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Living in Brussels:
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Brussels is known as the "Capital
of Europe", and for those who are beginning a new
job here, the prospect of relocating can seem a daunting
one. However, beginning a contract with Eurocity can make
the whole process much smoother.
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Here at Eurocity we will endeavour to
make your relocation as smooth as possible. Before you
start with us, we will inform you of everything you
need to do to make the transfer to working in Brussels.
For example, the documentation that you must possess,
how to join your Commune, tax information, advice on
how to organise medical coverage, and many other little
details that will help to make your time in Brussels
more enjoyable. This specialised and individual service
is what makes Eurocity so unique as an IT consultancy.
We are here, in Brussels, to help you.
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Before you arrive, we will book you into
a hotel close to your new office so there are no worries
when you step off the plane or train. We will also reserve
you accommodation in one of Brussels' many "Flatotels"
if you wish, to enable you to have a base to work from
in the first few weeks while you search for a more permanent
residence in Brussels. We also have a list of hotels and
Flatotels which covers a variety of different prices and
locations in Brussels.
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Some useful publications when it comes
to finding an apartment or house for rent in Brussels
are The Bulletin, the weekly English-language magazine
which contains a comprehensive list of various types of
apartments and houses. Vlan+, the weekly Belgian newspaper
detailing literally hundreds of types of accommodation
is published every Monday . (Pick one up in the newsagent's
for 1.25€ ).
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Estate Agents will help reduce the stress
of finding a new home, and the cost of their services
is borne by the property owner, not by the prospective
tenant.
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