Integration is… step by step
Moving to Luxembourg – challenging however positively surprised I am a positive thinker. When last spring my husband...
Fancy a ciné-lunch @ the Cinémathèque with the JAA Club?
Having your lunch break at the Cinémathèque? .. a way to change your ideas, distract and get some inspiration. If you...
Looking for tips to progress in your professional life?
Viviana, Italian expat in Luxembourg, tells us about Viviana’s Coach – her on line platform of coaching...
5 things that have surprised me when I arrived in Luxembourg
What surprised me when I moved to Luxembourg ? Life takes us to different places as expatriates and made us unexpected...
Sing along to integrate with Voices International
Voices International, an international choir composed of at least 20 different nationalities, recruits new members. The...
Tango: from the brothels to UNESCO heritage
Tango as an interesting cultural integration tool… The tango was born at the end of the 19th century in Buenos...
Encourager le dialogue européen : un des objectifs de l’Institut Pierre Werner
L’Institut Pierre Werner (IPW) est un centre culturel européen, créé en 2003 à Luxembourg, à l’initiative des...
Learning the history of Luxembourg @ the Luxembourg City Musem
Despite its very small size Luxembourg has a very rich history, which somehow reflects the complexity of the European...
Volunteering in Luxembourg ? A nice way to integrate
You have just arrived to Luxembourg and wish to integrate ? The JAA Club suggests to have a look to the KORU...
Expat Portrait: the Brazilian Pieca Levy living in Luxembourg
We have the pleasure to présent you Pieca Lievy, Brazilian Expat in Luxembourg, with an hectic and busy life. She is,...
Maria Grazia Galati: italian expat portrait
Maria Grazia Galati is one of the two founders of PassaParola, a reference magazine of the Italian community in...
Péter T., Hungarian expat in Luxembourg
Dear Péter, thank you for accepting to do the interview with me. First, I will ask you some questions about your...
Mónika G. crafter, designer, blogger, Hungarian expat in Luxembourg
Dear Monika, thank you for accepting to do the interview with me. First, I will ask you some questions about your...
Vivre dans un pays multiculturel où l’intégration est “partout”
Le Luxembourg est un pays multiculturel où de nombreuses nationalités se côtoient. Retrouvez l’expérience...
Welcome to Luxembourg: I’m Nour from Damascus
Big hello with lots of sunshine to all of our JAA club followers! I am Nur from Damascus, Syria and live in Luxembourg...
Neha Bhandari : Indian women entrepreneur in Luxembourg
Nationality: Indian. In Luxembourg for 4 years Educational background Masters in Apparel Marketing & Management,...
Discovering Indian women entrepreneurs in Luxembourg
Why many indian woman become entrepreneurs in Luxembourg ? A lot of us Indian women move to Luxembourg following our...
Cross-cultural experience as an Italian doctor settled in Luxembourg
Graduated in Italy as a doctor, Cecilia Magris Barbazza is now an happy general practitioner in Luxembourg. She gives...
Discovering Mexico in Luxembourg
If you are fan of tacos and margaritas and live in Luxembourg, you will find some useful information in this article. ...
Le Luxembourg représenté au Mexique !
L’été dernier, un groupe d’artistes venu du Luxembourg a représenté le Luxembourg au Mexique. Le groupe de danse...
5 choses étonnantes au Luxembourg, témoignage d’expatriée espagnole
De nombreuses choses peuvent surprendre en arrivant lorsqu’on part vivre dans un nouveau pays. Carola, expatriée...
