Move To Prague relocation services

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You focus on your new life. We take care of the rest.

The paperwork? That’s the part you shouldn’t have to worry about.

You could spend months figuring out visas, residency rules, offices, and bureaucracy on your own. Or you could have experts handle the entire process for you - clearly, efficiently, and without unnecessary stress. We provide comprehensive relocation support tailored to your situation, from immigration and permits to housing and practical setup, all in one place.

You focus on your new life. We take care of the rest.

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25k

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Team of professionals

Great results don’t happen by accident. They happen with the right people.

Meet MOVETOPRAGUE team: founded by Jan and Daria and driven by top-tier specialists who understand that relocation is both a process and a life transition.

We take care of the details most people don’t even know exist.

Behind the scenes, our specialists coordinate every step - immigration, housing, logistics - so your experience feels clear and controlled instead of chaotic. You always know what’s happening - that’s how big moves should feel.

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Team of professionals

Amazing experience. Every time.

Whether you are looking for assistance with moving to the Czech Republic, an apartment for rent in Prague or starting a business here, we’ll be happy to help you. Check out our services or get in touch directly.

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Testimonials

Antoine Monks (CAN)

My story with MoveToPrague actually started long before I ever arrived in the Czech Republic. Back in 2017, while I was still living in Canada and planning the move with my brother, we found them online and reached out. From that very first contact, the experience was excellent.

Even from a distance, Jan walked us through what to expect and how the whole process would work. He helped us prepare practical things in advance so that when I finally landed in Prague, I didn’t feel lost or unprepared. That early support made a huge difference — especially when you’re relocating internationally for the first time.

I didn’t end up using every single service (I found my own apartment), but seeing how difficult housing is here for many of my friends, I honestly think the help MoveToPrague provides borders on a public service. It can completely change someone’s experience of moving abroad.

Since then, they’ve remained my go-to experts in Prague for nearly eight years. Whenever I need to renew my employee card or handle something official — like when I recently got a new passport and needed to notify the authorities — I immediately contact them. Instead of spending hours trying to figure things out online and risking mistakes, I prefer to save time and know everything is done correctly. Having someone from their team accompany me to the Ministry gives me total peace of mind.

Immigration processes are always detailed and easy to forget, even if you’ve done them before. That’s exactly why I keep coming back. With Jan and Daria, I know I have professionals I trust on my side.

Over the years, the relationship has gone beyond administration. They’ve become the people I rely on whenever something important needs to be handled — my first call when rules change or when I need reassurance that everything is under control.

What started as an online search from Canada turned into years of trust, reliability, and support. For me, MoveToPrague isn’t just a service — it’s security, time saved, and the comfort of knowing I never have to deal with complicated bureaucracy alone.

Melissa Joulwan and David Humphreys (USA)

Melissa and David came to Prague from the USA.

When we were living in Austin, we knew we wanted something different. We didn’t need to move for work — we simply wanted a new chapter in Europe, and Prague felt right for us. The excitement was huge, but so were the nerves. Moving countries comes with a lot of unknowns, and the bureaucracy especially felt intimidating.

From the moment we arrived, MoveToPrague completely changed that experience.

Jan picked us up at the airport himself, and instantly Prague felt less like a foreign place and more like somewhere we belonged. The next day, Marie took over and guided us through everything — banking, phones, practical setup — all the things that could have taken weeks to figure out on our own. It truly felt like having someone hold our hand through the transition.

The part we were most worried about — the immigration process — turned out to be the easiest, because they had everything under control. They knew exactly how each step would unfold, explained it clearly, and gave us a structured plan so nothing felt chaotic. Yes, there is paperwork, but with their checklists and support, it became completely manageable. And for many things, they simply said, “We’ll handle it,” which removed so much pressure.

What stood out most was the feeling that we weren’t doing this alone. We had experts guiding us who had done this hundreds of times before, and that confidence made all the difference.

What once felt overwhelming became organized. What felt scary became doable. Instead of feeling lost in a foreign system, we felt supported every step of the way. Moving to Prague was a leap into the unknown but with the right people guiding us, it never felt like we were jumping alone. Having MoveToPrague handle the complex parts allowed us to focus on enjoying the adventure from day one. Looking back, we can’t imagine doing it without them.

Joanne Elvy (CAN)

When I came to Prague from Canada in 2018, the plan was very simple: take an ESL teaching course, enjoy the experience, and then see what happened. I wasn’t necessarily planning to stay long-term — but somewhere along the way, Prague started to feel like home.

During my course, MoveToPrague gave a presentation about visa options, and as a non-EU citizen I knew my situation would be more complicated. That presentation gave me something incredibly valuable: clarity. Suddenly staying didn’t feel impossible anymore — it felt achievable.

After I finished the course, I decided I wanted to remain in Prague, and that’s when I started working with their team. The timing turned out to be perfect. My visa was approved just before COVID disrupted everything, and I honestly felt very lucky — and very supported.

Since then, MoveToPrague has been my trusted guide through Czech bureaucracy. Every couple of years when my visa needed renewing, they walked me through the process step by step. And whenever I had questions (which you always do with immigration), I knew exactly who to call.

What I appreciated most was the consistency. The process always felt calm, organized, and manageable — never overwhelming. They even connected me with a reliable accountant who now helps with my taxes every year, which is another huge relief when you’re living abroad.

Over the years, I built my career, my friendships, and my life here. And recently I reached a major milestone: receiving my permanent residence card. Excited doesn’t even begin to describe how I felt. It was a moment years in the making, and I’m incredibly grateful I had the right people guiding me the whole way.

What started as a short course turned into a new home — and having MoveToPrague supporting me at every stage made that journey smooth, secure, and far less stressful than it could have been.

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Melissa Joulwan and David Humphreys
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