Fresh start moving to Belgium
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Hi Strawsberry, welcome to the Forum. You're both EU citizens, so have the right to live and work anywhere in the EU. At the top of the page is a link to our Handy Tools section, in there you will find many articles that may be useful to you regarding moving to Belgium.
Bruges is in the area where they speak Dutch (well, their version of it). 
With regards to the cost of living; there are a few organisations that maintain tables listing various items; this Google link will help you find that.
With regards to work; I always put it like this, to get a job anywhere, you need 4 things -
1. Luck.
2. Qualifications.
3. Relevant experience.
4. Speak the local language.
The more of those boxes you tick, the more chance you have of getting a job there.
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