Car Insurance in Luxembourg

Although some expats may have an issue with language differences, most doctors in Luxembourg speak English and finding one is quite easy. One can ask for referrals from other expats who may have stayed in the country longer, check online listings of English-speaking doctors, or contact one's embassy. One thing about these doctors, though, is their tendency to be tight-lipped during a consultation. However, an expat who wants more explanation can always politely ask. Read More >

Food can also pose allergies, especially two fish species from Africa and Asia which have recently entered the Luxembourg market. Pangasius (Pangasius hypophthalmus) and Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) have provided cheap alternatives to expensive locally grown fish. When it comes to food allergies, the best precaution to take is simply to avoid the food. By being extra conscious about food labels and menus served in restaurants, one can significantly provide protections for himself. Read More >

Driving in Luxembourg is possible for foreigners who hold International Driving Permits together with regular licenses from their home countries. However, this rule applies only to those who have lived in Luxembourg for one year. After this period, they will be required to apply for a Luxembourg driving license in the ministry of transport (Ministère des Transports). Read More >