This chapter analyses relational aspects of quality of life and shows the desire for spaces to exercise individual agency and informality offside a well-organized system. I present a collection of relevant places to the participant families in the neighborhoods of residence and online, with a focus on sociability as the substantial freedom of encounter, trying to differentiate but also to set into dialogue the research results about the quality of life of children and adults. I argue that social capital as a by-product of relationships is a key conversion factor to orientate and act in Vienna, as it allows processes of informal learning and learning en passant, and that migrants are penalized in this regard. I also reflect on the ambivalent effects of the pandemic on the quality of life of EU-migrant families.