Sat, 31 July 2010
Mindful Mimi recounts arriving in glamorous Paris for work. She returns to find Luxembourg a changed country despite itself, and the more international place to work.
Rick Steves visits Scotland's capital city and drinks in the history, the Festival and – of course – the whisky.
A new set of music festivals opens around Europe in July; from the Proms in London to the Wagnerian saga in Bayreuth Bavaria and a modern jazz gathering on the coast in Portugal.
Amanda van Mulligen speaks to three professionals who help expats deal with issues related to life abroad.
US citizens have the right to vote in federal elections, but doing it long-distance isn’t necessarily simple. Clair Whitmer, Director of Voter...
Choosing whether to send your kids to a local or international school while abroad can be a tough decision. So how do you get it right?
Creating a home overseas is different from creating one in your home country. Dissatisfied with her characterless expat abode, and unable to find a...
Here's a brief introduction to Expatica's Relocation section for expats in – or moving to – Luxembourg.
Living the American dream somewhere other than the States? Don't think Uncle Sam and his friend the taxman has forgotten you.
Expats may have heard about the stress involved in moving to a new country, but the experience can still throw many off balance. Carole Ann Rice...
Starting a new business can be all the more complex in a foreign country. Here are some pointers on setting up a business in Luxembourg.
Based on average income statistics and the income tax rate, the standard of living in Luxembourg is relatively high. The tax rate for individuals is one of the lowest in Europe.
This handy guide from Expertise in Labour Mobility includes information on business hierarchy, negotiations and etiquette.
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