Hey... Can you please guide me about the teaching jobs in Luxembourg, also their pros and cons

@@muskansharma4528 if you don't speak luxembourgish, unfortunately you can't work for public schools, only for private ones.

Hey, how much gross salary per month do yiu think is sufficient for one person to live in Lux?

You should! thank you so much :)

Amazing, thank you for the kind words! Comments like these are the best motivation! :)

@@UsmanRamay hello ramay , how can u help me to find a job there easily , iam planning to come over , can we connect

@@UsmanRamay yes u really explained so well in your conversation

@@UsmanRamay hi sir can you some universities for free bachelors

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Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad I could help!

Hi, Luxembourg is a great country. where are you from?

@@alexlepp8608 thank you for your response. My daughter is from California living in Athens.

Thanks!

@@UsmanRamay Thank you! My Friend

No you don't need 5 continuous years without exit. Although the majority of a year (so basically working there for most of the times), need to be in Lux. And however, in your final year, that is when it needs to be a full year that is continuously lived in Lux. Well, the pathway to citizenship is basically similar to any other european country, except it is much smaller, making the final year to gain that PR painful. And the most complicated stuff would be to also pass the Luxembourgish exam. Only worth it IMO if you can speak French really well, and also if you can eventually pick up Luxembourgish, and you really have no better option. Otherwise I would rather spend my years in the Netherlands or Germany. Ideally, Australia is a better destination and the most immigrant friendly at this current point in time along with Canada.

@@desfefe You need to have Luxembourgish. It's the law.

You should definitely consider it! worth a try :) Let me know if I can be of any help. Have a good day!

You should!

Any time!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks Carnis!

Hi Anna, thank YOU for the kind words! you are allowed to bring them as dependents and they get a residence permit for 5 years at the end of which they can apply for the nationality if they want! The only condition is that they can't be away from Luxembourg (EU) for more than 6 consecutive months together!

@@UsmanRamay And they must speak luxembourgish to get the lux.citizenship.

Thank you!

are you a citizen ?

@@delaliahiahornu5326 Actually i am sure this is a disastrous development. Yes i am a citizen born in the country!

@@reuterromain1054 oh great, i would love to have you as a friend

As a Luxembourgish citizen myself, I must say that I'm actually very proud we have such a high amount of immigration in the country. It keeps the country running (Luxembourg would never be as successful as it is without the workforce from it's neighbors and international people. They also contribute to the cultural aspect, and Luxembourg has become very international (not only neighboring countries) over the last 20+ years. It's actually a reason to be proud and embrace how it is. Our traditions will always be preserved in some way :) With the finite landmass and population increase, the rent and real estate prices are going through the roof at the moment. No chance for some people to ever own anything.

@@neonana74 What about the identity and culture of the native luxembourgish people in their own country? Is that worth nothing anymore?

Thank you so much!!

Thank you! Glad you think so 😀.

My pleasure

yes it is

Hi Mohit, yes visas are generally no problem at all since Luxembourg is actually trying to attract foreign talent! Curious question, if you don't mind sharing, why did you choose an MBA instead of a good job?

@@UsmanRamay : Reason for choosing MBA is getting direct entry into European countries like Luxembourg. I' m into customer service roles like Sales support and Marketing. To find a job in Luxembourg from India is quiet difficult. I think Finance and IT professionals have better chances of getting job directly from India to European countries. I'm also planning to change my line from sales to more into Marketing or HR OR SCM domain. Let me know if you have any suggestions

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Thank you for your suggestion! We're considering it!!

Hi Yolanda, I don't have a lot of experience to compare it with but its not too bad overall! The key issue is that a lot of the official WRITTEN communication is in French/German so if you don't read those languages some google translations are required . Corporate taxes add up to about 21%!

@@UsmanRamay thank you for answering!

Hi Tanya, Just checking if you get any update on traveling with your mother to Luxembourg ?

That depends. If you are an EU citizen, under Schengen, you can just move and then register at the municipal level, an then get your paperwork in order. If you already require a visa to stay in Germany, i think, you need to apply for a visa specifically in luxembourg to move here.

no i don``t advice you to move to luxemourg unless you get similar job in luxembourg

I an not a fan if agents and consultants, I have heard a lot of horror stories. Why don’t you apply directly? What help do you need?

@@UsmanRamay behenchod sb duniya me madad krne ka umeed dikha ke bechna hi kyu chahte hain samaan