Life in the heart of Europe
Most EU job opportunities are found in Brussels, Luxembourg and Frankfurt. People from across Europe relocate to these cities to work for EU institutions and agencies.
Find out more about life in these vibrant European cities for EU professionals:
Brussels
Brussels is a small but vibrant capital city with lots to offer. It is home to the majority of EU Institutions agencies, including the three main Institutions: The Commission, the Parliament and the Council. With nearly 36% of Brussel’s population being international, it is an extremely expat-friendly city. Expats particularly love the high living standards and quality of life in Brussels that comes with great healthcare, social security and well-developed public facilities.
For more information on living and working in Brussels, visit the EPSO website.
Luxembourg
Located at the crossroads of France, Belgium and Germany, Luxembourg is famed for its cosmopolitan vibe coupled with its renowned quality of life and outstanding living standard.
A true microcosm of European diversity, this prosperous nation is home to 645,000 people of more than 170 different nationalities, speaking some 80 different languages.
The country and its capital – Luxembourg City – are a unique example of tradition and modernity, blending contemporary buildings, castles and spectacular nature. All within a short walk or drive from each other.
As one of the EU’s original founding members and first seat of European institutions, Luxembourg hosts a high concentration of EU institutions and bodies, allowing for attractive interinstitutional mobility opportunities. This includes the European Court of Justice, the European Court of Auditors and the European Investment Bank.
For more information on living and working in Luxembourg, visit the EPSO website.
Frankfurt
Frankfurt is one of Germany’s most popular cities for expats. The city offers lucrative jobs, a high standard of living, and a buzzing cosmopolitan centre.
Expats in Frankfurt benefit from affordable education and a strong public healthcare system, not to mention some of the best job opportunities in all of Europe.
Frankfurt is home to the European Central Bank. For more information about living and working in Frankfurt, please visit here.