Hi Madga! Thank you for sharing your experience! Even more interesting for me that i'm from Caserta (prob you know it for its proximity to naples) and made the erasmus in Cordoba! I'm seriously thinking about moving in Lux next year so i'll keep follow your video!
Ciaoooo! That's so cool, of course I know where is Caserta and super happy to hear about Cordoba (we probably have friends in common because one or another haha) I hope you'll make it to Lux 😌😌
So cool. I would love to visit Luxembourg one day. I've been obsessed with European microstates since I got assigned a project on (North) Macedonia in 8th grade!
Hello. Thank you for this video. I am from Nigeria and I want to move to Luxembourg to live and study. I am a video editor, photographer, and cinematographer. I hope this dream comes true.
Hello! Thanks a lot for commenting ☺️ good luck, I don't know anyone who works in this sector otherwise I would contact you with them, I hope it's gonna be easy to find something 🙈
Very interesting! Certainly another place I would love to visit one day - like many places I would assume it`s what you make of it that can make all the difference! :)
I very much recommend, it's super beautiful! Maybe during warmer days and not a long time is needed but can be done while visiting Belgum, France or Germany 😍
Hola querida Magda, soy mexicana jaja, me gusta tu video, aprendí un poco más de Luxemburgo aunqu me hubiera gustado que mostraras algunas imágenes o videos de tus experiencias, me encantaría verlo. Invítame a visitar Luxemburgo y así poder vivirlo jaja = ). Un beso.
Holiiii Jessica! Ven cuando quieras tú sabes que mi casa es tu casa no importa donde en el mundo ❤️ y si tienes razón debería hacerlo, hay un problema que ahora no está tan bonito por el invierno 🥺 pero el momento que está un poquito más verde lo voy a hacer 💪 gracias 🥰
Hi i just found your channel because i plan on moving to lux in a few months. I was wondering: can you also live in the country side? I prefer living in a village or country side, and then commute to town. Do you know anyone who does that? Thx
@@tigerthemystic2382 hello yes you can and it might be cheaper just be sure you have a nice connectiok to work/uni or wherever you need to be every day or that you have a car 😅
But to me personally I feel it's one of the best countries but rent expenses would be your problem but if you work hard I feel the country would be cool though you can't really stay there for a lifetime due to the living expenses
It depends on your job/salary because if you're single or with family where both parents work with salary that is not minimum wage and that increases over time (promotions, raises etc) you should be fine in Lux in my opinion ☺️
¡ Holà ! Yo vivo con mis hijos en NY péri me gustaría volver a Europa (viví en España 🇪🇸 hace años ) . El problema es la lengua mi marido y yo hablemos francés pero mis 6y 4 años solo hablan inglés .
Hola, I am really interesting living in Luxembourg I have nationality of Spain eu citizen, is that possible to start job before applying for tax card.?
You misspelled Luxembourg in your title. If you add the whole of the Plateau Kirchberg to the size of Luxembourg-city, i think it is not that small at all.
Thanks a lot for noticing! The city has 125k people and you can go from one end to another in less than an hour (from Cloche d'or until end of Kirchberg), so I would still consider it small (even in comparison to other European capitals)
@@ByMagdaYT Yes but during office hours 100.000 people from abroad rush into the city. That makes another 100.000 "residents" more. If you walk from the Cloche d`Or to the end of the Kirchberg in less than an hour you must be a quick and good walker actually. All in all quite a good video. I love it!
@@reuterromain1054 no walk, tram or car (car is probably even less than 30 min not in rush hours) and I agree there is more people however most of them come in the morning and is gone after work so no added value for someone who lives in the city and wants to hang out after work or on the weekend
Good day.a beautiful analysis tthere.please advise me.i hope to move from west africa to Luxembourg, but from those shared experiences,i begin to have some rethink.what do you think? My drive is work, saving and ups killing.thanks for your honest views.
I think you're comparing pears with apples when comparing Luxembourg with southern Italy or Spain. These are supposed to be the less industrialized and poorest areas of two relatively large nations, while Luxembourg is a microstate and probably you also have in mind the capital. You should compare Luxembourg city with Madrid for example. And also regarding the rainy days, one should check the statistics, otherwise you may have been just unlucky to get a lot of rain in two areas in which it doesn't usually rain a lot
Hello, I just made a video with statistics where I comapre Lic to Italy on historical data from 20 or 30 years, you can check it out also I make comparisons based on my experience where I lived (nad it happened to be south of Spain and South of Italy) which I also highlight a lot in my videos 😌
@ByMagdaYT the Wikipedia page on average annual precipitation puts Luxembourg above Italy, and much above Spain. Considering the mm of rains however it is not even a very good metrics, you should consider the number of sunny days instead. Apart of that, if you restrict the analysis to cities, in southern Spain and Italy you have some of the sunniest cities of europe by any statistics. Let me reiterate that you were just unlucky, and by any statistics southern Italian and Spanish cities are much more sunny and less rainy than Luxembourg
Hi! In order to be allowed to enter Luxembourg as a student, one should have sufficient amount of money on the bank account. Don't you know whether it should be a blocked bank account or not? Cuz in Germany it must be blocked.
Thanks for your video. It's quite encouraging. Please how welcoming is Luxembourg to intentional students of black origin and how easily can they access jobs? Thank you!
Hello, for workers I can personally tell we have few in the bank I work in, I have a black friend at EIB and other one in big4 and all of them are French citizens, on top of it I see quite many black (also Asian) in Lux, obviously not as many as white Europeans but I would say it's not the concern here - they look more at your degree, if EU institution them the passport and your skills/knowledge not too much on color of the skin (obviously You'll find some racist idiots but like everywhere but here I would say it's less common than more at least at my white European girl eye if it makes sense)
Luxembourg has loads of potential but it is NOT an easy nor welcoming nor fun nor cheerful nor organized nor safe nor easy place to live. Expect every little detail to be a challenge and micro aggressions or just full on aggression and xenophobia! Ohh but don’t criticize because people also don’t like to hear the truth including some expats who are in denial! Expect to be fight tooth and nail for everything. Of all the countries I’ve lived this takes the cake as the worst experience!
Hello, I'm so sorry to hear that because for me it's the first country I don't have problems to make documents, register in municipality, speak English or make a bank account. I don't feel like outsider and I didn't have problem to make friends and find my group of people fairly easily (and if you watch my channel I lived in few places already). You can't compare mentality of people with south of Europe of America (but neither Germany, France, Poland or Netherlands has as welcoming people as I found in southern countries) but never had rude situation or feeling unwelcomed or like an outsider. Also you have such a variety of people from many countries and cultures that you can ignore people who you don't fit with or find rude or unwelcoming. Speaking from a EU citizen perspective where I didn't have to deal with permits, visa or TB tests so maybe I'm biased or I'm just lucky. Again sorry to hear your experience is much different than mine 😞
The Christmas markets are simply in different parts of the city---big deal! They are so small you can walk from one end of it to the other - of each market - in 10 minutes. If you are going to go on UA-cam which will have a worldwide audience---you have compared Lux to very few other countries or even to any place outside of central Europe!!!!!!!
How about you tell the truth about 98% of those international friends and people moving there and then leaving after two years because Luxembourg is boring, expensive in a way that you cannot save enough money to buy a place and most work places are toxic which makes them jump from one job to another? What about the "friends" that you see twice a year because everyone will try to escape every weekend making it hard to keep up with your "friends"? Stop over-hyping this depressing place where you see people coming in and out and the only 1-2% staying are social climbers and nouveau riche people who wouldn't make it far in their home country and finally feel privileged because they get to speak English and brag about how rich they are although they live in shared flats paying half of their income in the insane rent and not to mention the excessive food prices with the worst waiters you will ever see.
Hello, I'm sorry to hear that's the experience, mine is different (nobody made me speak positively about Lux it's my opinion based on living 2 years here and definitely I know people around me who agree, I try to avoid people who don't like the place, as I say you can always move out nobody holds you in Lux). About the money and how expensive is it, I recommend you to watch one of my most recent videos about how much I send a month living in Lux because trust me I can save money and same my friends 🙈 about toxic work places, you have them everywhere, here at least they pay and you have a freedom of change for many people who work in the offices in other countries they're toxic but you may not be able to change.
@@ByMagdaYT There are a few cases where people actually like it in Lux. However, it Is unfortunately a fact that the majority leaves after two years by average because the money isn't as great as Luxembourg makes everybody believe (maybe when you're from FR, PT or Eastern Europe). And the majority leaves because they are bored and the dating scene is just pure sadness. In terms of work, it's really representative of how bad the work environment is because people change their jobs like their underwear. Glad you enjoy it there but there are plenty of more beautiful and exciting places with interesting and kind people in Europe. Maybe with lower income but definitely with high standards of living and quality of life such as Switzerland or Austria. Actually in Switzerland you make more money in Lux and you pay the same for rent and groceries. But the best part would be the breathtaking views of the beautiful lakes, mountains and the people who are way nicer than the social climbers and nouveau riche in Lux.
@@matthewmic12345 I personally know more than few people who are happy here, I think it really depends what you expect from life. About Switzerland, I haven't lived there but my brother did and when I visited him I didn't have a good impression of the country (we call it in my fam police country, your dog can't even bark at night...), About Austria never lived there, never been so convinced as a country that is welcoming but maybe you're right (I'm not personally attracted to it). I used to live in suppossidely great countries (Spain, Italy and if you want we can add also US). For first two, yes people are nice (actually in Italy, in Spain for me not really but I was in relatively small place - Cordoba), suppossidely nice weather (I lived in south and had the coldest winters and most rain in my life but I guess it's my luck haha) but unfortunately those countries are not possible to live with my degree and salary that they offer (and work places are much more toxic than Lux ones hahaha) also unfortunately very probably in few years they won't be possible to live in for summer as it's getting super hot :c anyways I am happy here and you don't have to convince me how bad it is, I've heard it also changed over years, idk when you were living in Lux but honestly it has a lot in offer nowadays
@@ByMagdaYT unfortunately that's your impression about Luxembourg and maybe your friends. I am speaking on behalf of all the people, the majority, who have left by 98% every year and on behalf of every single person who is thinking the same that Luxembourg is simply overrated and overpriced. It has not changed much in the last years except for the events the city organises just to make it look like it is a lively city but at the end of the day the theme stays the same: nouveau riche meets nouveau riche, social climbers enjoying the fame they get when they say they work and live in the highest paid EU member state (although given the small number of inhabitants that is really debatable whether it is really rich because it doesn't have a lot of millionaires parking their money in LUX and just one billionaire who doesn't even live there). It is such a taboo to criticise Luxembourg and this is a shame that people like me are being censored and shamed just because we are brave enough to speak out our mind. If you enjoy it: perfect for you. But it is undeniable that the majority leaves as it is sadly not the exciting place as depicted in the propaganda. Just consider it like this: if there is no room for criticism then there is no room for improvement nor development and compared to excessively rich places like Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai or Zurich, Luxembourg is just stuck in the past believing that it is filthy rich and modern just because it has one tram (apparently for free although it is financed by public funding meaning tax money). Luxembourg has potential but the narrow-mindedness and it's endless self-glorification makes it not competitive with incredibly wealthy countries or places with high standards of living. That's probably why it is never ranked in any of the top 10 countries of the best cities to live in numerous international magazines or surveys. Let us have a voice as many have left the country already and many are shamed for speaking out about the problems of Luxembourg. Think outside the box.
@@matthewmic12345 first of all nobody has taken your voice away or tries to say it's not valid what you're saying, I just have different experience and I'm not sure how your experience is the one that majority has (where did you get this certainity that people are leaving and that 98% of them think like you and not like me or that they are just indifferent?). Also, you see tons of families with kids here, not all of them came here after having kids so I guess they didn't stay because it's so terrible and other places offer such a better life? Or maybe they really don't enjoy life and stay here "forever" just to torture themselves? Again my option, not a fact, if you wanna speak up about your bad experience here in Lux nobody stops you to make your own channel and spread the info that in your opinion is true ☺️
People are super rude and aggressive in Lux. Far worse than Paris but far more boring, backwards and xenophobic. It's like Switzerland minus the mountains, culture, quality, etc. Plenty of petrol stations and crap food! Enjoy!
I'm so sorry to hear that, as you can see from my videos I've never had that experience and none of my friends did - maybe it changed, when did you live here?
I am living here at the moment and I never experienced that. I met only happier people who greet you with « bonjour » on the tram. They are also welcoming and a lot of them nowadays speak English too. They also have good restaurants, fun events and cultural events too.
@@jeanpierrecassar9609 people greet you bonjour in the tram? They don't push inside when you are getting off the tram?You have never been told by a Luxembourger to speak their language in a shop? Wow, you must be a superstar if you get that kind of treatment. You must be rich to afford the disgusting food in the restaurants that are more expensive than in London or Paris.
@@ByMagdaYT It is still a backwards, boring and xenophobic country in 2023. Switzerland at least has breathtaking views, nature and people earn more and pay less in rent and are always at the top of the best places to live with the highest standard of living, which Luxembourg never broke into any rankings.
Hi Madga! Thank you for sharing your experience! Even more interesting for me that i'm from Caserta (prob you know it for its proximity to naples) and made the erasmus in Cordoba! I'm seriously thinking about moving in Lux next year so i'll keep follow your video!
Ciaoooo! That's so cool, of course I know where is Caserta and super happy to hear about Cordoba (we probably have friends in common because one or another haha) I hope you'll make it to Lux 😌😌
Thanks Magda for your positive description of Luxembourg! Reassuring before applying at the EIB 😏
Sounds great! Good luck 🤞 happy you enjoyed it ☺️
So cool. I would love to visit Luxembourg one day. I've been obsessed with European microstates since I got assigned a project on (North) Macedonia in 8th grade!
Yes! It's such a beautiful place - for sure 1 day is enough for the city but worth it 🥰😂
Luxembourg is a small country but it is not a "Microstate".
why is my country a microstate? hahahah I am confused
Hmmm. I was able to get from the Lux gare to frankfurt pretty easily. Oh well...thanks so much and nice breakdown!
Then you were very lucky hahahahaha
Hello. Thank you for this video. I am from Nigeria and I want to move to Luxembourg to live and study. I am a video editor, photographer, and cinematographer. I hope this dream comes true.
Hello! Thanks a lot for commenting ☺️ good luck, I don't know anyone who works in this sector otherwise I would contact you with them, I hope it's gonna be easy to find something 🙈
@@ByMagdaYT Thank you
@@FilzoTV no problem!
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Very interesting! Certainly another place I would love to visit one day - like many places I would assume it`s what you make of it that can make all the difference! :)
I very much recommend, it's super beautiful! Maybe during warmer days and not a long time is needed but can be done while visiting Belgum, France or Germany 😍
Please can you advise moving to Luxembourg or what other country in Europe can you advise moving to? Thanks.
Hola querida Magda, soy mexicana jaja, me gusta tu video, aprendí un poco más de Luxemburgo aunqu me hubiera gustado que mostraras algunas imágenes o videos de tus experiencias, me encantaría verlo. Invítame a visitar Luxemburgo y así poder vivirlo jaja = ). Un beso.
Holiiii Jessica! Ven cuando quieras tú sabes que mi casa es tu casa no importa donde en el mundo ❤️ y si tienes razón debería hacerlo, hay un problema que ahora no está tan bonito por el invierno 🥺 pero el momento que está un poquito más verde lo voy a hacer 💪 gracias 🥰
I really want to live there one day
So nice to hear that! Good luck then 🥳
thanx for everything.i wish to move there soon
Good luck 🤞
@@ByMagdaYT thanx one more time cute girl
Hi i just found your channel because i plan on moving to lux in a few months. I was wondering: can you also live in the country side? I prefer living in a village or country side, and then commute to town. Do you know anyone who does that? Thx
@@tigerthemystic2382 hello yes you can and it might be cheaper just be sure you have a nice connectiok to work/uni or wherever you need to be every day or that you have a car 😅
But to me personally I feel it's one of the best countries but rent expenses would be your problem but if you work hard I feel the country would be cool though you can't really stay there for a lifetime due to the living expenses
It depends on your job/salary because if you're single or with family where both parents work with salary that is not minimum wage and that increases over time (promotions, raises etc) you should be fine in Lux in my opinion ☺️
Dzieki for your tips!
No problem ☺️
which cities in Luxembourg is German mostly spoken? like best cities to work as a German speaking Person.
¡ Holà ! Yo vivo con mis hijos en NY péri me gustaría volver a Europa (viví en España 🇪🇸 hace años ) . El problema es la lengua mi marido y yo hablemos francés pero mis 6y 4 años solo hablan inglés .
Hola, creo que es posible venir solo con Francés, por los niños no hay problema - se adaptan y aprenden en la escuela super rápidos 😌
Hola, I am really interesting living in Luxembourg I have nationality of Spain eu citizen, is that possible to start job before applying for tax card.?
You misspelled Luxembourg in your title.
If you add the whole of the Plateau Kirchberg to the size of Luxembourg-city, i think it is not that small at all.
Thanks a lot for noticing! The city has 125k people and you can go from one end to another in less than an hour (from Cloche d'or until end of Kirchberg), so I would still consider it small (even in comparison to other European capitals)
@@ByMagdaYT Yes but during office hours 100.000 people from abroad rush into the city.
That makes another 100.000 "residents" more. If you walk from the Cloche d`Or to the end of
the Kirchberg in less than an hour you must be a quick and good walker actually.
All in all quite a good video. I love it!
@@reuterromain1054 no walk, tram or car (car is probably even less than 30 min not in rush hours) and I agree there is more people however most of them come in the morning and is gone after work so no added value for someone who lives in the city and wants to hang out after work or on the weekend
What about weather condition in poland.is it too much cold ?
It is quite cold but not as much as one could imagine :D
Good day.a beautiful analysis tthere.please advise me.i hope to move from west africa to Luxembourg, but from those shared experiences,i begin to have some rethink.what do you think? My drive is work, saving and ups killing.thanks for your honest views.
I think you're comparing pears with apples when comparing Luxembourg with southern Italy or Spain. These are supposed to be the less industrialized and poorest areas of two relatively large nations, while Luxembourg is a microstate and probably you also have in mind the capital. You should compare Luxembourg city with Madrid for example. And also regarding the rainy days, one should check the statistics, otherwise you may have been just unlucky to get a lot of rain in two areas in which it doesn't usually rain a lot
Hello, I just made a video with statistics where I comapre Lic to Italy on historical data from 20 or 30 years, you can check it out also I make comparisons based on my experience where I lived (nad it happened to be south of Spain and South of Italy) which I also highlight a lot in my videos 😌
@ByMagdaYT the Wikipedia page on average annual precipitation puts Luxembourg above Italy, and much above Spain. Considering the mm of rains however it is not even a very good metrics, you should consider the number of sunny days instead. Apart of that, if you restrict the analysis to cities, in southern Spain and Italy you have some of the sunniest cities of europe by any statistics. Let me reiterate that you were just unlucky, and by any statistics southern Italian and Spanish cities are much more sunny and less rainy than Luxembourg
@@marcoac-sx6lq I know I never said they aren't
All those that think Luxembourg is a "micro-state" should stay out of it. Because it is not a micro-state.
Gonna apply for masters next year In Luxembourg. Hoping to find a new home
That's great news! Good luck and let me know how it works - try to get uni dormitory maybe, that will save you up so much money ☺️
@@ByMagdaYT ahaha I’ll come back here next year to update you
@@baby1621 perfect! If you have any questions before let me know ☺️☺️
i am also going to apply next year
would be great to connect with you
@@charlesadeleye176 that's amazing 🤩 good luck and let me know if you have any questions or video requests ☺️
Hi! In order to be allowed to enter Luxembourg as a student, one should have sufficient amount of money on the bank account. Don't you know whether it should be a blocked bank account or not? Cuz in Germany it must be blocked.
I honestly don't know sorry. But sounds logically that this option could work (they use it sometimes as a guarantee for renting)
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How to get job in Luxembourg, would you refer any consultancies
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Thank you!
Thanks for your video. It's quite encouraging.
Please how welcoming is Luxembourg to intentional students of black origin and how easily can they access jobs? Thank you!
Hello, for workers I can personally tell we have few in the bank I work in, I have a black friend at EIB and other one in big4 and all of them are French citizens, on top of it I see quite many black (also Asian) in Lux, obviously not as many as white Europeans but I would say it's not the concern here - they look more at your degree, if EU institution them the passport and your skills/knowledge not too much on color of the skin (obviously You'll find some racist idiots but like everywhere but here I would say it's less common than more at least at my white European girl eye if it makes sense)
@@ByMagdaYT Thank you so much for your response. It's quite helpful. God bless you.
@@treasureudede5734 thanks a lot for you comment! Have a great day
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Luxembourg has loads of potential but it is NOT an easy nor welcoming nor fun nor cheerful nor organized nor safe nor easy place to live. Expect every little detail to be a challenge and micro aggressions or just full on aggression and xenophobia! Ohh but don’t criticize because people also don’t like to hear the truth including some expats who are in denial! Expect to be fight tooth and nail for everything. Of all the countries I’ve lived this takes the cake as the worst experience!
Hello, I'm so sorry to hear that because for me it's the first country I don't have problems to make documents, register in municipality, speak English or make a bank account. I don't feel like outsider and I didn't have problem to make friends and find my group of people fairly easily (and if you watch my channel I lived in few places already). You can't compare mentality of people with south of Europe of America (but neither Germany, France, Poland or Netherlands has as welcoming people as I found in southern countries) but never had rude situation or feeling unwelcomed or like an outsider. Also you have such a variety of people from many countries and cultures that you can ignore people who you don't fit with or find rude or unwelcoming. Speaking from a EU citizen perspective where I didn't have to deal with permits, visa or TB tests so maybe I'm biased or I'm just lucky. Again sorry to hear your experience is much different than mine 😞
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The Christmas markets are simply in different parts of the city---big deal! They are so small you can walk from one end of it to the other - of each market - in 10 minutes. If you are going to go on UA-cam which will have a worldwide audience---you have compared Lux to very few other countries or even to any place outside of central Europe!!!!!!!
How about you tell the truth about 98% of those international friends and people moving there and then leaving after two years because Luxembourg is boring, expensive in a way that you cannot save enough money to buy a place and most work places are toxic which makes them jump from one job to another? What about the "friends" that you see twice a year because everyone will try to escape every weekend making it hard to keep up with your "friends"? Stop over-hyping this depressing place where you see people coming in and out and the only 1-2% staying are social climbers and nouveau riche people who wouldn't make it far in their home country and finally feel privileged because they get to speak English and brag about how rich they are although they live in shared flats paying half of their income in the insane rent and not to mention the excessive food prices with the worst waiters you will ever see.
Hello, I'm sorry to hear that's the experience, mine is different (nobody made me speak positively about Lux it's my opinion based on living 2 years here and definitely I know people around me who agree, I try to avoid people who don't like the place, as I say you can always move out nobody holds you in Lux). About the money and how expensive is it, I recommend you to watch one of my most recent videos about how much I send a month living in Lux because trust me I can save money and same my friends 🙈 about toxic work places, you have them everywhere, here at least they pay and you have a freedom of change for many people who work in the offices in other countries they're toxic but you may not be able to change.
@@ByMagdaYT There are a few cases where people actually like it in Lux. However, it Is unfortunately a fact that the majority leaves after two years by average because the money isn't as great as Luxembourg makes everybody believe (maybe when you're from FR, PT or Eastern Europe). And the majority leaves because they are bored and the dating scene is just pure sadness. In terms of work, it's really representative of how bad the work environment is because people change their jobs like their underwear. Glad you enjoy it there but there are plenty of more beautiful and exciting places with interesting and kind people in Europe. Maybe with lower income but definitely with high standards of living and quality of life such as Switzerland or Austria. Actually in Switzerland you make more money in Lux and you pay the same for rent and groceries. But the best part would be the breathtaking views of the beautiful lakes, mountains and the people who are way nicer than the social climbers and nouveau riche in Lux.
@@matthewmic12345 I personally know more than few people who are happy here, I think it really depends what you expect from life. About Switzerland, I haven't lived there but my brother did and when I visited him I didn't have a good impression of the country (we call it in my fam police country, your dog can't even bark at night...), About Austria never lived there, never been so convinced as a country that is welcoming but maybe you're right (I'm not personally attracted to it). I used to live in suppossidely great countries (Spain, Italy and if you want we can add also US). For first two, yes people are nice (actually in Italy, in Spain for me not really but I was in relatively small place - Cordoba), suppossidely nice weather (I lived in south and had the coldest winters and most rain in my life but I guess it's my luck haha) but unfortunately those countries are not possible to live with my degree and salary that they offer (and work places are much more toxic than Lux ones hahaha) also unfortunately very probably in few years they won't be possible to live in for summer as it's getting super hot :c anyways I am happy here and you don't have to convince me how bad it is, I've heard it also changed over years, idk when you were living in Lux but honestly it has a lot in offer nowadays
@@ByMagdaYT unfortunately that's your impression about Luxembourg and maybe your friends. I am speaking on behalf of all the people, the majority, who have left by 98% every year and on behalf of every single person who is thinking the same that Luxembourg is simply overrated and overpriced. It has not changed much in the last years except for the events the city organises just to make it look like it is a lively city but at the end of the day the theme stays the same: nouveau riche meets nouveau riche, social climbers enjoying the fame they get when they say they work and live in the highest paid EU member state (although given the small number of inhabitants that is really debatable whether it is really rich because it doesn't have a lot of millionaires parking their money in LUX and just one billionaire who doesn't even live there). It is such a taboo to criticise Luxembourg and this is a shame that people like me are being censored and shamed just because we are brave enough to speak out our mind. If you enjoy it: perfect for you. But it is undeniable that the majority leaves as it is sadly not the exciting place as depicted in the propaganda. Just consider it like this: if there is no room for criticism then there is no room for improvement nor development and compared to excessively rich places like Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai or Zurich, Luxembourg is just stuck in the past believing that it is filthy rich and modern just because it has one tram (apparently for free although it is financed by public funding meaning tax money). Luxembourg has potential but the narrow-mindedness and it's endless self-glorification makes it not competitive with incredibly wealthy countries or places with high standards of living. That's probably why it is never ranked in any of the top 10 countries of the best cities to live in numerous international magazines or surveys. Let us have a voice as many have left the country already and many are shamed for speaking out about the problems of Luxembourg. Think outside the box.
@@matthewmic12345 first of all nobody has taken your voice away or tries to say it's not valid what you're saying, I just have different experience and I'm not sure how your experience is the one that majority has (where did you get this certainity that people are leaving and that 98% of them think like you and not like me or that they are just indifferent?). Also, you see tons of families with kids here, not all of them came here after having kids so I guess they didn't stay because it's so terrible and other places offer such a better life? Or maybe they really don't enjoy life and stay here "forever" just to torture themselves? Again my option, not a fact, if you wanna speak up about your bad experience here in Lux nobody stops you to make your own channel and spread the info that in your opinion is true ☺️
People are super rude and aggressive in Lux. Far worse than Paris but far more boring, backwards and xenophobic. It's like Switzerland minus the mountains, culture, quality, etc. Plenty of petrol stations and crap food! Enjoy!
I'm so sorry to hear that, as you can see from my videos I've never had that experience and none of my friends did - maybe it changed, when did you live here?
I am living here at the moment and I never experienced that. I met only happier people who greet you with « bonjour » on the tram. They are also welcoming and a lot of them nowadays speak English too. They also have good restaurants, fun events and cultural events too.
@@jeanpierrecassar9609 thanks a lot for confirming I don't live in some random bubble of nice people hahaha have a great day!
@@jeanpierrecassar9609 people greet you bonjour in the tram? They don't push inside when you are getting off the tram?You have never been told by a Luxembourger to speak their language in a shop? Wow, you must be a superstar if you get that kind of treatment. You must be rich to afford the disgusting food in the restaurants that are more expensive than in London or Paris.
@@ByMagdaYT It is still a backwards, boring and xenophobic country in 2023. Switzerland at least has breathtaking views, nature and people earn more and pay less in rent and are always at the top of the best places to live with the highest standard of living, which Luxembourg never broke into any rankings.