A table with an overview of international schools in Brussels with the following criteria would be displayed here.
- Name
- Website / contact details
- Curriculum
- Number of students
- Cost
Skip to content
Top Tips
| 01 | Learn French or Dutch, especially if you are coming long-term. If you have children this is even more important and will assist them to integrate. |
| 02 | Learn the Belgian rules of the road as they are a little different to other places and can be complicated. |
| 03 | Join expat groups by all means but remember that Belgians do exist too, and many expats make the mistake of never getting to know them properly. |
| 04 | Make the most of summer. Winters are wet, cold and gloomy and involve largely indoor activities. |
| 05 | Bring as many personal documents as possible (birth, driving, examination certificates), they will help in many different bureaucratic situations. |
Useful links
- http://www.awaymagazine.be
A magazine in English with resources for international families in Belgium. Check the Blog/Forum section. - http://www.ackroyd.be
English-language magazines aimed at the expatriate community including The Bulletin, The Newcomer and The Expatriate Directory. - http://www.brusselslife.be
Information website in both English and French. - http://www.resto.be
A useful search engine to find a table among 16203 restaurants listed.
Interesting fact
| On an average day, the air pollution levels in Beijing are nearly five times above World Health Organization standards for safety. |
