Getting the right health insurance for your Czech visa might sound like a simple task. It is not always so though. What kind of insurance you need, for how long, how do you submit it, that all depends on many factors. The main factors are your nationality, the Embassy you applied through and the type
If you have read one of our articles about Czech Blue Card, you know that one of the main requirements for a Czech Blue Card is a salary above some minimum limit. The limit is generally 1,5 of Czech national average salary. The average salary is given by an Announcement of the Ministry of Labor
“Articles presenting the change in the Labour Code and the new government regulation as something that will fundamentally affect and change the labour market in the Czech Republic serve mainly as clickbaits, i.e. to bring as many readers as possible to the website. In reality, it is not so hot,” says Jan Kalina, co-owner of
What are your rights and obligations in different fields (traveling, work, business etc.) when moving to the Czech Republic as an EU citizen? Find out in this article. EU Citizen Moving to the Czech Republic – your rights Generally speaking, EU citizens moving to the Czech Republic have the same rights as Czech citizens. It
In this article, we answer the most common questions about Czech Trade License we have collected from about 17 000 foreigners we have worked with since 2012. Get in touch if your question is not listed below and we’ll be happy to add it and/or provide the answer directly to you. What is a Czech
Well, registering with the Foreign Police office in Prague is one of the funniest parts of the whole visa process. We´ll explain why later on, let me just mention the fact that Foreign Police officers in Prague mostly do not speak English 🙂 But no worries, we´ll provide you with some tips to survive the
If you are moving to the Czech Republic, finding a place to live is one of the most important parts of the process. Not only from the perspective of having somewhere to live but also from the perspective of immigration or any other official dealings with Czech authorities. Proof of accommodation (a lease agreement) is
If you are looking for a place to rent in Prague (be it a flat or a house), make sure you do not make the below mistakes since they can cost you a lot of money and serious headaches. 1. Falling for rental scams in the Czech Republic One would think that people in 2024
This article is based on LiveStream at Move To Prague’s YouTube channel that took place on 31.1.2024 at 17:30. The livestream was hosted by Jan and Daria, Co-Founders and Co-Owners of Move To Prague and your questions were answered by one of the most experienced expat mortgage advisers in Czech Republic. The article below is
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