Even though the Czech Republic is not a very Christian country, Easter is still the most popular national holiday after Christmas. That’s because it’s so much more than just the …
The Czech government has approved a package of three laws that focus on the fastest and smoothest possible registration of refugees, their integration into the work process, the provision of …
Considering the significant deterioration of the security situation in Ukraine and the unpredictable further development of the resulting military conflict, we bring you updated information from official sources and channels …
Czech Republic is the 9th most advanced economy in the EU, excelling in the GDP per capita and diversification of production.
Dealing with the Czech bureaucratic system and submitting a public foreign document to a Czech authority or a court is a common practice for many expats living in the Czech …
The City of Prague, in cooperation with the Prague Innovation Institute, launched the business support program Assistance Vouchers. The program aims to support the preparation of both Czech and international …
Foreign workers are playing an increasingly important role in the Czech labour market, especially in some sectors of the national economy. Whereas in 2004 (after the Czech Republic joined the …
The government and the Senate have approved a new law on the compensation bonus which introduces two new bonus periods from November 22, 2021, to January 31, 2022. Self-employed persons …
According to the latest available data from Eurostat, the unemployment rate in the Czech Republic at 3% is the lowest in the entire European Union (EU average 6.7%). Moreover, Czech …
Prague is among the top 10 best cities for expats in the world, ranking 7th out of 57 destinations according to the Expat City Ranking 2021 by InterNations. Expats who …