Settling into a new country can be challenging, especially when the local language is completely alien to you. However, if you want to get the most out of your new life, sooner or later you might come to the conclusion that learning the local language is vital for your integration! Photo Credit: Freepik. Written by
When you have found the right apartment, there are still some important things you need to take care of before living “happily ever after” in your new place. If you are still searching for accommodation, check our previous expat guide devoted to housing: “Expat guide: Where To Look For Housing in The Czech Republic”, and
99 times out of 100, finding the right apartment is a serious challenge. In this guide we will cover the Czech housing market, helping you know where to look if you need to find accommodation in the Czech Republic. Photo Credit: Freepik. Written by Nataliia Sliusarenko. Adverts for available flats to rent are everywhere: housing
In the previous expat guide, you can find all important information about how to get a phone number in the Czech Republic, which is essential if you need to open a bank account. As soon as you have a phone number, you can move on to our next guide – “Opening a bank account in
There are a few things to get sorted early on that will make you feel settled in the Czech Republic. One of these is getting a local SIM card and setting up your Czech mobile number. If you’re new here, you will be pleased with the variety of phone companies to choose from. But with
With cases rising rapidly in all corners of the Czech Republic, more and more people are seeking out tests or wondering whether they should get tested because of potential exposure. To understand who should get tested for COVID-19 and how the process works in the Czech Republic – keep reading our expat guide. Photo credit:
Applying for a residence permit can be a challenge. As the process consists of several stages, you might have a lot of questions. It goes without saying that if you are an EU citizen, the process will be much easier than for those from outside of the EU. In this Jobspin guide, we will explain
In the Czech Republic, it is a legal obligation to be insured for medical expenses. Any foreigner who wants to stay in the Czech Republic for three months or longer must obtain health insurance. There are two types of health insurance – public and private. Photo credit: Freepik. Written by Hana Zábranská and Nataliia Sliusarenko
