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  • utopiah@lemmy.worldEnglish
    111·
    8 days ago

    how is Belgium to live in and what would it look like to live there right now?

    It’s literally between France, Germany and the Netherlands, I mean geographically yes but roughly culturally too. Arguably Brussels is a mix of all that and other cities again match where they are.

    So… it’s a Western European country with good quality of life despite thanks to having one of the very highest taxes rate. You don’t have to be a socialist to be here but if you want to become a rich entrepreneur it’s going to be challenging.

    Source : immigrated there from France ~10 years ago.

    Edit: s/despite/thanks to/