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If you plan to live in Belgium, you should first know that the country mainly comprises 3 regions: the Flemish region where Flemish is spoken, the French-speaking region of Wallonia where French is spoken and the Brussels region which is a cosmopolitan region. There are also German-speaking and Dutch-speaking minorities. To do your shopping, shops, stores and supermarkets are open until 7pm during the week and until 9pm on weekends. In general, the flat country can be considered as a lively country with a real buzz by day and night. Bars, restaurants, cinemas and nightclubs are everywhere in the big cities and remain open to the delight of nightlife enthusiasts.

It is very easy to find accommodation in Belgium. You can consult ads on the Internet…as for the price of accommodation, it varies from one city to another and the most expensive city is the capital Brussels. For the price of food, it is about the same as in France. On the other hand, for smokers, the price of a packet of cigarettes is much lower than in France. To get around in Belgium, you can take the bus or the metro whose ticket is around 2 euros. Health care and education costs are cheap and generally affordable. For food lovers, Belgium has a rich and varied cuisine, several varieties of cheeses and wines, in addition to pastries and the famous Belgian chocolate.