• MMC
• 16 of September 2026

Luxembourg: a new development for expatriate families! From the 2026/2027 school year, the “ALPHA – zesumme wuessen” project will gradually allow families to choose between French and German as the language of literacy for their child in primary education. What does this mean for international families? Read our article to learn more about this change and the new options available within Luxembourg’s public education system.

• MMC
• 2 of July 2026

Finding the right accommodation is a priority during an international relocation— but understanding the lease agreement is just as important. Drawing on our experience supporting companies and their international employees, we share the five key points to review before signing a residential lease in Luxembourg, helping you secure a smooth and successful relocation from day one.

• MMC
• 6 of May 2026

In an international mobility project, involving multiple experts is often necessary. Immigration, relocation, tax, housing, settling-in, internal HR teams — each stakeholder plays a specific role and brings valuable expertise. The challenge, therefore, does not lie in the diversity of expertise itself. It arises when roles begin to stack, handovers multiply, and coordination becomes an additional layer in the process. In international mobility, the real risk is not always a lack of expertise. It often lies in an excess of interfaces