Coliving in Brussels - Fully FurnishedThe most cosmopolitan, vibrant, and welcoming capital

Yes, Brussels is a welcoming, human-scale European capital. Like any major international city, it has busier areas around main transit hubs, but overall, it offers a high quality of life and a safe environment for young professionals and students.

At Neybor, we selectively choose our house locations in the city’s safest, most desirable, and vibrant residential districts, such as Ixelles, Saint-Gilles, and Etterbeek, ensuring you feel completely secure and at peace both inside and outside your home.

Brussels has one of the most open and active social scenes in Europe. Home to over 180 nationalities, the city is a true melting pot where people are naturally open-minded and eager to meet others. From lively neighborhood after-work drinks to weekend food markets, there is always an opportunity to connect.

The Neybor advantage: Moving to a new country can feel intimidating, but our coliving spaces give you an instant international family. You will share a beautifully designed home with like-minded peers, making it effortless to build lasting friendships from day one.

Not at all. Brussels is incredibly compact and perfectly connected. The city features a seamless and affordable public transport network (STIB/MIVB) combining metros, trams, and buses that can take you anywhere in minutes.

It is also a highly walkable city with a rapidly growing biking culture and plenty of shared mobility options (e-bikes and scooters). Plus, as Europe’s ultimate transit hub, Brussels Midi station connects you directly to Paris, London, and Amsterdam in under two hours.

Absolutely. While French and Dutch are the official languages, English is the unofficial bridge language of Brussels due to the massive presence of European institutions, international companies, and expats.

You will find that supermarkets, gyms, bars, restaurants, and doctors almost always accommodate English speakers smoothly. Neybor also handles all the administrative complexities of your housing in English, making your transition into Belgian life completely hassle-free.

Yes, and it is legally required if you stay long-term. In Belgium, registering at the local town hall (commune/gemeente) is a mandatory step to get your national registration number, open a local bank account, and finalize your work paperwork.

While finding a landlord who allows address registration can be a nightmare on the traditional market, Neybor provides fully compliant, official lease agreements that allow you to register your address immediately and hassle-free at any of our properties. We make the Belgian administrative start as smooth as possible.