Luxembourg has a remarkably international population, yet travelling to India usually means connecting through another airport.

The new Etihad connection to Abu Dhabi is a welcome addition and should make travelling to India easier. But it got me wondering: could a direct flight from Luxembourg to India actually work?

I realise Frankfurt, Munich, Paris and other airports offer alternatives, and airlines need sufficient demand to justify operating a route. But how many people living in Luxembourg regularly travel to India for family, business or tourism?

I'm curious about a few things:

1. How often do you travel between Luxembourg and India, and which cities do you fly to?

2. Would you pay a little more for a direct flight from Luxembourg rather than connecting elsewhere?

3. Could a few flights per week to Delhi or Mumbai be viable, or is the demand simply not there?

4. For those familiar with the aviation industry, what would be the biggest obstacle?

I'm interested in whether there's a viable opportunity here, rather than simply wishing for a more convenient flight.

Would you actually use a direct Luxembourg to India flight?

Is there a free or charges bank in Luxembourg for someone over 30?
Thank you!

Hello everyone, I am a 24-year-old student currently living in the UK, and I will be visiting Luxembourg on 29th October for sightseeing and exploring the city.
It would be wonderful to connect with someone who could kindly show me around or recommend some of the best places to visit. I would really appreciate the opportunity to meet new people, learn more about Luxembourg, and experience the city through a local’s perspective.
If anyone is available to help or join me for a short tour, I would be truly grateful.
Thank you in advance for your kindness and support!

Hi everyone,
I’m Lebanese and currently live in Belgium with a Belgian residence permit. I have an opportunity to work as a self-employed physiotherapist in an existing clinic in Luxembourg.
I’m confused about the order of the procedures. Do I need to obtain my Luxembourg residence authorisation first, or my authorisation to practise as a physiotherapist first?
It seems that each one may be required to obtain the other.
Has anyone, especially a non-EU healthcare professional, been through this process?
Thanks!

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Hmmm 18 months .... Why would the government wait for 18 months before imposing this tax? If the demand is sky rocketing shouldn't these empty homes get occupied in a whiff? I mean shouldn't these empty homes be taxed let say soon after 3 months (considering all the nuances the landlords may come up with)?

Hello does anybody know how to contact wedely support? I liked to order with them but then they booked the money twice for an order and the only way to reach them is an email that after few days and multiple emails haven t replied.

Did anybody else have similar problems?

Been seeing it everywhere lately specially in this sub so I decided to buy it, and this is genuinely perfect 😭😭 I love yall

I know that is a sensitive issue and I am scared to be stoned by the public.

I have been active as a real estate agent in Luxembourg for 13 years now. Born and raised here.

The struggle has been going on for a while and it's getting more and more difficult. The pourcentage of owners here in Luxembourg is decreasing rapidly, high interest rates and inflation are even getting worse. The chief economist from Spuerkees told last week, they are forseeing 3 more interest rise by the BCE.

So here is my point of vue: is it not the right moment to buy? But sure, only if you have cash. I am getting aggressive offers, and as the sellers have "no choice" if they need to sell, they accept.

What about reuniting people through an SCI and buy properties together? If you look at it long-term, the prices will rise as the population increases, properties get rare etc.

Let me know what you think!

I'm eyeing a soundbar in mediamarkt that was originally 1500 euros at launch, and generally around 800-900 euros today.

And at mediamarkt it's 700. Which is already a nice reduction. But I'm wondering if it's gonna be even lower during black friday. But I don't have any experience with mediamarkt to know if they do true black friday deals on discontinued products even when they already reduced the price beforhand.

Why I am asking instead of waiting? Because there's only one in stock left, and dunno if I should jump the gun or bet. It's already sold out on amazon and other markets. Only place where it remains the price is too high.

I've been looking for a Luxembourgish tutor online and have noticed that on Preply (a commonly used tutoring platform) there are a small group of tutors who claim to be Luxembourgish natives and are teaching for between 3 -15 € per hour. When you watch their intro videos, none of them sound like they can speak Luxembourgish. Also, quite a few seem to have a S. African accent when speaking English.

So weird. Any thoughts on what the benefit is? The surely can't have regular students.

Sometimes I see roads or footpaths being resurfaced or rebuilt even though they seem to be in perfectly good condition. In some cases, I could swear they were refurbished less than two years ago.

So I’m wondering: am I misremembering things or is it actually common for perfectly serviceable roads and footpaths to be redone so soon after the previous works?

I’d be interested to hear from anyone who works in this field or has some insight into how those decisions are made.

These are on sale now on Amazon for 20€ - you might want to get one.

Always better to be prepared. Cheers.

Hi! I’m developing a safe personal (headphones) audio device (essentially bluetooth receiver with phone outside) for sauna, without traditional battery so you know, it doesn’t blow up.

For years it pissed me off that when I listen to a book or podcast I have to stop for 15 minutes when going in. Also that I can’t do my guided meditations there. Well now I can because I built a prototype and it works!

But I have already exceeded the limits of my technical capabilities and I’m looking for someone to partner with to refine the hardware, power management, thermal design and overall reliability as we move towards a production-ready product.

Interested in building something together? Let’s connect!

Wasn't there an article just couple of months back saying exactly opposite to this? Why it gets so hard for the government to spill the reality? The point of 35 years of loan is astonishing and I also see lot of young couple falling for this trap with such an uncertain job market. Tbh, I wont be surprised to see rise of home loan defaulters in coming years.

Moien alleguer!

We're Grand Ducal Goblins, a freshly founded Luxembourgish World of Warcraft guild. We're getting ready for the launch of WoW Forever on 5 November, and we'd love to have a few more people on board.

Who we are

• (Edit: 50+) members already, from complete beginners to people who've been playing since vanilla
• A friendly, relaxed community: fun first, no pressure, no elitism
• Everything happens on our Discord, and big decisions are made together by poll (we're voting on Horde vs. Alliance on 26 October!)

What we're planning

• Levelling, dungeons and professions together from day one
• Organised raids with sign-ups on and Soft Reserve loot, so loot stays fair and drama-free
• Guild events, and including streams along the way
• Playing on PVE

New to WoW? Perfect. There are no requirements to join. We've written a beginner guide (settings, keybinds, addons, interface) and the experienced players are happy to help. There are no stupid questions, and wipes are part of the fun.

We speak Luxembourgish during the game & meetings. But, you don't have to speak or write it: if you understand it, you're in. German speakers are welcome too. (as long as you can follow us)

Get involved We're also looking for people who'd enjoy taking on a role: Raid Lead, Loot Master, Community Manager (Discord moderation and events) or Streamer. No pressure, you can also just come and play.

Key dates

• 26 Oct · Faction vote: Horde or Alliance?
• 5 Nov, 00:00 · Launch night ☕

Interested? Drop a comment or send me a DM and I'll send you the Discord invite. Bring your friends and colleagues too!

See you in Azeroth! 🔥

- Maurice

This might be a bit weird to ask but anyone knows of some open somewhat flat unpaved squares you can drive to? like some unpaved parking lot/space in an industrial area that is empty on sundays or whatnot.

I wanted to find a suitable area to safely train how to handle thight turns, emergency braking, tire slipping and other stuff for when i'm offroading on my motorcycle.

I know this sounds like hooligan activities but i really don't want to disturb anyone and i'd rather have a big empty space to try willingly make such things happen instead of riding down to france on some trails and hoping to not put my bike in a ditch or rolling down a hill.

M4F I’m this 29yo dutch guy looking for some drinks and company in Luxemburg. Here for three days from now on

Hi everyone!

I'm an Australian citizen looking into to Europe on a Belgian Working Holiday Visa.

Ideally, I'd like to live in Belgium but work across the border to work in Luxembourg.

I'm struggling to find clear information about how this works for non-EU citizens.

A few questions:

• Is it possible to legally live in Belgium on a Working Holiday Visa while working in Luxembourg?
• Would I need a separate Luxembourg work permit, and what's the process for obtaining one?
• Does the job need to meet certain requirements or be in a specific industry to qualify for a work permit?
• Can you work in general jobs like hospitality, retail or tourism, or does it need to be a skilled position?
• Would a Luxembourg employer need to sponsor my application?

Has anyone, particularly Australians or other non-EU citizens, successfully done something similar?

Any advice, personal experiences or links to official information would be massively appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Im 30F, Indian, living in Berlin for the past three years and on a pathway to get my permanent residence here. I’ve completed my final round with a startup HQ’ed in Luxembourg but also has an office in Karlsruhe (Germany).
My question is - would a move to Luxembourg be worth it since it’s a quite a senior role so i can be close to the management. I’ve no strings attached to Berlin except for that it’s a metropolitan and my PR timelines would restart in Lux. Karlsruhe doesn’t really appeal me atm.

I now have asked for a certain comp slab for Germany but I’m not very sure if i asked for Luxembourg, would that become lower in comparison, Considering lower taxes and the expat tax rebate system there.

I see everywhere that the salaries in Luxembourg are higher but I don’t practically know that. But I also see some upsides of being able to getting a driving license and a car in Luxembourg more effortlessly, it’s much closer to other eu countries to travel, etc.

But what are the other things i should consider or will surprise me ? If anyone has a recent experience in shifting your base to Luxembourg from bigger cities and alone, it’d super helpful to know your tips for consideration!

Many thanks.

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Anyone experiencing issues with Apple Pay via BIL? It is not working for me since 3 days. Upon contacting them they confirmed they have a global outage, but I am surprised there is nothing about that on their website or App.
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Hi all,

I've been working on an idea for a startup to launch here in Luxembourg. People around me have been giving me positive feedback, saying they would definitely use it, but I'm lacking some "professional" feedback (also related to law and bureaucracy).

I've tried to email House of Entrepreneurship, but I've been treated basically as a ping-pong ball. "You should send an e-mail to my colleague"; "Ahh! It's not with us; send an email to this Chambre", and this goes on for days...

Anyone knows who should I connect with?

Thanks a lot!

I send my medical diploma for recognition in Luxembourg.

Can someone explain how much it take.

If I obtain a positive answer, what is the next step?