Information websites Luxembourg-Ville

First published in 1948, the Lëtzebuerger Journal was originally a daily newspaper printed until 31 December 2020. Since January^1, 2021, it is an online magazine, offering in-depth content and reports, as well as multimedia content. The articles are published in German (mostly), French and English. Some publications are free to access, but to access the full content of the platform, users must subscribe to an annual or monthly subscription.

It is also a very complete search engine for the Grand Duchy.

The site of the Ecological movement. In a very large majority in German, the language of ecology par excellence seems to us! It was recommended to non-germanophones. Pity, because this is a wealth of information for individuals who want to combine everyday life with respect for the environment and sustainable development…

Created in 2005, justarrived.lu is the reference site for all expatriates in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Here you'll find all the information you need to settle and integrate in the country. Good addresses, tax advice, administrative formalities, Luxembourg traditions... Whatever your question, you're bound to find the answer. What's more, several guides to help you settle in are available to download free of charge (Employment, Housing, Children & Education, Health & Well-being, Finance & Taxes).

This is a site for border workers and French-speaking residents in Luxembourg. It contains news about the Greater Region (mobility, taxation, events, health care...), as well as practical tools such as the tax calculator or family allowances. A forum also allows you to exchange with other French, Belgian and German border residents or expatriates. In total, there are more than 100,000 members in this community. There is also a special Linkedin group for border workers.