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Living in Brussels: the ultimate expat guide

Living in Brussels: the ultimate expat guide

Everything you need to know for a successful life in Brussels.

Brussels is the capital of Belgium and the seat of several key European Union institutions, including the European Commission, the European Council, and parts of the European Parliament. French and Dutch are the official languages, and English is widely used in many workplaces, especially in EU and international organizations.

5 reasons to move to Brussels

  1. Major center for international work, politics, and European affairs.
  2. Wide cultural mix with great dining and food traditions.
  3. Reliable and extensive public transport that covers the whole city.
  4. High-quality healthcare and strong education options.
  5. Large, friendly community of international residents and expatriates.

Key facts

Population1.2 million
Expats400,000
Top nationalitiesFrench, Moroccan, Italian, Romanian, Spanish
LanguagesDutch, French, English
Monthly cost of living
1 person2,200 EUR
Family of 45,500 EUR
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Nina
About the author

Nina Potentier is an independent consultant with over three years of experience working with both French and international clients. She studied Business Management at I脡SEG in Lille, specializing in digital marketing, and spent a semester abroad on a university exchange in Valencia. She also gained professional experience in Belgium during a placement in Brussels. In her free time, she enjoys photography, sports, and spending time by the sea.

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