Luxembourg City is located in the second-smallest of the European Union member states with a reputation for being one of the safest countries in the world. Known as a finance city and also one of the most expensive cities in Europe, a third of its population is made up of foreign workers from across the globe, while many commuters from neighbouring Brussels and Paris also work in the city. The official currency is the Euro. The best approach to the city is through the scenic route of stunning valleys and plateaus from the north by air, rail or car. The city is serviced by an efficient bus system while getting around on foot or biking around the compact city are other alternatives. It is necessary to know French or German to get around in the city, with most store and road signs being in French. The typical cuisine in the city is French, with cuisine with German and Central European influences coming a close second.


Serviced apartment in Luxembourg

Serviced apartments in Luxembourg are available as well as long term one bedroom or two bedrooms apartments in Luxembourg. It is common for ex-pats in Luxembourg to begin living abroad by staying a few months or more in a serviced apartments. A comfortable apartment is a type of self-contained, furnished apartment designed for flexible term stays and provides amenities for daily use.

Accommodation can be pricey and can be found in the districts of Ville Haute (High city), Gare (Station) and in the picturesque area of Ville Basses (Low City).

Serviced office in Luxembourg

Serviced offices in Luxembourg offer cost effective and spacious solutions. The furnished offices in Luxembourg are tailored to meet your needs. Usually the xpats will find themselves working in serviced Offices in Luxembourg. The size varies and amenities can include meeting rooms, virtual offices and more. Serviced Offices in Luxembourg are often called furnished office or serviced office but all names for the same type of office which is fully equipped and managed offices or office buildings.

Insurance in Luxembourg

The insurance advisor will provide you with an insurance free quotation and a list of choices. Quotation request can cover expatriate health insurance plan in Luxembourg or other type of insurances.

Banking in Luxembourg

International banks in Luxembourg will take care of your expat banking requirements such as opening a local bank account, foreign exchange and more. Advices from professional expatriate advisors are also important for a successful expat financial planning.

Moving to Luxembourg

When moving to Luxembourg or moving from Luxembourg, you can request a free quotation for the service of an international mover in Luxembourg. You might want to specify the number of boxes expected, the list of items to be moved and if you require storage or any other special requirements you might have for your Luxembourg relocation.


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