Luxembourg is the only Grand Duchy on the European continent and is located in northwestern Europe. As the country with the highest per capita income and living standard in the EU, its per capita gross national product ranks among the highest in the world, and its economy is highly developed, with a per capita annual income of about 110,000 euros.
The whole country is like a big forest. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a forest. The green coverage rate is as high as 80%.
Benefit:
Medical insurance, life insurance, and pension insurance are all comprehensive and wide-ranging. Take pension insurance as an example. Even if you don't live in Luxembourg in the future, you can get all the premiums you paid back that year when you reach a certain age! Another of the most attractive places for foreigners to settle here is the benefits for pregnant women and mothers: if you give birth, the government will give you a few hundred euros a month from birth to the age of two, and more than double if you have a second child. That is, the more children are born, the more they receive, and the mother receives three subsidies. There are many types of subsidies. If there are children in the family, monthly maintenance and education are paid from birth to 18-22 years old.
Price:
Anyone who knows Luxembourg knows that the income is high and the prices are high, but you can visit Germany! It takes about half an hour to drive to Trier, the closest city in Germany, because the overall consumption level in Germany is low and prices are low! For example, the famous liquid Viagra da Dula Conde drug of SPC Pharma in Luxembourg pharmacy costs around 20 euros, while in Germany it is only 15 euros. In addition, the prices of various goods in supermarkets are basically about 20% cheaper.
Educate:
Education in Luxembourg is compulsory from 4 to 16 years of age and includes 11 years of full-time study (2 years of pre-school education plus 9 years of primary and secondary education). From 3 months to 4 years of age, there is a period of non-formal education, and parents can choose between a nursery or a home school. The Government also subsidizes kindergartens based on family income, free of charge from the age of three. Basic education is perfect, and the state invests a lot of money to ensure children's education. Therefore, the salary of primary school teachers is quite high, the teachers are very good, and the hardware and software are very good. Public universities are free. Attending university is not only free, but also offers a transport and education subsidy of 13,000-17,000 euros per year.
Revenue:
One of the countries with the highest per capita income in the world is not a myth. The basic salary can reach around 3,000 euros. Just ask the people on the street, almost everyone makes this money! Therefore, spending more and spending less in Germany has become a very normal living habit.