of drug addicts and is near empty at evenings especially the Kinepolis area during the week nowadays). 3 hours a day to commute ??? Must be from Nancy in France then because : Luxembourg-Wecker by train is 30 minutes, so is Mersch. Luxembourg-Remich by bus is 38 minutes. Luxembourg-Berchem by train is 15 minutes. Luxembourg-Perl (Germany) by bus is less than 40 minutes. Luxembourg Nittel (Germany) by bus less than 40 minutes For students or people without cars i understand why they like Luxembourg City, but many party people with cars or motorcycles live outside the city (and party in Luxembourg City but allround Luxembourg and neighbouring countries too. The better nightclubs (KuFa, Mondial, etc) and restaurants (Victors Gourmet in Nennig) are not in Luxembourg but outside Luxembourg. Many mid 30s to mid 40s from Luxembourg make mini trips to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Cologne, Munich, Dubai, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon, Helsinki, Edinburgh, etc because Luxembourg City has become quite a boring city since it's 2000 to 2010 best times. My advise buy the cheap end of the year Luxair tickets (it used to be 99 euros for Luxembourg to nearby European cities via direct flight) and see nightlife in these cities for yourself via affordable mini trips. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us via your videos, i watched a few of them from time to time, young people can learn from them. I have a "Made in Luxembourg" playlist on my channel, maybe you will find some interesting things in it (with from Luxembourg : singers, dancers, artists, martial artists, nightclubs how they used to be with world known stars coming to Luxembourg). Time to go eat lunch, have a nice day. Peace
@@THEREALZENFORCE yes, that's my deal hahaha prices of renting a full apartment or house is totally other story - not talking about buying 🙈 when I said 3h I meant ppl who I work with and most of them living in France between Thrionville and Metz, which with traffic take almost 3h in a car to go and go back (I know inside Lux and in Germany is better) but for me even having a bus to work every 10 min instead of every 30-60 min is amazing but as I always say that's me haha thanks for all the recommendation and I'll check up your channel too when I have a bit of free time to do a good watch the playlist time haha enjoy your lunch and Sunday!
@@ByMagdaYT pls, am coming for my Master's degree in lexembourg. Can I get a job after my Master's degree because I only understand and communicate in English language?
@@ByMagdaYT okay thanks so much for this information. Am coming for my Master's degree in accounting and auditing or msc in finance and economics actually.
??? Most of the people going out at night or working in Luxembourg City live outside Luxembourg City. Also those who have cars can go at the following cool places : For night clubs : Tier, Saarbrücken (Kufa), Metz in other neighbouring countries and some of the best and most elite places nightclubs, restaurants and bars where youth also go are in Luxembourg Villages. For action : Arlon industrial zone has : Indoor Skydiving and indoor wall climbing Mondercange has karting, Remich has waterfront, boat and jetski, the Moselle valley has better hiking sites, moto touring sites, food and vine than Luxembourg City, Brasserie Le Quai in Grevenmacher is a cool place. Mondorf-Les-Bains has better water sources and wellness and more luxurious cinema than Luxembourg City. At many places outside the city there are busses after 11PM to go home if you do not have cars.
Hello! Thanks a lot for you comment because it's so cool to hear that - I didn't know about most of the places and the buses (I didn't take car into consideration just because I assume most of young people drink when they go out so no drinking and driving), I'll check out some of the places and for future videos I'll keep in mind other info you shared 😍 really many thanks!
@@ByMagdaYT I can give you a tiny list you can try with your freinds : - Saturday morning and afternoons bus 162/163 Luxembourg (at Sofitel)-Remich, visit Remich (nice water walks, pick nick and grilling, boat tours, bike tours also swimming pool) - Bus Luembourg-Mondorf-Les-Bains (Mondorf Thermales and Cinema and Casino) - Bus Luxembourg-Grevenmacher (Brasserie Le Quai) - Train to Trier (beautiful inner city, good restaurants, and things to visit, also nightclubs) - Bus Luxembourg to Vianden : castle to visit - Bus Luxembourg to Rosport Sauerpark Beach Bar ( Padding, kayak and beautiful hipster bar with Sandbeach and Swimmingpool with nice Polish waitresses, one is named Magda like you) - Car for Luxembourg to Saarbrücken KUFA nightclub way bigger than anything in Luxembourg City (it used to have over 2000 persons) - Car for Orscholz in Germany (Saarschleife Park sightseeing, it's like the Horsehoe Bend in the USA but with forests) - Luxembourg City - Arlon Ikea industrial Zone (amazingly fun and modern Indoor Skydiving and wall climbing) - Mondercange (outdoor Karting race track) - By car Vrecking in France (big paintball facility) - Dinant in Belgium (Kayak, Cycling and Bus Hotel) - train to Metz : city visit and shopping
@@THEREALZENFORCE wow! Thanks a lot I will check them out for sure 😍😍 they sound lovely! Do you mind if I use some of them as recommendations/tips in other videos I make?
@@ByMagdaYT And while you study in Luxembourg, during your Holidays try to make a weekend in Munich and nearby Castle Neuschwanstein. In Munich take cheap but good Motel One Hotel at Marienplatz inner City, visit the magnificent city, go at the Hearts restaurant and Hearts Nightclub and also try to enter the luxury P1 Club (nightclub where the stars go). Also visit "nearby" Amsterdam and Cologne. Have fun and enjoy your studies and life
Usually it's French, somewhere you can hear Luxembourgish (German is not so popular even if it's the first language for kids at school) and then everyone speaks English and there is tons of people from Portugal, Spain and Italy so usually you hear those languages too - I speak daily in English and often in Italian (the moment I get better with French I'll strat to include it in day to day life too)
Hi Magda Would like to know 4800 gross salary enough for family with 2 kids . My husband is moving in mid September, so we r thinking initially should we move with him or else should wait n see. Also if you will throw some light on schooling & fee structure .it will be of great help
Hello! Depends if you live in the city or out and how high will be your rent but sounds a bit low in my opinion for two kids and sorry but idk what are the school fees unfortunately ☹️ the only inside I can give you that I was able to survive with 1500 by myself with low rent (725 e/month) and I didn't go out to restaurants just hanging with with beer/drink max twice a week
@@aditiapte2054 if it's possible I would do so just to be sure - you'll gonna be able to see how much of this salary is going away just by living in 1 person (obviously later it changes because of rent and family meals) but you're gonna be able to get yo know the market a bit more 😌 good luck anyways 🥰
Hi Magda, thanks for all your videos, i would like to know would it be possible to rent + live decently with about 4000 EUR net sallary for 2 persons? We woudn't have a car at first, shopping in Aldi+Lidl probably and going to dinner maybe 2 a month. Should 4000 EUR be enough for decent about 50m2 apartment with 1 bedroom + food and other small life expenses? All in all, i am wondering is it possible to rent apt for around 1700-2000 including bills. I would like to hear your opinion. Thanks a lot! :) I am moving mid july probably with my girlfriend.
Yes, sounds definitely possible - renting and eating in two also saves a lot of money so in my opinion it sounds very possible ☺️ thanks for you comment and let me know if you have other questions or video requests ☺️
@@ByMagdaYT Thank you for such a quick reply! In reality, we will earn 5000€ but we would like to put 1000€ each month on a side. So very glad to hear it! Maybe some video to explain quickest methods to travel to cities in countries nearby(example: Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Nurnberg, Strasbourg…) I mean google is our best friend always but it’s nice to hear from someone who directly travels and speaks in front of camera 😊🙏🏼
Hey! Thank you a lot for the video! I am searching for a job in Digital marketing now, soon will graduate from master in France (Skema BS). Maybe you can give an advice about work or nice sites to look for? For the moment, I am applying every day but don't have any positive answers.. Thank you!!
I'm planning on making the video about how to find a job in Lux these days (probably it's gonna be posted on Sunday so stay tuned 😊) also thanks for your comment!
Thank you for this information, pls I am in Nigeria I listen to videos recently, you’re doing well. I want to start applying for caregivers job immediately hope they are recruiting?
Hi.. Nice chanel.. Am Prabath from srilanka.. If i coming visit luxanbourge.. Can i request Refuge visa for stay.... Finished my visa,, i can work. . eny restaurant, part time job.. like this...
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You have provided valuable information. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Good luck watching the video for a lot of information.
Many thanks! I'm happy to hear that ☺️
"You can save some money" The understatement 🙂
German border 600 Euros per month rent for 90m2 flat, 400 euros for 50m2, Luxembourg City 900 Euros per month for one single 12m2 room, 2000 euros for 30m2 studio.
Also in Luxembourg simply live in villages where the free public transportation train stop, you nearly have 18 hours of trains out of 24 hours in a day total. Wecker and Wasserbillig are way cheaper per month than Luxembourg City and on weekends by train you can go to Trier where lots of Luxembourgers go to buy clothes, eat in good affordable restaurants and go party in bars at nightclubs, and in the morning on Sundays you take the train back to Wasserbillig
Thanks a lot for your comment again! I live cheap here in my opinion 725e a month in the city center of Lux but I know I'm very lucky also I know that I don't wanna travel back and forth from outside of Lux even for work where now you have to show up almost every day in the office because there is no more tax deal between the cross boarding countries which basically adds 1-3h (depending where you live and how you get to the office) in the communing - I have 15-20 min to work so I can sleep more, go back home earlier, rest, take my time etc and after living my whole life where I was always spending 2-3h a day to commune this is heaven! I also love to be able to go home at any time at night without thinking how I get there and how long I have to wait for a bus - for me it's important but I can imagine for someone else it's not a problem, it always depends on what you need in life, I personally recommend anyways living in Lux city at the beginning as a young person who just started their career (unless you're an introvert and you know you go out at the evening/night very rarely or you seriously don't mind the things I mentioned earlier)
@@ByMagdaYT 725 euros per month is a good price. I understand why you live there for that low price.
I used to live in Bonnevoie, later in Hesperange and now a bit further, my 250m2 house would cost nearly double in the City (a City where i work but that has gone more violent and is full of drug addicts and is near empty at evenings especially the Kinepolis area during the week nowadays).
3 hours a day to commute ??? Must be from Nancy in France then because :
Luxembourg-Wecker by train is 30 minutes, so is Mersch.
Luxembourg-Remich by bus is 38 minutes.
Luxembourg-Berchem by train is 15 minutes.
Luxembourg-Perl (Germany) by bus is less than 40 minutes.
Luxembourg Nittel (Germany) by bus less than 40 minutes
For students or people without cars i understand why they like Luxembourg City, but many party people with cars or motorcycles live outside the city (and party in Luxembourg City but allround Luxembourg and neighbouring countries too. The better nightclubs (KuFa, Mondial, etc) and restaurants (Victors Gourmet in Nennig) are not in Luxembourg but outside Luxembourg. Many mid 30s to mid 40s from Luxembourg make mini trips to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Cologne, Munich, Dubai, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon, Helsinki, Edinburgh, etc because Luxembourg City has become quite a boring city since it's 2000 to 2010 best times.
My advise buy the cheap end of the year Luxair tickets (it used to be 99 euros for Luxembourg to nearby European cities via direct flight) and see nightlife in these cities for yourself via affordable mini trips.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us via your videos, i watched a few of them from time to time, young people can learn from them.
I have a "Made in Luxembourg" playlist on my channel, maybe you will find some interesting things in it (with from Luxembourg : singers, dancers, artists, martial artists, nightclubs how they used to be with world known stars coming to Luxembourg).
Time to go eat lunch, have a nice day. Peace
@@THEREALZENFORCE yes, that's my deal hahaha prices of renting a full apartment or house is totally other story - not talking about buying 🙈 when I said 3h I meant ppl who I work with and most of them living in France between Thrionville and Metz, which with traffic take almost 3h in a car to go and go back (I know inside Lux and in Germany is better) but for me even having a bus to work every 10 min instead of every 30-60 min is amazing but as I always say that's me haha thanks for all the recommendation and I'll check up your channel too when I have a bit of free time to do a good watch the playlist time haha enjoy your lunch and Sunday!
This is very informative thank you great video 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very interesting! Thanks for the heads up! :)
Thanks for your support!
Beautiful content Dear
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your comment ☺️
thank's for all this informations,cause maybe i gonna be in Luxembourg in few weks.
Merci from Paris.
Good to hear that and fingers crossed for coming here ☺️
@@ByMagdaYT merci c'est gentil
@@kamelsport-666 ☺️☺️
Hi there! I'm from Iran and I will probably come there in September to start my master's degree. Thank you for your information, really need it !
Hello, so happy to hear that, if you have any questions let me know and I'll try to answer 😊
@@ByMagdaYT pls, am coming for my Master's degree in lexembourg. Can I get a job after my Master's degree because I only understand and communicate in English language?
@@olusegunolasupo5528 yes, obviously depends what you'll study but definitely you should be able to find a job after your studies with just English 😉
@@ByMagdaYT okay thanks so much for this information. Am coming for my Master's degree in accounting and auditing or msc in finance and economics actually.
@@olusegunolasupo5528 that's a sure thing you're gonna find a job in Lux - is made for financial/accounting/economical topics
you could talk about clubs, pubs ... especially those with 9 euro drinks and entertainment in general
Oki I can make it 😊 thanks for the suggestion!
??? Most of the people going out at night or working in Luxembourg City live outside Luxembourg City. Also those who have cars can go at the following cool places :
For night clubs : Tier, Saarbrücken (Kufa), Metz in other neighbouring countries and some of the best and most elite places nightclubs, restaurants and bars where youth also go are in Luxembourg Villages.
For action : Arlon industrial zone has : Indoor Skydiving and indoor wall climbing
Mondercange has karting, Remich has waterfront, boat and jetski, the Moselle valley has better hiking sites, moto touring sites, food and vine than Luxembourg City, Brasserie Le Quai in Grevenmacher is a cool place.
Mondorf-Les-Bains has better water sources and wellness and more luxurious cinema than Luxembourg City.
At many places outside the city there are busses after 11PM to go home if you do not have cars.
Hello! Thanks a lot for you comment because it's so cool to hear that - I didn't know about most of the places and the buses (I didn't take car into consideration just because I assume most of young people drink when they go out so no drinking and driving), I'll check out some of the places and for future videos I'll keep in mind other info you shared 😍 really many thanks!
@@ByMagdaYT I can give you a tiny list you can try with your freinds :
- Saturday morning and afternoons bus 162/163 Luxembourg (at Sofitel)-Remich, visit Remich (nice water walks, pick nick and grilling, boat tours, bike tours also swimming pool)
- Bus Luembourg-Mondorf-Les-Bains (Mondorf Thermales and Cinema and Casino)
- Bus Luxembourg-Grevenmacher (Brasserie Le Quai)
- Train to Trier (beautiful inner city, good restaurants, and things to visit, also nightclubs)
- Bus Luxembourg to Vianden : castle to visit
- Bus Luxembourg to Rosport Sauerpark Beach Bar ( Padding, kayak and beautiful hipster bar with Sandbeach and Swimmingpool with nice Polish waitresses, one is named Magda like you)
- Car for Luxembourg to Saarbrücken KUFA nightclub way bigger than anything in Luxembourg City (it used to have over 2000 persons)
- Car for Orscholz in Germany (Saarschleife Park sightseeing, it's like the Horsehoe Bend in the USA but with forests)
- Luxembourg City - Arlon Ikea industrial Zone (amazingly fun and modern Indoor Skydiving and wall climbing)
- Mondercange (outdoor Karting race track)
- By car Vrecking in France (big paintball facility)
- Dinant in Belgium (Kayak, Cycling and Bus Hotel)
- train to Metz : city visit and shopping
@@THEREALZENFORCE wow! Thanks a lot I will check them out for sure 😍😍 they sound lovely! Do you mind if I use some of them as recommendations/tips in other videos I make?
@@ByMagdaYT And while you study in Luxembourg, during your Holidays try to make a weekend in Munich and nearby Castle Neuschwanstein.
In Munich take cheap but good Motel One Hotel at Marienplatz inner City, visit the magnificent city, go at the Hearts restaurant and Hearts Nightclub and also try to enter the luxury P1 Club (nightclub where the stars go).
Also visit "nearby" Amsterdam and Cologne.
Have fun and enjoy your studies and life
@@THEREALZENFORCE great advice thanks again! I will do so in the future and btw I work here 🙈😂
I'm from South Africa living in Vietnam and hopefully moving to Luxembourg in the next 5 years
Hello! Good luck🤞
How does a South African end up in Vietnam?
Best wishes Magda
Thank you!
Hello, I have a question concerning which language is spoken in Luxembourg in everyday life?
Usually it's French, somewhere you can hear Luxembourgish (German is not so popular even if it's the first language for kids at school) and then everyone speaks English and there is tons of people from Portugal, Spain and Italy so usually you hear those languages too - I speak daily in English and often in Italian (the moment I get better with French I'll strat to include it in day to day life too)
Hi Magda
Would like to know 4800 gross salary enough for family with 2 kids .
My husband is moving in mid September, so we r thinking initially should we move with him or else should wait n see.
Also if you will throw some light on schooling & fee structure .it will be of great help
Hello! Depends if you live in the city or out and how high will be your rent but sounds a bit low in my opinion for two kids and sorry but idk what are the school fees unfortunately ☹️ the only inside I can give you that I was able to survive with 1500 by myself with low rent (725 e/month) and I didn't go out to restaurants just hanging with with beer/drink max twice a week
@@ByMagdaYT thanks a ton Magda for ur quick response, will think over before moving there with kids
@@aditiapte2054 if it's possible I would do so just to be sure - you'll gonna be able to see how much of this salary is going away just by living in 1 person (obviously later it changes because of rent and family meals) but you're gonna be able to get yo know the market a bit more 😌 good luck anyways 🥰
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Thanks for your comment!
Hi Magda, thanks for all your videos, i would like to know would it be possible to rent + live decently with about 4000 EUR net sallary for 2 persons?
We woudn't have a car at first, shopping in Aldi+Lidl probably and going to dinner maybe 2 a month.
Should 4000 EUR be enough for decent about 50m2 apartment with 1 bedroom + food and other small life expenses?
All in all, i am wondering is it possible to rent apt for around 1700-2000 including bills.
I would like to hear your opinion.
Thanks a lot! :)
I am moving mid july probably with my girlfriend.
Yes, sounds definitely possible - renting and eating in two also saves a lot of money so in my opinion it sounds very possible ☺️ thanks for you comment and let me know if you have other questions or video requests ☺️
@@ByMagdaYT Thank you for such a quick reply!
In reality, we will earn 5000€ but we would like to put 1000€ each month on a side.
So very glad to hear it!
Maybe some video to explain quickest methods to travel to cities in countries nearby(example: Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Nurnberg, Strasbourg…)
I mean google is our best friend always but it’s nice to hear from someone who directly travels and speaks in front of camera 😊🙏🏼
@@xX8Lampard8Xx no problem! Sounds like a great idea I'll make it these weeks for sure ☺️
Hey! Thank you a lot for the video! I am searching for a job in Digital marketing now, soon will graduate from master in France (Skema BS). Maybe you can give an advice about work or nice sites to look for? For the moment, I am applying every day but don't have any positive answers.. Thank you!!
I'm planning on making the video about how to find a job in Lux these days (probably it's gonna be posted on Sunday so stay tuned 😊) also thanks for your comment!
Thank you for this information, pls I am in Nigeria I listen to videos recently, you’re doing well. I want to start applying for caregivers job immediately hope they are recruiting?
Hi.. Nice chanel.. Am Prabath from srilanka.. If i coming visit luxanbourge.. Can i request Refuge visa for stay.... Finished my visa,, i can work.
. eny restaurant, part time job.. like this...
Hello! Nice to meet you! I don't know about refugee visa - try to check it out on Luxembourgish government website 😊
I love seeing this your beautiful face
Thanks a lot!
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You can send me a DM on Instagram or contact me via email both are on my channel description ☺️
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