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In today’s travel vlog, I explore Luxembourg, known as the richest country in the world. With one of the highest GDPs globally, Luxembourg boasts an impressive standard of living, but beneath the wealth lies a complex reality. I dive into the daily life of the people here, examining the high cost of living, work-life balance, and what tax funds are used for to support the population. As I walk through the city, I see firsthand the contrast between wealth and the struggles some face. Luxembourg may be a prosperous nation, but it still has social inequality, and homelessness remains a visible issue. This video offers a deeper look at how life is for those at both ends of the economic spectrum. Join me as I uncover the reality of life in Luxembourg, from luxury to hardship. If you find this video insightful, please subscribe to my channel for more travel vlogs that reveal life beyond the surface in places around the world! ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー ▶︎Here is Polina's IG https://www.instagram.com/travelingpo... https://www.instagram.com/luxembourg.... ▶︎Here is the website of the support group Stëmm vun der Stross https://stemm.lu/en ▶︎Additional information by Stëmm vun der Stross. ① Salaries in Luxembourg The average salary for unqualified workers is 2,570.93 euros per month, and for qualified workers it is 3,085.11 euros per month. The average hourly salary for qualified workers is about 17 euros, and for unqualified workers it is about 14 euros. ② The average rent and down payment for a room in Luxembourg The average rent for a room in Luxembourg is 28.10 euros per square meter, and you have to pay 1,600 euros for a one-room apartment. That means you need more than half your salary to pay rent, and this is the biggest problem in Luxembourg. There is a shortage of social housing and rooms. At the beginning of the contract, landlords don't ask for one month's rent, but usually they ask for three months' rent. ③ The vicious cycle of not having an address You need an address to receive social assistance from the government. No address means no job, no job means no money, no money means no address. SECOND CHANNEL ▶ Behind the scenes extra footage 🎥 BAPPA LIFE - / bappashotalife BAPPA SHOP Check out our goods and bus build diagrams ▶ https://bappashop.com WANT UPDATES BETWEEN VIDEOS? 👦 Bappa Shota’s Instagram - / bappa.shota 👦 Bappa Shota’s TikTok - / bappa_shota 🌎 Website / Blog - https://bappashota.com YOUTUBE GEAR 📷 Camera (SONY A7S3) - https://geni.us/U9NcDC (Amazon) 🎥 Action Camera (GoPro 11) - https://geni.us/OBrF (Amazon) 🕹 Drone (MAVIC 2 PRO) - https://geni.us/mhJu (Amazon) 🎒 Camera Bag - https://geni.us/vqJt (Amazon) 🎬 Full YouTube Gear List - https://bit.ly/3mZPvNo BAPPA SHOTA MUSIC 🎵 Epidemic Sound (Get 30 days free) - https://bit.ly/3ec5a8e VANLIFE GEAR 🔋 Van Portable Battery - https://geni.us/Zc6MNvp (Amazon) 🚐 Our 45 Favourite Van Life Goods - https://bit.ly/3tBtnv7 ------------------------------ ▶ BAPPA SHOTA Most Watched TOP3 Videos ① • 世界一物価の安い国で1万円持って行ったら金持ち過ぎた ② • Video ③ • 世界最高齢105歳の刺青師の手彫り伝統タトゥーが凄まじかった ▶ BAPPA SHOTA Reccomended TOP3 Videos ① • 世界最高級の大○を生産するインドの貴族が住む孤立した集落がとんでもない場所だった ② • バラナシの火葬場に住む○体を食すリアル・カニ○リズムとの出会い ③ • 世界1綺麗な海の上に浮かぶ超豪華ハウスボートでの生活が天国みたいだった ▶ BAPPA SHOTA Playlists Based on Countries • フィリピン / Philippines • タイ / Thailand • ベトナム / Vietnam • インド / India • バングラデシュ / Bangladesh ------------------------------ WHO AM I? My name is Shota and I'm a traveler and van conversion enthusiast. When I was 19, I left Japan and spent nine years exploring different countries and immersing myself in diverse cultures. In the past three years, I've been sharing my adventures in Japan through my YouTube channel, showcasing the lesser-known sides of the country and vanlife travel experience. When I'm not busy converting vans and ex-Japanese police buses into campervans, I'm back on the road, traveling the world and sharing my journey with others. My ultimate goal is to inspire others to embrace the diversity and vastness of the world around them. DISCLAIMER: Affiliate links may be included in the description.