Job at Foreigners can be more than just a way to earn money: many employees describe it as challenging yet extremely fulfilling. Domeq Operations Coordinator Veronika thinks so too: thanks to her diligence, passion and hard work, tenants feel at home here at Domeq.
Author: Karyna Babkova
Hello, dear readers! I am a Ukrainian student, currently studying for a Master's degree in Masaryk University and I am deeply honoured to have a chance to share with you some important and interesting information about living in Brno. Hopefully, you will find my articles useful and entertaining xx
DUO SMILE SPA: Dental Hygiene in a Different Way
An extremely pleasant place you can feel with all your senses. You see, you hear, you feel… You relax and at the same time you contribute to your own health, prevent disease and build immunity. Sounds like a fairy tale? DUO SMILE Dental Care at Pekařská Street in Brno has opened “SPAčko” – the first SPA-style dental relaxation center in the Czech Republic, which does not look like a typical dental office at all.
National Theatre Brno: What to Expect This Autumn and Winter
We’re sure that all theatre enthusiasts have been looking forward to hearing what’s going to happen at the local scene in the new season. Thanks to our partnership with one of the biggest and most popular theatres in Brno – National Theatre Brno (Czech: Národní divadlo Brno), we bring you basic schedule of their exciting upcoming program!
Transit Stop at Domeq Back in Operation
With a new semester changes in public transportation in Brno come: there’s a renewed transit stop at Domeq. As some of you may know, Dornych street had been closed for reconstruction for nearly two years but now it’s finally open! Thus a new bus stop replaced the old one which used to be strictly for trams: the stop is called Kovařská and it’s situated way closer to Domeq than any other.
The Largest Number of Foreigners is Working in the Czech Republic Compared to Other Countries
From year to year, the Czech Republic attracts more and more expats due to its low cost of living, beautiful nature and loads of job opportunities. According to the statistics, in 2019 total unemployment in the country is 3,3%. Moreover, the Czech Republic happens to host the largest number of expats working in its territory compared to other countries.
Venezuelan Citizens: What to Do If Your Passport Expired
An important piece of news for all expats from Venezuela living in the Czech Republic is presented in this article. We received information from our client which helped us get a better perspective on this situation. Due to the current political crisis, Venezuelan expats are struggling to renew their passports, therefore the Ministry of Interior has suggested a solution regarding this issue.
What Factors Affect the Apartment Price in the Czech Republic?
If you’re planning to purchase an apartment in the Czech Republic in order to rent it out, we strongly recommend you to draw your attention to such things as furnishing, facilities, building, big or small rooms and so on. It can play a major role in the rental price you’ll establish for those who would want to live in your apartment.
Summer 2019: New Legal Changes for Students and Research Scientists in the Czech Republic
Summertime often brings changes in people’s lives and this summer is not an exception: from July 31, 2019, the Act on the Residence of the Foreign Nationals in the Czech Republic is presenting particular adjustments which apply to students and research scientists.
Summer 2019: New Legal Changes for Every Expat in the Czech Republic
From the July 31, 2019, there are specific changes in the Act on the Residence of the Foreign Nationals in the Czech Republic. They concern every expat and every foreign student staying in Czechia.
Localities for Purchasing Property in Brno
Many people are strongly interested in purchasing property in the territory of the European Union. The Czech Republic is considered one of the best options for purchasing according to the latest statistics – it’s ranked among the most developed countries in the world. Brno is also keeping up: it’s the second largest city in the country and the number of expats is growing every year and currently, it’s about 50,000 foreign students and expats living in Brno.