4 Ways to MOVE TO LUXEMBOURG FOR FREE Right Now!

Summary

This video educates viewers on opportunities to move to Luxembourg, the world's richest country, for free or even get paid. It introduces four programs: Schuman, Blue Book, EI, and European Central Bank Fellowships, which are mainly for EU residents but also have slots for non-EU citizens. The video also highlights affordable education options at the University of Luxembourg and the benefits of a Luxembourg visa, such as travel within the Schengen zone.

Takeaways

• 🌍 Luxembourg is recognized as the richest country in the world with a high GDP per capita.
• 📚 There are opportunities to move to Luxembourg for free, with some programs even paying individuals to come.
• 🎓 Luxembourg offers education opportunities at affordable tuition fees, with the University of Luxembourg charging around €260.
• 🏫 Luxembourg has two major universities, one of which operates year-round, providing flexible study options.
• 🏙️ Luxembourg's location in the Schengen region allows visa-free travel to 26-27 countries for visa holders.
• 💼 Four key programs that can facilitate moving to Luxembourg include the Schuman Training Ship, Blue Book Training Ship, EI Training Ship, and the European Central Bank Fellowship.
• 💰 These programs offer financial support, ranging from €823 to €1,496 per month, and may cover additional costs like visas and flights.
• 📝 Eligibility for these programs primarily targets EU residents, but there are opportunities for non-EU applicants as well.
• 🔍 The presenter emphasizes the importance of using Google to find detailed information about these programs and applying through official channels.
• 👨‍🎓 For those interested in studying in Luxembourg, the video suggests looking into the University of Luxembourg and checking the description box for more resources.

Q & A

What is the richest country in the world?

The richest country in the world is Luxembourg.

What opportunities exist for moving to Luxembourg for free?

There are several programs that allow you to move to Luxembourg without any cost, including the Schuman Traineeship, Blue Book Traineeship, EIB Traineeship, and the European Central Bank Fellowship.

How much is the tuition fee at the University of Luxembourg?

The tuition fee at the University of Luxembourg is approximately €260.

What languages are spoken in Luxembourg?

In Luxembourg, French, German, Luxembourgish, and Dutch are spoken.

What is the Schuman Traineeship?

The Schuman Traineeship is a program that allows participants to study in Luxembourg, Strasbourg, and Brussels for five months and provides a monthly stipend of €8,236.

What benefits does the Blue Book Traineeship offer?

The Blue Book Traineeship offers a monthly stipend of €1,496, covers visa costs, flight expenses, and provides assistance with accommodation costs.

What is the duration of the EIB Traineeship?

The EIB Traineeship runs for 6 to 12 months and offers a stipend of €1,760 per month.

Can non-EU citizens apply for these traineeships?

Yes, while many programs are primarily for EU residents, there are slots available for non-EU citizens as well.

What is the European Central Bank Fellowship?

The European Central Bank Fellowship is a program in Luxembourg that lasts 6 to 12 months and provides a stipend ranging from €1,000 to €1,500 per month.

How can one find more information about these programs?

You can find more information by searching for the specific traineeship names on Google, where you will find eligibility criteria and application details.

Outlines

00:00

🌍 Introduction to Luxembourg and Opportunities

The speaker introduces Luxembourg as the richest country in the world and discusses various ways to move there without cost. They mention that the country offers opportunities where not only will you not pay to move there, but you may also be paid for coming. The speaker is a travel and migration advisor providing tips on studying, working, and living abroad. They emphasize the importance of subscribing to their channel for more information and thank their viewers for their support. They also mention a book they've written to help people move abroad independently. Luxembourg is described as a small country with a high GDP per capita and is multilingual, with French, German, Luxembourgish, and Dutch spoken. The video hints at various programs and scholarships that can facilitate moving to Luxembourg.

05:01

🎓 Educational Opportunities in Luxembourg

The speaker discusses the possibility of studying in Luxembourg at a low cost, with tuition fees as low as €260. They mention two major universities in Luxembourg, the University of Luxembourg, and another university that operates year-round. The speaker provides a brief overview of the courses available and the timing of the academic year. They also touch upon the Schuman training ship program, which allows students to study in three different cities across Europe for five months, with an option to extend the stay and find job opportunities in Luxembourg. The eligibility criteria and benefits of the Schuman training ship program are outlined, including a monthly stipend of €8,236.

10:01

💼 Work and Fellowship Opportunities in Luxembourg

The speaker introduces four programs that can help individuals move to Luxembourg for free, as they will be paid for their participation. The first is the Blue Book training ship, which offers a monthly stipend and covers visa and flight expenses, with some assistance for accommodation. The second is the EI training ship, which provides a monthly stipend of €1,496 for a program lasting 6 to 12 months. The third is the Schuman training ship, previously discussed, and the fourth is the European Central Bank Fellowship, offering a monthly stipend between €1,000 and €5,000 for a 6 to 12-month program. The speaker emphasizes that while these programs are mainly for EU residents, there are opportunities for non-EU applicants as well. They encourage viewers to use the provided links in the video description to explore these opportunities further.

Keywords

💡Luxembourg

Luxembourg is a small country in Europe, known for having one of the highest GDP per capita, making it one of the world's richest countries. In the video, Luxembourg is highlighted as a desirable destination for those seeking opportunities abroad. The speaker discusses various programs and opportunities that can facilitate moving to Luxembourg without significant financial investment.

💡GDP per capita

GDP per capita stands for Gross Domestic Product per capita and is a measure of a country's economic output per person. In the context of the video, Luxembourg's high GDP per capita is mentioned as a key factor contributing to its status as the richest country, indicating a high standard of living and economic prosperity.

💡Schengen Zone

The Schengen Zone refers to a group of 26 European countries that have abolished passport and other types of border controls at their mutual borders. The video mentions that having a Luxembourg visa allows for travel within the Schengen Zone without additional visas, which is a significant benefit for those looking to live and work in Luxembourg.

💡University of Luxembourg

The University of Luxembourg is one of the country's major universities and is mentioned in the video as an affordable educational option for those wishing to study abroad. The video highlights the low tuition fees of €260, making it an accessible choice for international students.

💡Shuman Training Ship

The Schuman Training Ship is one of the programs discussed in the video that offers opportunities for individuals to study in multiple European cities, including Luxembourg. It is described as a program that can facilitate moving to Luxembourg by providing financial support and covering various expenses.

💡Blue Book Training Ship

The Blue Book Training Ship is another program mentioned in the video that provides financial support to participants, including a monthly stipend and assistance with visa and flight expenses. It is an example of how individuals can move to Luxembourg with financial assistance.

💡EI Training Ship

The EI Training Ship program is highlighted as an opportunity that offers a monthly stipend to participants. It is designed for a duration of 6 to 12 months and is open to non-EU applicants, making it an accessible option for a wider range of individuals interested in moving to Luxembourg.

💡European Central Bank Fellowship

The European Central Bank Fellowship is a program that provides a stipend to participants for a period of 6 to 12 months. It is mentioned as an opportunity to work and live in Luxembourg, with the added benefit of not requiring a significant financial investment from the participant.

💡Affordable tuition

The term 'affordable tuition' is used in the video to describe the low cost of studying at the University of Luxembourg, which is approximately €260. This is significant as it presents an accessible educational opportunity for those on a budget or seeking to minimize their financial commitment while studying abroad.

💡Diversity and inclusion

Diversity and inclusion are mentioned in the context of EU programs that aim to provide equal opportunities for a wide range of individuals, including non-EU citizens. The video emphasizes that despite programs primarily targeting EU residents, there are opportunities for non-EU citizens, reflecting a commitment to diversity and inclusion in the programs discussed.

Highlights

Luxembourg is the world's richest country with a high GDP per capita.

Luxembourg offers opportunities to move there for free, even paying you for coming.

Luxembourg has multiple languages spoken including French, German, Luxembourgish, and Dutch.

Luxembourg is part of the Schengen region, allowing visa-free travel to 26-27 countries.

Luxembourg has two major universities with tuition fees as low as €260.

The Schuman traineeship allows study in three different cities across Europe for 5 months.

The Blue Book traineeship offers €1,496 per month and covers visa and flight expenses.

The EI traineeship provides €1,760 per month and is open to non-EU applicants.

The European Central Bank Fellowship offers €1,000 to €1,500 per month for 6 to 12 months.

Luxembourg's universities allow students to work while studying.

The video provides a detailed guide on how to apply for the mentioned programs.

The presenter emphasizes the importance of subscribing to the channel for more travel and migration tips.

The video mentions a book titled 'Move Abroad by Force' to help with self-directed international moves.

The presenter clarifies they are not on Telegram or WhatsApp, warning viewers of potential impersonators.

All relevant links and information for the programs are provided in the video description.

The video encourages viewers to apply for the programs, emphasizing the value of persistence.

The video concludes with a recap of the four programs and their benefits.

Transcripts

do you know the richest country in the

world the richest country in the world

is Luxembourg and for Luxembourg there

are several ways you can move to

Luxembourg this video is to educate you

about opportunities that exist in the

richest country in the world that can

allow you move for free by free I mean

that you will not pay a dime and they

will even pay you for coming into

Luxembourg if you're interested then

this video is for you ATT we've now

reached our destination we hope you

enjoyed the flight and have a nice

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okay let's talk about Luxembourg

Luxembourg is a small country it's a

very small country but it's the richest

country in the world they've got a very

high GDP per capita and that's why

people say it is the richest country in

the world um some countries like

lonstein would would say no but

Luxembourg Still Remains number one um

French is spoken in Lu

German is spoken in Luxembourg

luxemburgish is spoken in Luxembourg and

Dutch as well is spoken in Luxembourg

they from you know they have boundaries

with Belgium with Germany and and it's

an amazing country for you to move to um

Luxembourg is located in the shenen

region which means that if you have a

Luxembourg Visa you can travel the

2627 countries in the shenen zone

without a Visa now Luxembourg or arily

you can move as a student and study in

Luxembourg for a tuition of about

€260 okay depending on the cost you

study there are two major universities

in

Luxembourg University of Luxembourg

which you can check online okay you can

just Google University of Luxembourg and

go through all their courses I think um

it starts in October tuition ordinarily

is €260 but this video is that even if

you don't have

€260 and you want to move to Luxemburg

we're still going to help you get there

all right so University of Luxembourg

it's one there's another University in

Luxembourg that is open all year round

so if you cannot afford to go to the UK

but you have like 5,000 €7,000 8,000

even up to 10,000 but you don't want the

UK because everybody's rushing to the UK

you want someone very quiet then

Luxembourg has another University that

you can check out they open all year

round now I don't want to bore you with

all the details because I've got videos

about how to get admission how to

process it step by step so all you need

to do is go into your search bar on

YouTube and type wakawaka Dr Luxembourg

okay wakawaka Dr Luxembourg and you see

all the videos I've made about

Luxembourg that you can use to get

admission in the cheap University or

even in the expensive University where

you can study Physiotherapy

um spots and all that okay now if you

want to move to Luxembourg for free

which means that they would pay you for

coming there are four programs that I

want to introduce you to and I need you

to listen Okay four different programs

now the first one is the Shan training

ship the Shuman training ship okay on

the Schuman training ship again like I

always do I put all the links that you

need in the description box of this

video

now for the schan training ship it's a

femon program it's a f Monon program

that allows you study in three different

cities or countries if you like in

Luxembourg in Strasburg and in Brussels

okay Brussels is in Belgium Strasburg is

in France and Luxenberg city is in

Luxembourg so you study in these three

countries is for 5 months people are

going to ask me eh what about 5 months

what happens you can extend your stay in

Luxembourg and maybe get a job

opportunity

now all you need to do is just go on

Google and type human trainers ship the

website is going to come out on this

website you can see who is eligible it's

important for me to tell you this that

these four programs I'm going to talk to

you about are mainly for EU residents

and citizens listen they are mainly for

EU residents and citizen but they leave

a room for non appli an and this is

because the EU is very big on diversity

and inclusion okay they want everybody

to have equal opportunities so there are

slots for non students now not a lot of

people know about this information so it

might be useful for you to apply it's

also competitive so if you don't get in

you can keep trying and that's why I

like to share all these my videos

because it's not about oh it's not

possible I cannot get done if you

qualify and you have the right

qualifications just apply you never know

okay Shan trainers ship all right once

you Google Schuman trainers ship you

would see the page and you can see who

can apply for you to be eligible to

apply you need to be 18 years old at

least you need to have a good criminal

record you need to have a good criminal

record you need to know how to speak at

least one language out of English French

or German you need to have at least one

language you need to have zero work

experience zero work experience and you

need to have a degree and you also need

to have not participated in any training

ship that has been organized by the EU

you can take a look at the eligibility

criteria just on the page you can see it

and of course it's clearly written here

that you must come from the EU Zone but

there are slots available for non EU

citizens so that's the first one it's

Schuman traine ship and they will give

you

8,236 per month

8,236 per month okay the second one that

I want to talk to you about is called

the Blue Book training ship Blue Book

trainers ship this trainers ship is very

interesting because they will give you €

1,496 every month they would also also

cover all your Visa cost they will cover

your flight expenses and they will help

with accommodation cost I didn't say

they will give you full accommodation

they will help with accommodation cost

again it's an eropa eropa organized

trainers ship so if you go on Google and

you type Blue Book trainers ship it

takes you to the first page the first

thing you're going to see online just

click on it and it opens the page you

can go through it you would see that is

open for application in October okay

there are two openings that you can

apply for at different points okay the

next one that is coming up is in October

and you can see here that it's clearly

written the application periods and when

they would start getting back to you so

it's your responsibility to go through

that website and read it bit for bit all

right folks we're back at it again I've

mentioned two to go the blue training

ship

okay and of course I mentioned the

Schuman trainers ship I've got two more

that I want to share with you the next

one on the list is called the eiib

trainers ship the EI trainers ship where

they give you

1,76 per month this program runs for 6

to 12 months only and nonu applicants

are welcome to apply as well and you can

go through again if you go on Google

life is simple just go on Google I'm

bringing the information just use your

Google type EI trainers ship and you'll

be able to find information that you

need about the program this is what the

website looks like and you will see all

the details of how to apply who can

apply and the application period as well

are you happy yes that is eiib trainers

ship the next one I want to talk to you

about is the European Central Bank okay

European Central Bank Fellowship the

European Central Bank Fellowship uh for

Luxembourg they would also give you

between 1,000 to

,5 um per month lest I forget the eib

training ship they will reimburse you

anything you spend on traveling anything

you spend on traveling anything you

spend on flights anything you spent on

accommodation anything you spent on the

processing eiib training ship would

reimburse you and refund you okay I

forgot to mention that the last one I

want to talk to you about about is the

European Central Bank Fellowship okay

the European Central Bank Fellowship

which is also in Luxembourg this is a 6

to 12 month program um it used to be 3

to 6 months and it's 6 to 12 month

program now and non e applicants are

also welcome to apply so all you need to

do again is use your Google and the

first page that comes out is something

like this so you need to read through

check the eligibility criteria make sure

that you can apply and you apply for it

remember all the links to the four that

I've mentioned will be put in the

description box of this video so let's

do a recap number one Blue Book trainers

ship number two is the EI trainers ship

number three is Shan trainers ship and

number four is the European Central Bank

Fellowship these four programs can bring

you into Luxembourg for free because

because they're going to pay you and you

don't need to spend a lot of money that

said if you find Luxembourg very

attractive and you want to move you can

check the University of Luxembourg

tuition in the University of Luxembourg

is about

€260 depending on the cost you need to

study and there's no need for Els you

can work while you study as well there

you go folks it's been a pleasure

talking to you about these opportunities

that exist in Luxembourg and I'm hoping

that you will make use of it as not a

lot of people know about these

opportunities it's been a pleasure

talking to you I hope that you do

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