Hello beautiful people! Do you want to work in the richest country in the world? Imagine a place with the highest salaries and an incredible quality of life. That place is Luxembourg.
The best part? You don’t need to be a “highly skilled worker” to make this move. In this post, I’m showing you exactly how you can move to Luxembourg to work without a university degree or prior work experience.
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Why Luxembourg?
Luxembourg is a unique and welcoming destination. Here is why you should consider it:
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International Community: Half of the workforce and population are foreigners. You will feel right at home!
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Language Friendly: While the official languages are Luxembourgish, French, and German, you can get by with English only. If you speak French or German, that’s an even bigger plus.
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High Quality of Life: High wages and excellent social benefits.
A Secret Path to Passive Income: Amazon KDP
Before we dive into the visa details, I want to share a way to earn while you plan your move. If you want to make $1,000 every month from home, you should look into a publishing business on Amazon KDP.
Amazon has over 2 billion active users monthly. You don’t even need to be a writer! You can publish Public Domain books—global bestsellers that are highly in demand.
How to start:
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Get Manuscripts: Visit www.stackle.com to buy pre-formatted, ready-to-publish manuscripts.
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Choose a Pack: They offer packs of 30, 60, 150, or 300 manuscripts. (I personally use the 300 pack for maximum results!)
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Get Trained: Stackly provides free step-by-step training on setting up your account and getting paid to your local bank.
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Join the Community: Once you buy your pack, email me, and I’ll add you to our exclusive global publishers’ group.
Moving as an Au Pair: Your Ticket to Luxembourg
If you are a young person (typically 18-30) wanting to explore the world, the Au Pair program is the easiest way to enter Luxembourg.
What is an Au Pair?
An Au Pair lives with a host family. In exchange for light household duties and childcare, the family provides:
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Free private accommodation and feeding.
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Health and accident insurance.
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A monthly stipend (pocket money)—usually around 1/5 of the social minimum wage (approx. €480–€550/month).
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Language courses paid for by the family.
Requirements for the Program
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Age: Between 18 and 30 years old.
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Education: A certificate allowing access to higher education or proof of school attendance until age 17.
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Language: Basic knowledge of English or one of the three administrative languages (German, French, Luxembourgish).
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No Family Ties: You cannot be related to the host family.
Required Documents
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Copy of your passport or ID.
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Medical certificate (issued within the last 3 months).
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Your school diploma/certificate.
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A signed Au Pair Hosting Agreement from your host family.
How to Find a Host Family
The first step is finding a family to invite you. Use these trusted websites:
Simply register, create a profile, and filter your search for Luxembourg. You can see details like family nationality, the number of kids, and the exact stipend they offer.
My Personal Mentorship Programs
I want to hold your hand through this process! I have two mentorship programs starting today:
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Study Mentorship: Move abroad for studies in tuition-free countries or access 5,000+ scholarships.
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Work Mentorship: For those needing a work visa and job offer abroad. I help you find visa-sponsorship jobs.
How to join: Send me an email or use the links in the description below to join our private WhatsApp group.
Bonus: Moving to Ireland
If Luxembourg isn’t for you, consider Ireland. It is English-speaking, easy to integrate into, and offers permanent residency in just 2 years for highly skilled workers.
I have created an Ireland Ebook that includes:
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Step-by-step visa guides for healthcare, skilled trades, and more.
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A list of Irish employers currently hiring foreigners.
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CV and Cover Letter templates.
Get your copy by contacting us or leaving a comment!
Final Thoughts
Whether it’s Luxembourg, Ireland, or starting your own publishing business, your journey abroad starts with a single step.
First timers: Please drop a comment saying “This is my first time”—I have something special for you! Don’t forget to share and bookmark.
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