FFB ASBL

FFB organizes each year, in November, the Festival of the Brazilian Movie in Luxembourg. It offers an alternative to the stereotypes that are often associated with the image of Brazil. The festival presents the recent and award winning movies, mostly in various cinemas in Luxembourg. It also organizes discussions with directors and / or actors of the films shown at the festival. Their FB page « Festival of the Brazilian Luxembourg » is the fastest way to stay informed about the festival program and other cultural events sponsored or partnered by the festival. The festival is always looking for volunteers. Feel free to contact them to offer help.

Read also the interview of Pieca Levy, the initiator of the Brazilian Film Festival in Luxembourg.

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Made in Brazil

Made in Brazil is an association which has three ambitions: to promote the Brazilian culture, to help the diaspora and to support the development process in Brazil.
They sponsor the actions of the Luxembourg Boy Scouts when they act in our country. Niki, the president of the association, cooks a delicious « feijoada » that he serves on his stand during the multicultural events organized by the municipalities or cultural circles, and he is present in almost all street festivals.
Those are opportunities for him and his wife, Ana Claudia – who prepares delicious cakes – to promote our culture through typical Brazilian dishes and drinks. Made in Brazil is the co-founder and eternal sponsor of the Brazilian Movie Festival.
To contact the association: madeinbrazil.asbl@hotmail.com

LBBC Luxembourg Brazil Business Council ASBL

LBBC is working for the development of trade between Brazil and Luxembourg for its members

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Jornal contacto

The largest newspaper of Luxembourg the Wort, is written in German, Luxemburgish and French in hard copy. But there are versions in other languages online: Luxembourg Times for English version, Wort in French and in Portuguese. This latter is called Jornal Contacto and also has a free printed version.
O Contacto is directed at the Portuguese-speaking community residing in Luxembourg which includes, in addition to the Brazilians, many Cape Verdeans and a huge Portuguese community.

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Blog: Cafe com o Grão

The Blog Cafe com o Grão Duque relates the life experience in Luxembourg. A Brazilian feminine author publishes articles related to expatriate life. She has written an excellent article: “11 motivos para morar em Luxemburgo”, which is worth reading.

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Brasileiros em Luxemburgo

has over 1100 members and is an inexhaustible source of useful information for all Brazilians, those who have just arrived in the country or those that have lived there for a long time.

The page contains more than 50 documents which respond to many questions, and gives useful information, as for example, amongst others, a list of accredited translators and a list of baby sitters. The last posted document explains the steps to follow to replace the Brazilian licence against the Luxembourgian one.

The group has a fantastic active and collaborative community. To become a member of this group, you must be a resident of the country.

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Luxemburgo informações e turismo

The Facebook page “Luxemburgo informações e turismo » provides useful information to get you prepared for the move and answers specific questions from the Brazilian community.

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Mães e pais brasileiros em Luxemburgo

This group is ideal for those who have young children. The publications on this page offer activities to be done with children and discuss issues related to motherhood and education.

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5 things to know before moving from Brazil

An interesting article in Portuguese written by a Brazilian lady who lives in Holland listing the 5 things one needs to know before emigrating.

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