LuxNomads Reviews 

If I could I’d give them a negative on the stars. PLEASE DO NOT let Michelle reel you in with her bubbly personality. There is another side to her. One of greed and the lack of empathy.

I’m 65 and widowed. Dreaming of living in Europe and exploring it is huge on my bucket list so I was filled with excitement after stumbling upon a reel on instagram with Michelle app bubbly throwing out her bait. Well she got me hook, line, and sinker.

I’m 65, I should have done research before spending 15k and all I got out of it was one phone call from the immigration attorney and the cards used to do fingerprints for the FBI background check. The cards came from Amazon.

I was in full speed mode with planning the estate auction, hiring a painter, and hiring a wood floor installer so I could get my house in tip top shape before putting it on the market.

I had been with LuxNomads since August of 2025. In October I got some very bad news. I had been in great pain in both my knees and finally my appointment day arrived. Exams were done and X-rays taken. The doctor informed me that I require total knee replacements on both knees and my right hip needs replacement too. I was floored. The first surgery was scheduled for late January 2026. A few weeks before my surgery I became quite ill. I was so bad that I could barely make it from the den to the bathroom and back. The shortness of breath that I experienced during this time scared me so bad.

I could not see my GP until April 1 and the pain that came along with this illness was all consuming. It was almost more than I could handle. No pain meds, nothing!

Believe it or not…. I’m still seeing specialist from the referrals my GP sent out on April 1!!! Medical care in America is infuriating. You wait months to see a doctor only to have him/her to fly into the exam room like he/she is going to be struck dead if he/she gives me more than 3 minutes of his/her time! Makes me ask myself ….. WTF? How on earth does a doctor even know what I’m experiencing if he/she did not ask me ? When I tried to speak it was ignored and unheard because he/she was talking over me and clearly did not want to hear anything that I had to share.

This happened with each doctor that I have seen. Several have had to back track because they did not allow me to speak. I have had unnecessary tests and meds due to their negligent care.

Quite a bit of health issues were found. The one that affects me the most is the excruciating pain that I’ve had to live with from January to April.

The diagnosis? Polymyalgia Rheumatica. It is the nasty culprit of all my pain. I was told that the only treatment is the long-term use of 40mg of Prednisone each day. It can take 3 to 5 years before it vanishes.

To have my surgeries I have to be off of prednisone for 3 months before any surgery. Until I see the rheumatologist next week and find out the exact treatment plan he has for me there will be no surgery any time soon.

There is one thing that I stumbled across in my research of PMR. The FDA has approved a drug to treat PMR. I pray that this is true and I can get off the
prednisone. Can’t wait until the 10th to see my Rheumatologist. He will be the one to treat the PMR.

I’m gonna wrap this up…. Long story short…..Michelle has only responded to one of my emails with a blank email with an attachment of one page of the contract I signed with Lux.

No hi, bye, or kiss my A$$! I did eventually get an email from my “person” who was assigned to help me and guide me. Basically the email sounded like it had been dictated by Michelle. No refund, but my file will be put on hold for one year. I emailed back explaining that it will most likely require more than a year for all of my surgeries and recovery. CRICKETS.

A few weeks back I emailed Michelle one last time hoping that she would show some empathy. CRICKETS! She did remove me from access to the VIP website. I’m guessing that her response was a big old No with a FY added in.

Now what do I do? Lick my wounds and accept that I gave 15k for one phone call from the immigration attorney and fingerprint cards from Amazon!

My humble opinion is this. Michelle has two sides. The bubbly one that makes all these promises and the stone cold, greedy, misleading person that she is.

Stay away from Michelle and LuxNomads. There are others who are less expensive and actually have empathy.

I’ll get off my soap box and sooth my blood pressure!

Sincerely,

One very angry woman in Alabama

I’ve been following Lux Nomads (more accurately Michelle’s IG channel) for a while but I didn’t start getting serious about moving to Spain until June 2026. Her marketing videos were compelling and definitely targeted the desperation lots of US citizens are feeling living here bc things are so bad.

With my husband, we decided to bite the bullet and start the process in June. As soon as I sent my inquiry, I was paired with an agent, Amy, and we had our introductory call shortly after. She was very thorough and addressed all of my questions, definitely left a great impression. During that call she explained that to move forward, which is the appointment with their legal and tax experts, we would need to put a $2k “deposit” which would count toward the overall package if we decided to sign a contract. We were quoted $34k to move us two and our dog and help us find housing, help with all paperwork all the way through citizenship. Since she had been so great, we decided to do it. We were promised a meeting with these folks within a week.

A few days past and nothing happened so I reached out only to be told that we actually had to be put on a “waitlist” because the lawyer was backed up so they gave me an estimate of two weeks. She also offered a refund of our $2k, which in retrospect I should have take, but trusting her we decided to move forward and wait.

Two weeks go by and I don’t hear anything so I reach out again to Amy. At this point it’s July. Nothing- not a single message back. Around this time I saw that Michelle had let go of her “sales team” on her IG but nothing has been communicated to us. A few more days passed and I still haven’t heard anything, so naturally I start reaching out to every email contact I can find online.

I was finally able to hear back from Michelle herself late- July after literally sending emails every day, reaching out via IG and LinkedIn, messaging through their portal, and she apologizes and says that someone will be in contact with me asap. I was then contacted by Charles. He is addressing my concerns and says that he has arranged for a meeting with the lawyer a week from that day. Okay fine, we go with it bc at this point we have received nothing in two months and really wanted to get the process going.

Well, day of the meeting my husband and I sit in the zoom meeting, Charles arrives, and we just sit…. No lawyer… no nothing. At this point I’m done. I tell Charles that’s it I want my refund and this has been a complete waste of time. Mind you, the lawyer shows up almost 30 min into the call and offers to still do it bc we’re already here… I honestly have no words about the lack of professionalism of these people.

I requested a refund right then and there and was told they will “see bc they don’t offer refunds”. Immediately after the call I called my bank and file a chargeback bc this is insane. $2k is not a small amount - I don’t even want to think what would have happened had we handed them $34k!!! And they required them upfront!! Definitely dodged a bullet!

I would never recommend this service to anyone- do your research and read on Reddit the hundreds of bad experiences people had had and still are having left and right with this company. I’m one of the lucky ones that got her money back bc I documented everything and sent the whole thing to my bank but lots of people have been straight up scammed and preyed on by this deceitful company. Shame on them for using the dire situation in the US as propaganda. I’m really sad because we were very excited about possibly moving to Spain but this definitely left me with a really bitter taste in my mouth.

This company markets itself as a "white glove" concierge relocation service and charges a very premium fee. I will start with what was good- they had excellent immigration attorneys that made the process of getting a visa go very smoothly. However there are many other factors in making an international move. When we made the decision to sign on with them, rather than one of the more "a la carte" relocation services, it was our expectation based on the fee, that we would be carefully shepherded through the process in a "project management" style e.g., "OK you have done step 1 and 2 now the next step is..." but we found that we were having to follow up with them most of the time and ask "what next" so for us it was more like "guard rails" that keep us moving forward. The legal services were great as I said, but as far as housing, although they used a very well-known international realty personality who was very nice, we did most of the work using Idealista - the realtor arranged for a video showing and was an intermediary for the lease and functioned more as a translator with the landlord than anything else. Lux was also unaware of certain requirements for residency like the length of the lease required in our area for getting the Padron, or what was needed to get our belongings that were shipped out of Spanish customs. For these two issues it cost us several thousand more than it would to get a lease on the fly that worked than had we known of these requirements,and we waited 6 weeks for our items to be released from customs. We were told that this was a new requirement from Spanish customs which may be, but this was our experience that we were not prepared for. Even with that I might have given them 4 stars, but near the end of the process communication through Lux's social platform went completely silent (after making seismic changes in the organization and firing the law firm- the best thing they had going) and when it returned there was a defensive rant from the CEO about how the platform was only supposed to be to celebrate "wins" and was causing her and her staff too much stress so it was being turned off, despite it being part of the contract. At the end of the day, the CEO is a brilliant marketer and dare I say, "influencer" who does a great job selling the lifestyle you can have and is not shy about showing how amazing hers is- which makes sense when she charges 21K a pop per couple. I think her heart is in the right place but is out of her depth with the moving parts of this extremely complex process. I would not be able to recommend them at the price point they charge and would encourage people to look at some of the relocation services that are less glamour and more nuts and bolts.

After completing my experience with Lux Nomads, I’ve had some time to reflect on whether my expectations were simply too high or whether there were genuine issues with the service. At first, I questioned myself and wondered if I was being too high-maintenance because of the price point. But after hearing others describe similar experiences, I realized that many of my concerns were reasonable.

I don’t necessarily expect “white-glove” service, but when paying a premium price for relocation assistance, I do expect the professionals assigned to me to provide expertise, guidance, and advocacy.

Finding Our Home

One of my biggest frustrations was the home-finding process. When we asked questions about certain rental requirements, it often felt like we were simply being told, “Yes, that’s how it works,” rather than actually being guided through the process.

For example, we were asked to provide six to twelve months of rent upfront. I questioned whether this was normal and expressed that I wasn’t comfortable with it. It wasn’t until I mentioned that my lawyer in Spain was looking into it and advised us against agreeing to that arrangement that our relocation specialist agreed with my concerns and acknowledged that this wasn’t necessarily standard.

That was frustrating because I felt like I had to challenge the information first before receiving a more complete answer.

The same thing happened when negotiating rent. Instead of feeling like we had someone helping us determine whether we were getting a fair market price, it often felt like the focus was simply on what we were personally comfortable paying. I expected more professional guidance and negotiation.

Tax Guidance

Another major issue was the tax situation. We were told that we did not qualify for the Beckham Law and that, because we were working as 1099 contractors, we would need to file as autónomos.

My concern wasn’t necessarily the answer itself, but that this information came too late. I wish we had been made aware of these possibilities before moving to Spain, so we could have prepared and explored our options beforehand.

When I later asked our client manager on Slack if there were any other options or whether we could still potentially qualify for the Beckham Law, we were referred back to the same tax specialist we were already communicating with.

I was specifically looking for additional guidance or another perspective, not simply another referral back to the same person.

Overall

Too often, I felt like I had to do my own research, challenge the information provided, or involve outside professionals before getting clearer answers.

Because of that, I personally don’t feel the experience justified the price point. There are areas where I believe Lux Nomads could significantly improve, especially when it comes to communication, vetting specialists, guidance, and making clients feel genuinely supported throughout the relocation process.

I was looking for knowledgeable professionals who would guide us and advocate for us. Unfortunately, too often, I felt like I had to do that part myself.

In early 2025, my partner and I decided to pursue our dream of relocating to Spain. Working full-time and having no prior experience with international relocation, we were drawn to Lux Nomads after watching promotional videos by Michelle G. They promised a full "white-glove service"—handling everything from immigration and housing to shipping, pets, and education. Despite the company being fairly new, a feature in Forbes lent them credibility. We signed on with the explicit goal of celebrating New Year’s Day 2026 in Spain—a timeline we were repeatedly assured was realistic.
Legal & Visa Support Our initial consultation with the subcontracted legal team felt promising, but that was the only attention we received from an actual lawyer. We were immediately handed off to a client manager. Due to basic paperwork errors, a failure to account for 2025 Royal Decree updates, and inaccurate advice, I was forced to audit every document myself prior to submission. Subcontracting out their core legal work highlighted that Lux Nomads lacks in-house expertise.
Unnecessary delays pushed our consulate appointment to mid-November, shattering our planned timeline. Because our house sale, job departures, and temporary housing were set around Lux's target dates, this shift forced us to shell out over $8,000 in unexpected expenses for canceled Airbnbs, rebooked flights, and extra rent. Post-visa support from the firm was equally dismal, forcing me to research and book post-arrival appointments on my own.
Housing Support Lux Nomads promised assistance negotiating Airbnb rates and sourcing rentals. In reality, their in-house support was a complete failure; their negotiation script was useless, and their recommended properties ignored our basic criteria.
The single highlight of the housing process was a local independent contractor they connected us with, who was fantastic at reviewing contracts and scheduling appointments. Lux themselves provided zero value beyond making that initial introduction. Unfortunately, recent feedback indicates she has stopped working with them due to non-payment by Lux Nomads—a shame, as she was the only competent part of their pipeline.
Community & Transparency Lux offered access to a private Skool community advertised as a curated resource hub. The official guides were severely lacking or plain wrong, but the peer community was invaluable for sharing real-time wins, workarounds, and warnings (such as when lawyers quit or sales staff were let go).
Regrettably, Lux heavily censored the platform—deleting anything remotely critical—before shutting down the entire community with only a few hours' notice. Stripping away the single most useful resource felt like the exact opposite of the "white-glove" experience promised.
Tax Assistance Tax support has been a disaster. Our assigned tax attorney informed us directly that Lux Nomads had failed to pay them. When I raised this issue in the community, my post was deleted without explanation. While Lux now claims to have resolved the dispute and promises ongoing support, their track record and direct feedback from the attorney give me zero confidence moving forward.
Current Status & Final Verdict We finally had our visa approved in the spring of 2026. We are now settled in a wonderful pueblo and love our new life in Spain—but we made it here in spite of Lux Nomads, not because of them. Between ongoing lawsuits in the US, unpaid vendors, mass staff departures, and abrupt shutdowns of client resources, we expect zero ongoing support. I strongly advise prospective immigrants to look elsewhere

We have overpaid a ridiculous amount of money (our lack of research) for what continues to be a horrible experience. A vindictive CEO who promises way more than she delivers. Non-responsive contractors who can’t seem to get it right when it matters. Buyer beware. We have since learned that you can find competent people in Spain to do this work for you for 1K or less each instead of Lux Nomad’s greedy and unwarranted 10K each.

$13,000 paid, program cancelled mid-process, no refund thus far. This company is certainly a scam.

I paid roughly $13,000 upfront to LuxNomads for Spanish visa services. The pitch was comprehensive: relocation success managers assigned to you, hands-on step-by-step management of the visa application, immigration attorney services, and tax return support through year one of the visa. It was sold as the reason you pay a premium instead of hiring a local gestor yourself.

Here is what actually happened: No proactive communication or involvement from relocation success managers, who were clearly unqualified (outside of the ability to use ChatGPT); my second RSM (because my first had failed to give me crucial information that nearly cost me tens of thousands of dollars), radio silence for months prior to, during, and after my move; all research, outreach, etc. self performed; and finally the tax attorneys emailed clients to say they were no longer working with LuxNomads. 24 hours later LuxNomads announced it was discontinuing the 13k Essentials package — the package most of us bought — with the explanation that they had not priced it correctly. (?!?!) Clients were cut off regardless of where they were in the process. Since then, communication has stopped, negative comments in the Skool app and associated client accounts blocked, and there is no response nor stated recourse. During all of this, we watch the founder flying around the world on Instagram, selling this Service and her new business plan (whatever that scam may be) well those of us who have paid dearly are left floundering without support.

Underpricing your own product is your mistake, not your customers'. Taking full payment upfront, failing to deliver, discontinuing the service, and going quiet is not an acceptable way to handle it.

On the upside, I would like to say that the immigration attorney that I was connected to has been fantastic, and I have officially secured my visa with their support.

Regardless, there are a number of us in a group of affected clients with the same story. We are not asking for anything unusual. We want an itemized account of services actually delivered/fees to vendors and refunds of our fees reimbursed for everything that was not.

Do not hire this company.

You do NOT need this service! They are the middleman for resources you can secure independently at a fraction of the cost. Offering a Skool group and charging huge amounts when the immigration and tax attorneys are the actual resource you need is an all-time low. Taking advantage financially and energetically from a vulnerable population says more about the company leader than anything I can type here. I won't even go into it in full, but suffice it to say it is way off compared to the social media circus that you see and are sold on TikTok and IG. While that part of their marketing is quite impressive, I will admit, it is NOT aligned when you pay an incredible amount to peek behind the curtain and actually have a Spain-based experience. It is then that you realize you were sold something that does not exist and that you were used by a company leader who has an inflated sense of the value they provide and the care they think they offer. The painful reality of what actually happens when you move to a foreign country sets in, and their course and services DO NOT prepare you for that. The focus, unfortunately, feels like it is on the money, and not the human and their experience, period. The connection feels forced and performative, and at every step you are downgraded and deprioritized unless you pay the piper. There is a HUGE gap between what you are sold and what you get, and I am writing this review in hopes that you don't fall into it. Feel free to find me on socials and to message me if you have questions :)

This company is the WORST!
We spent 15k, did all the leg work (the Relocation specialist did not know what an aposetole was ! ) that took 1 and half years and on our way to Spain with ALL 10 bags, they told us they are reorganizing and cut us off. Of course, we will be taking legal action. Our suggestion with this company….. RUN and do not walk the other way.

After seeing the splashy videos on social media, I had initially reached out to LuxNomads for a consultation call in Fall 2025. They quoted me 15K USD for their "white glove" service. I have a friend who relocated from the US to Spain in 2023 and, after the consultation call, I asked him about the pricing. He told me that it was insanely high and should not cost anywhere near that. When I did not return the calls to LuxNomads, they reached out multiple times to tell me they were offering a "special price" of 13K if I commit right away. It was odd that the same person offered me this special price 3 times. They could not even keep their potential clients straight, let alone their actual paid clients. Luckily I did my own research and hired an amazing lawyer in Valencia that also helped with finding my apartment and with my tax advice, autonomo registration, and social security.... They made my appointments for me and handled everything very timely and professionally. The interesting thing is that I have met another expat since moving here that did hire LuxNomads. Her experience was dreadful and she told me horror stories about dealing with them and having to do so much of the work on her own after paying the exorbitant fees. It makes me so angry that she could have contracted with a lawyer directly for 1/6th the price! PLEASE do your own research and find a lawyer directly. It breaks my heart that people like myself - who are just looking to start a new life - lose time and money by trusting these people. Do not waste your time or money with these scam artists.

I feel completely scammed by LuxNomads and I sincerely hope this review prevents someone else from making the same EXPENSIVE mistake I did.

I paid thousands of dollars because LuxNomads sold me on a premium "white-glove relocation experience where I would have "expert guidance" and support throughout the entire process. Instead, I have been left stressed, unsupported, and ultimately responsible for completing much of the process on my own.

The sales process was polished and convincing. During my initial consultation, I was quoted one price, but after I committed, the amount changed. When I questioned why the price had increased, instead of receiving a clear explanation or accountability, I was asked, "Where did you get that information?" The answer was simple-from your own salesperson!! That should have been my first warning sign.

Despite that experience, I moved forward because I was assured I would receive a premium, white-glove relocation service that would make an incredibly stressful international move seamless. I stupidly trusted this company. Once they had my money, however, the level of service changed dramatically.

My relocation manager was extremely unhelpful, communication was poor, there was almost no proactive follow-up, and I repeatedly had to chase people for information that should have been provided without me asking. I came dangerously close to missing important deadlines because no one was managing my case the way I had been promised.

Even more frustrating, my relocation process is still not complete, the new person assiged to me has essentially ghosted me for 2 months, and I am now left trying to finish it myself, the exact situation I paid LuxNomads to avoid.

After repeatedly expressing my concerns, I reached out directly to the owner in hopes that someone at the top of the company would take responsibility and help resolve the situation. My emails have gone unanswered. That silence speaks volumes. I should have known as there is only follow up on 5 star reviews and no responses or attempts to make things right elsewhere.

What is perhaps most disappointing is that after my experience started falling apart, I began reading reviews on Trustpilot and discussions on Reddit and other social media. I was shocked to see that many of the complaints mirrored my own experience. High upfront fees, promises of concierge-level support, poor communication, lack of follow-through, and customers feeling abandoned after payment. I only wish I had researched more thoroughly before signing the contract.

If you are considering LuxNomads, my advice is save your money. Hire an experienced immigration attorney, tax professional, and local gestor directly. You can find a list of what is needed and do everything yourself...I would know-I did everything myself. Someone described this as an expensive DIY project. You'll likely spend a fraction of what LuxNomads charges and receive more knowledgeable, accountable service.

I trusted this company with one of the biggest transitions of my life. Instead of reducing my stress, they added to it. I paid for a premium relocation service and ended up doing much of the work myself.

I cannot recommend LuxNomads to anyone. Based on my experience, they failed to deliver the premium service they promised, and I deeply regret hiring them.

The service is marketed as a "white glove" "done for you" service to justify the high price tag. Not one part of my experience was like that. The entire time I had to constantly follow up to keep things moving, do my own research, and constantly did things for myself because I could not trust the team to be prompt or accurate. Many times I found errors (sometimes too late because I had trusted the team) and the "resources" that the team provides are very clearly AI generated resources. I am all for using AI as a tool, but prompting chatgpt is something I could do on my own, I was paying for expertise and that is not what I got. Many times their resources or answers were incorrect, out of date, or just unhelpful.
I raised concerns several times throughout the process and they did a great job at "hearing" me but nothing ever changed.
Now that I am in Spain, I have met several other immigrants that used their services and every single person has a horror story. No one I have met in real life has had a good experience with this company.
Please save your money and just join some free facebook groups and ask for recommendations. It will save you so much money, time, and sanity.

Applied for a consultation and talked to a representative and at the end was charging me $10k for the process. Believe me it is way better doing it on your own.

Lux Nomads and the incredible saleswoman who owns the company promised my 81 year old friend and I vetted professionals. We arrived and found out we had no insurance. We paid for the year to a company Lux Nomads suggested. This has been a nightmare. Promises made. Promises ignored. Two older ladies in a new country with a fake certificate of insurance. Stay away from this company. So many stories now. And no response from the CEO who brags about her millions of dollars.

We moved to Spain in 2025
We hired Lux Nomad for their services. We had a choice of 3 packages 5k, 10k or 15k
We chose the 5k package because since I am fluent in Spanish I decided I could find our own apartment when we got here.
The 5k package promised to process our paperwork before our appointment with Miami BLS, help us with Padron and TIE appointments when we arrived.
Let’s say I collected the paperwork sent it to them, They set up a file to have it all in one place( I could have done this myself) they filled out a couple of forms, and recommended an insurance company.
Unfortunately they set up my insurance with their Barcelona address but I was moving to Madrid. It took forever to get my insurance cards because of this. The insurance company kept being confused of why I didn’t use the doctors in Barcelona. 15 calls later I was able to straighten it out. I told them when my appointment was in Miami, since I had to make my own appointment, I kept being told there were no Padron or TIE appointments available when I got to Madrid by them, so I decided to make my own appointments.
They also never mentioned that the TIE office needs proof of payment from the bank, I had to make 3 trips to that office while I had 102 degree fever and was very sick but did not want to miss the only appointments I was able to get.
I don’t mind paying the money for a job well done, but this was not it.
Do yourself a favor and research different gestors and attorneys, 5k is way too much
( their fee did include some translation and apostille) You should be able to get it for 2500-3000. My current attorney is charging us 250€ each to do our year 2/3 NLV and have been completely on top of everything.

‼️LuxNomads is a SCAM‼️ They created a few success stories from a few high paying clients that have paid $10,000 and $15,000 each to create the poster child for their operations.

LuxNomads operates from Michelle Garabito Instagram account by she selling the idea that once you move to Spain all your problems will be solved. This is far from the truth. She has an oiled Scammers machine already in place.

LuxNomads requires payment upfront, but when one tries to contact them, the phone from the Sales REP I spoke with went dead.
I soon realized I was ghosted. The company doesn’t have a main phone number, it doesn’t have supervisors, No Google Reviews, NO Reputable website with Main Phone Numbers as is customary in solid organizations. LuxNomads is only registered in paper in Arizona. Michelle Garabito boasts she has a team, but each employee is another scam artist, they are all 1099 employees securing the gang gets paid to disappear with your money. The company doesn’t have any structure. It only exists on a Instagram account. The address used in ORO Valley, AZ is an empty building. Furthermore, Your money and mine support the lavish life that Michelle Garabito portraits by traveling all over Europe and Middle East.

I have witnessed larger scams facing justice and LuxNomad won’t be the exemption. Sooner or later the FBI will have to get involved, because this company is an international Ponzi Scheme.

Know multiple people who used LuxNomads and were absolutely scammed. They charge an extremely high fee (over $15k) simply to outsource all of their services. They advertise themselves as having community events but there has not been a single one so far. When reaching out to them directly for help, they don’t respond. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!

They are nothing but scammers and gentrifiers.

When I hired LuxNomads the business was just getting started. I got the privilege of being part of their growth. My journey to get my visa wasn't easy, a lot of bumps and setbacks along the way, but what got me through was the support and not being alone. I think I would of gave up being a single mom getting a visa for myself and my 2 kids if it wasn't for LuxNomads beside me guiding and facilitating all the challenges. My mom asked me if I would of spent the money if I had to do it again and I said YES without even thinking about it. LuxNomads is worth every penny.

LuxNomads and their partners were exceptional at navigating the DNV process and devising creative solutions to unique aspects of my application and unforeseen developments along the way. I felt seen, held, and deeply supported by my Relocation Specialist, Christine. She kept me informed and on task and advocated for me throughout the process, always with warmth, kindness, and encouragement. Thank you, LuxNomads! I am deeply grateful for your stellar service and support.