We, at Move To Prague, have always been aiming at bringing you the best possible services in every aspect of our work. The same goes for health insurance. If you want to get the best value for your money, you’re at the right place. The main difference between us and other “insurance agents” is that
If there is one questions that we have been asked regularly since we started Move To Prague in 2012, it is “What is a good salary to get in Prague?”. There is obviously no one-answer-fits-all since it depends on your living standards, your skills, age and way more but let’s look at some numbers and
As every year, also in 2025, the monthly salary requirement for the Blue Card has been increased. In the article below, we provide you with the latest numbers and their validity. If you came to this article, you probably know what Blue Card is and how it works but just in case you don’t, please
In this article we explain in simple examples who needs and who does not need to pass the A2 Czech language test when applying for their Permanent Residence Permit in the Czech Republic. Let’s dive in together! Who qualifies for a Czech Permanent Residence Permit We have written a few articles about the permanent residence
Move To Prague relocation experts were the first ones to introduce so called “Partnership Visa” to the public about 10 years ago. We also wrote a super-popular article about this topic here: Partnership visa – Temporary Residence Permit for family members of EU citizens back in 2019. The article you are currently reading sums up all
There have been quite some buzz around these two systems in the beginning of 2025 on various social media. Since we value accurate data and honest information, we decided to write an article covering the topic. It is a short one, covering the most important basics. You’ll be done reading in five mins and you’ll
If you are a freelancer in the Czech Republic, this article guides you through everything you need to know about your Czech Republic’s taxes. What are the deadlines, what to be cautious about and how it all works. Read on. Who has to submit Czech Tax Return Basically every freelancer whose trade license was active
In this article, we bring you a list of the major changes related to Czech Immigration that became effective from Jan 1, 2025. We also add the most major changes from 2024 and a few predictions for more changes in 2025. Read on! What has changed since Jan 1, 2025 1. Bulgaria and Romania have
Kolky (or Revenue Stamps in English) have been used by the MOI to cover all immigration related admin fees for decades. Until now, you could not pay the MOI in other way than using the kolky. That changes on Jan 1, 2025. Read on what changes, when and what does it mean for you below.
The term of zivno has become tremendously popular among the English speaking community in the Czech Republic within the last couple years. Despite it’s popularity, a lot of people are not clear on what zivno means and how it is related to their visa or residence status. Let’s dig deeper into this topic together! What
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