Just some inside information on one the questions you ask in the video: If the bank does not want to cover someones bank guaranty for a rent it usually means that they do not earn enough in relation to the amount they will have to guarantee or the contract it not fixed, so the bank won't cover the risk for you - which is essentially what they do - for them it's like a loan in terms of risk.
Hello again, I am also planning to start applying for jobs in Luxembourg. I was hoping you could give some tips on how to secure a job there, also can I send you my CV via email so you could review/check for me for my job application there? I really need help in sending out a well tailored CV.
hi Justin, i just have a question on how you found your job. is it easier to go through an agency or apply directly to the company? What websites would you recommend in finding jobs in Luxembourg?
Could you please describe the Residence Permit process? After Medical Checks would the Doctor/Hospital send the results directly to the concerned or us? How and where to get the Resident Permit form and send?
I live in London I have Spanish and British passport I m looking to move permanently to Luxembourg I work as engineer electrical and mechanical maintenance. My question is there jobs available and easy to find jobs? Thanks again for your help
HELLO JUSTIN, thank you for your video:), during the job interview did they ask you if you will take the vaccine? and now, are you forced to take the vaccine or you might lose your job?thank you:)
Justin: Excellent film, Sir. :). I have only a few questions and appreciate your help in answering them. 1) Are furnished apartments readily available in Luxembourg ? 2) Are property owners willing to rent to U.S. retirees who possess a 90 day Schengen Visa allowed stay, on the position that they will probably be given an extension of their stay ? 3) As for NOW....all E.U. countries have "surrendered" to the E.U.'s request to restrict entrance to those coming from the U.S. These restrictions will last at least until 31 October. Of course, it is nice to know this information in advance. :) Thank you very much for your help. :) Antoine
Thank for this video! It is very helpful. About the bank guarantee for a flat, may I ask if you were less than 30 years old when you applied? One bank I’m contacting with is saying that’s the limit. What was yours? Thank you!
Thank you again.so many helpful information. I will start working there from September and still looking for a place to live. How long should I be in Lux for searching for a place to live ? do you think 2 weeks is enough ?
It’s really not a good idea( in my opinion)you don’t get the whole student life experience as Luxembourg really doesn’t concentrate much on the students aspect,I’m finishing my last year and I’m really glad to leave and do my masters elsewhere and as for student jobs there’s really not much especially if you don’t speak French but I guess the experience depends on each individual.however you can always travel around neighboring countries on weekends and the weather really sucks up here especially if you’re moving from the southern part of Africa.
@@JustInBerlin Thank you. I ask again, due too the pandemic are there jobs for students that want to be schooling and studying in Luxembourg currently?
Hello, I'm hoping to move to Luxemboug as a self employed worker in the next twelve months, got a question. What's involved in the medical? It's the only part of the process that makes me nervous!
Hi Patrick. There is very good government-provided medical care once you receive a social security number in the country. I have additional medical cover provided by my company which is provided by AXA. I am not sure how the experience differs for self-employed individuals but that's been my own experience.😊
@@JustInBerlin Did you have blood tests and an exam by a doctor? Without a company to sponsor me I will have to take out supplementary health insurance before I arrive. I was quoted 172€ per month, coming from the UK where healthcare basically feels like its free because you pay for it in your taxes that was something I had not foreseen. Not a huge problem, moving countries is expensive no matter what.
@@JustInBerlin How fortunate you are). I guess it's not a prerequisite at your job. I want to move to Luxembourg but I'll have to learn German or French to find a job in my field.
@@JustInBerlin Thanks for the quick reply. Did you do it privately or through the Ligue Medical? And how long after that were you invited for biometrics approximately? Thanks
@@skip6485 Ligue Medical. For biometrics email the government directly. It can be faster. Sorry I cant remember the full details, I did this about 2 years ago lol
