r/liechtenstein

I’m a 20-year-old Brazilian who discovered Liechtenstein a few years ago and fell in love with the country. The culture, form of government, landscapes, and tranquility, among other things—I even bought Hans Adam II’s book to read. My question is: How could I live in Liechtenstein? Is the process very bureaucratic? Is it worth it? How could I live and work there? I’m thinking about getting dual citizenship—Austrian or German—but I don’t know if I’d be able to. If I can’t, is it difficult? How does the population, as a whole, treat others?

obs: I plan to get my bachelor's degree in economics in Brazil and then think about moving to another country and, of course, learn german, haha. By the way, what sort of german do you speak? Bavarian dialect?

I know that it will vary drastically from region to region and by individual familiarity and of course Liechtenstein German is not homogenous.

But I'm just curious. Like how British people can identify an American from an Australian no problem but it's hard to tell an Australian from a New Zealander.

Do you know which staff restaurants can also be accesses by non-employees? And what are your experiences?

I've been already to the First Advisory staff restaurant at Wuhrstrasse in Vaduz. I would rate it with a 3 out of 5. They had a bit of variety, the veggie menu was sold out at 12.15 every time I went there. And the taste of the food was ok-ish but not more.

I'm visiting Liechtenstein for a week. It's my first time here! But also, is there a self-service Laundromat in this country? Anywhere? I didn't see anything on Google or any of the research I've done. Thank you!

I hear the high and higher Alemannic dialects spoken in Liechtenstein are so different that other Teutophones cannot understand it so I was wondering what the general attitudes locally were.