Taxation, social security, teleworking or cultural integration: discover the major differences between cross-border workers, residents and expatriates in the Grand Duchy.

Working in Luxembourg is much more than a question of skills: it is also a question of communication, codes and languages. Discover everything you need to know to adapt well to the Grand Ducal work culture.

High salaries, ideal working conditions, advantageous taxation: working in Luxembourg is attractive but full of preconceived ideas. Behind the cliches, discover the reality of a demanding, competitive and more nuanced market than it seems.

Becoming viral in a few days, the Luxembourg City Tourist Office promotional video has exceeded one million views. Feedback on the reasons for success.

In Luxembourg, the minimum wage is among the highest in Europe, attracting numerous skilled and unskilled workers every year. With wage indexation and a constantly changing cost of living, the monthly gross amount is constantly being adjusted. ‍

In the latest Global Liveability Index 2025 ranking, Luxembourg City rose 6 places to reach 11th place among cities where life is good.

Whether you are a cross-border worker, resident or planning to work in Luxembourg, discover all the key figures to better understand the job market and salary conditions in the Grand Duchy in 2025.‍

What are the rights when working on a public holiday in Luxembourg? Discover our complete guide with all possible situations.

Moving to Luxembourg, when you come from abroad, is a major challenge. Focus on relocation services, provided by recruiting companies or by specialized agencies.

High salaries, dynamic professional ecosystem, geographical proximity... Working in Luxembourg and living in France: a winning combination?

Moving to Luxembourg to live or work there means entering a multilingual universe that is unique in Europe. With three official languages, Luxembourgish, French and German, the Grand Duchy makes trilingualism a real asset on a daily basis.‍

Which country offers better conditions for cross-border workers? Here are some attempts to answer in this Switzerland vs Luxembourg comparison.