Why does St Martin arrive on a white horse, and why do Czechs celebrate with roast goose and young wine? Discover the history, folklore and flavours of this much-loved November tradition in Czechia.
Increased Living Minimum in the Czech Republic
There are some big changes as of 1 October 2026! The Czech Republic has increased the minimum living amounts. As a foreigner, you should be aware of these changes because they may affect the income that needs to be demonstrated when applying for certain residence permits. Don’t worry, it doesn’t apply to everyone, only to specific types of residence applications. Find out more in this article!
Mendel and Brno: How a Monk Grew Peas and Founded Genetics
Discover how Gregor Mendel founded genetics in Brno. Learn his story and how to visit the Mendel Museum in Old Brno, with hours, tickets and tips.
How Is Rental Housing Changing in Brno?
What does rental housing look like when it becomes more than just an apartment? In our conversation with Lukáš Cafourek from Urbanon, we explore how renting in Brno is changing, from professionally managed homes and everyday services to the importance of location, quality and flexibility.
Brno Family Travel: A Toddler-Friendly Guide for Parents
Planning a family visit to Brno? Here is how to balance local city walks with smooth, toddler-friendly train trips to Prague and Vienna without the burnout.
Dušičky: The Quiet Czech Tradition of Remembering Loved Ones
Every early November, Czech cemeteries fill with candles, flowers and quiet conversations. This is Dušičky, the Czech day of remembering loved ones. In this post, we explain what it is, where it comes from, how Czechs mark it today, and what to expect if you visit a cemetery. You will also find practical tips on how to experience Dušičky respectfully in Brno.
Documents to Bring When Relocating to Czechia
Starting a new life in the Czech Republic? Great! Visa approved, suitcase packed. Ready to go? Well, not that fast. Don’t forget to prepare the necessary documents while you’re still in your home country – especially the ones issued by authorities. Obtaining them while abroad can be quite complicated. What documents are we talking about? Let’s find out in the article.
Will Studying in the Czech Republic Lead You to Long-Term Residence?
Studying in the Czech Republic is a popular option for many international students. However, an increasing number of applicants choose a study programme to enter Czechia and then change their purpose of residence after a short time. This can be risky. Confirmation of enrollment doesn’t guarantee that your residence application will be approved. Learn more in this article.
Landing in Prague? Your passport check might take longer than you think
Prague airport passport control is taking longer than usual right now. Here’s why, and how to plan your arrival so it doesn’t catch you out.
How to Rent an Apartment in the Czech Republic as a Foreigner
Planning to move to the Czech Republic? This practical guide explains how foreigners can rent an apartment, understand Czech rental contracts, avoid scams, and find housing in Prague, Brno, Olomouc, Plzeň, Pardubice, and Hradec Králové.