Delo in življenje v Bruslju
Informacije o življenju v glavnem mestu Belgije, kjer je sedež številnih institucij in organov EU
Bruselj je majhno, vendar živahno glavno mesto, ki ponuja veliko. Vas zanima, ali je Bruselj pravi kraj za življenje vas in vaše družine? Če želite izvedeti več, si poglejte spodnje povezave.
- Sprejemna pisarna za izseljence: informacije o življenju v Bruslju, vključno z administrativnimi zadevami (EN, FR in NL).
- Regija Bruselj – glavno mesto: informacije o kulturnih, prostočasnih in športnih dogodkih ter javnem prevozu, izobraževanju in stanovanjih (EN, FR in NL).
- Mesto Bruselj: informacije o kulturnih, prostočasnih in športnih dogodkih ter javnem prevozu, izobraževanju in stanovanjih (EN, FR in NL).
- Mobilnost v Bruslju: informacije in novice o javnem prevozu in pobudah v zvezi z mobilnostjo v Bruslju (EN, FR in NL).
- Visit Brussels: informacije o prostočasnih dejavnostih, restavracijah in kulturnih prireditvah (EN, FR, NL, ES, DE, IT in PT).
- We love Brussels: vodnik po zanimivi in dinamični evropski mestni četrti ter njenih manj znanih kotičkih (EN).
- Muzeji v Bruslju: informacije o muzejih v Bruslju (EN, FR in NL).
- Brussels Agenda: informacije o koncertnih prizoriščih, kinematografih, nočnem življenju, dejavnostih za družine in še več (EN, FR in NL).
- Center BOZAR: informacije v EN, FR in NL o dinamičnem in raznolikem kulturnem programu koncertov in razstav – multidisciplinarni center, v katerem potekajo razprave, gledališki, filmski in literarni dogodki ter druge dejavnosti o povezavah med umetnostjo in družbo.
- Brussels Times: novice o vsakodnevnem dogajanju v Bruslju, vključno z lokalno politiko (EN).
Regija Bruselj – glavno mesto je bila leta 2023 med dobitniki nagrade evropska prestolnica vključevanja in raznolikosti v kategoriji lokalnih oblasti z več kot 50 000 prebivalci. Za številne pobude in dolgoročno strategijo na področju raznolikosti in vključevanja se je regija uvrstila na drugo mesto.
Glede na letno poročilo „Mini-Bru“ bruseljskega inštituta za statistiko in analizo so leta 2023 evropski državljani, ki niso državljani Belgije, predstavljali 23 % prebivalcev Bruslja – tudi zato je Bruselj resnična evropska prestolnica. (vir: BELGA, belgijska tiskovna agencija)
Izjava o omejitvi odgovornosti urad EPSO ne more prevzeti odgovornosti za povezave, ki jih zagotovijo zunanji subjekti in so na voljo na tej spletni strani.
- Starting a new job in Brussels with the EU
- Guide for newcomers with disabilities
- Spouses and partners
- European Schools in Brussels
The European Commission’s Welcome Office helps newcomers and their families settle in Brussels (and in Luxembourg too).
They make available useful information and the ‘Soon in Brussels’ guide to give newly arrived Commission staff an overview of what they can expect when moving to Brussels, and to give them tips and information to make their new start successful!
This information is publicly available to all and can be of benefit to anyone interested in learning more about Brussels and wishing to join in the future the European Commission, as well as other Brussels-based EU institutions.
The European Commission has also welcome guides for newcomers to their Joint Research Centre (JRC) sites in Geel (Belgium), Ispra (Italy), Karlsruhe (Germany), Petten (the Netherlands), and Seville (Spain). You can access those guides on the dedicated European Commission’s website: Working at the Commission – conditions and environment - European Commission (europa.eu)
The EU institutions prepared a guide to welcome staff with a disability to Brussels, at the start of their career or traineeship.
The guide aims to help staff with their new start and make it as smooth as possible. It provides pointers so that new staff can make the best possible choices in terms of accommodation, transport, and leisure activities.
Its content can also be of interest to those planning to join EU Careers in Brussels, and that is why EPSO is also making it available here.
If you are planning to move to Brussels to work for the EU and your spouse or partner is accompanying you, you may wish to learn more about the support offered by Actiris Brussels to people newly arrived to Brussels to help them find a job.
Their website is available in English, French and Dutch.
Learn more about the multilingual network of European Schools in Brussels where many children of EU staff go to school.
- European School, Brussels I (Uccle + Berkendael campuses)
- European School, Brussels II (Woluwe + Evere campuses)
- European School, Brussels III (Ixelles campus)
- European School, Brussels IV (Laeken campus)
Brussels through the eyes of EU insiders
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Meet EU staff
