Finding yourself without a job in a foreign country can be stressful, and navigating the local social support system may feel overwhelming. If you are living in the Czech Republic as a foreign national, it is important to know that unemployment support is available to you, including if you have worked in the country and contributed to social insurance.
Extra Support for Expats Renting Apartments in the Czech Republic
For many expats moving to the Czech Republic, renting an apartment in cities like Brno or Prague is the first real step toward building a life here. But navigating contracts, communication with landlords or unexpected issues can quickly become overwhelming.
Especially when everything happens in a different language.
That is why we offer something more than just helping you find an apartment or start renting in the Czech Republic. Every English-speaking tenant renting through us receives a free VIP Service Package. A support system designed to help you throughout your entire stay in the Czech Republic.
A New Standard of Student Housing in Brno: Welcome to Fellows Jaselská
A new way of living in Brno. Fellows Jaselská combines private residential units, coliving spaces and city-centre energy for students and young professionals.
Czech Tax Residency and Tax Domicile Explained for Foreigners
Are you a Czech tax resident? Do you need a Czech tax residency certificate? And what does the 183 day rule really mean?
If you live or work in the Czech Republic, understanding your tax domicile is essential. It determines where you pay tax on your worldwide income and whether you can benefit from double taxation treaties.
What No One Tells You Before You Move to the Czech Republic
Dreaming about a new life in the Czech Republic? Before you pack your bags, step into the real stories behind relocation — the hopes, the hidden moments, and the small truths that help expats turn a big move into a meaningful new beginning.
“Three Strikes and You’re Out”: How Minor Offences Can Affect Your Residence in the Czech Republic
One wild night out could put your stay in the Czech Republic at risk.
Sounds exaggerated? Unfortunately, it isn’t.
A new legal rule, informally referred to as the “three strikes” rule, allows authorities to cancel or refuse to extend a foreign national’s residence permit if they repeatedly commit misdemeanours. This may apply even if you have a valid employment contract, perform your job without any issues and have been living in the Czech Republic for years.
What expat parents should know about Czech secondary school entrance exams
From 1 February to 20 February 2026, families in the Czech Republic are submitting applications to secondary schools through the DiPSy system. For expat parents, this process can be especially confusing, because children who studied abroad or do not speak Czech as their first language often have different rules for entrance exams. Who is considered […]
Minor Repairs in a Rental Apartment – Who Pays?
Not sure who should pay for small repairs in your rental apartment? In the Czech Republic, both tenants and landlords have clear responsibilities. Here’s a simple guide to what counts as a minor repair, how much you may need to pay, and when the cost shifts to your landlord.
Cultural Guide to Pilsen in 2026
Plan your 2026 in Pilsen! From festivals and live music to theatre and street performances, discover the city’s can’t-miss cultural highlights.
February in Czechia Through Folk Traditions and Weather Wisdom
February in Czechia can feel slow and grey, but beneath the frost lies a month full of stories, traditions, and quiet joy. From Masopust parades to old weather sayings, discover how Czechs experience winter before spring arrives.