How can Newcomers optimise their tax returns?
Changing jobs and schools for your children, looking for somewhere to live, dealing with a host of administrative procedures, moving to Luxembourg is a real adventure. This move also has…
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If infected, what is the situation with medicis cover?
Due to the very rapid spread of COVID-19, Luxembourg’s government has taken a full range of steps to limit the number of infections in our country and in neighbouring countries.…
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What you think you know about flu: 5 misconceptions
We hear a lot about flu each autumn, however, many aspects of the illness are still unclear. In addition there are just as many misconceptions about the illness as there…
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What you need to know about flu in 5 questions
We hear a lot about flu each autumn, however, many aspects of the illness are still unclear. And there are just as many misconceptions about the illness as there are…
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Luxembourg sadly takes top honours in car theft
According to a Eurostat study published this past December, Luxembourg is the most at-risk European country for car theft. However, this finding still needs to be put into perspective. Your…
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WLTP and engine types: how do you choose between petrol, diesel, hybrid, and full electric? How do you choose your vehicle?
Beginning 1 March 2020, all new cars will have higher consumption and pollution levels… on paper. Luxembourg will apply the values resulting from a new method of calculating the environmental impact…
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Drinking and driving: regulations and advice concerning your evenings out
Drinking and driving never mix well. Alcohol is a factor in a third of fatal accidents. The limit in Luxembourg is 0.5 g of alcohol in the blood. What exactly do…
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