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Luxembourg: A safe long-term choice for expats 

Is Luxembourg a safe country? Absolutely. From low crime rates to strong economic fundamentals and social inclusivity, the country offers a secure, prosperous lifestyle for you and your family. 

Safety and stability: Part of everyday life 

Whether you are looking to advance your career, raise a family or enjoy a diverse cultural scene, safety in Luxembourg extends from the streets to the economy. The diverse and inclusive culture, with nearly half of the population foreign-born, fosters a welcoming environment for people from all over the world.  

Luxembourg is also home to a range of international schools, free public transport and other services, and abundant green spaces, making it not only safe but also family-friendly. The high level of multilingualism, social welfare and cultural richness further enhances the sense of belonging and integration. 

Living safely in Luxembourg 

Consistently ranked as one of the safest countries for expats to live, Luxembourg boasts a low crime rate. But your safety is about more than that alone. The social structures provide financial security, while a strong GDP performance reflects the country's economic resilience. 

#1
highest purchasing power in the EU
#1
safest country for expats
#2
most resilient economy in the world
3rd 
lowest government debt rate in the EU

Economic and social strengths 

Luxembourg’s stability goes beyond personal safety. With a robust economy, transparent governance and a strong European identity, the country offers a safe and reliable setting for your future plans.
  1. Political stability is a core characteristic:
    Luxembourg ranks among the most politically stable countries in the world and is generally governed by coalition governments including different political parties. This supports a long-term policy approach.  
  2. Strong economic fundamentals:
    Luxembourg is one of the few countries in the world that are consistently AAA-rated by all major credit rating agencies, due to its economic resilience, solid public finances, and robust and transparent institutional framework. 
  3. Committed to the EU: 
    As founding members of the European Union and Schengen Agreement, Luxembourg is deeply European and home to 12 different EU institutions.  

All of this attracts people from all over the world looking for a secure lifestyle and provides Luxembourg with another sense of security – psychological safety from knowing that many of your fellow residents and co-workers are a long way from home as well. 

Relocation guide for living and working in Luxembourg.


More about living, working and settling in Luxembourg

This guide brings together everything you need to know about relocating to Luxembourg, from housing and healthcare to work culture and everyday life. Whether you are early in your journey with many other locations to consider or already preparing for your move, you will find clear, practical information to help you take the next steps with confidence.