Working as a Foreign Student in the Czech Republic in 2026

#ImmiUpdatesCzechia Have you decided to study in the Czech Republic? Great choice! Whether you’re a new student or you’ve already been here for quite some time, you might be thinking about a part-time job to gain experience and earn some money. But can you work on your current residence permit? What is the new legislation in 2026? Let’s discover your options in the article and find all the necessary information.

How to Prepare Your Documents for a Czech Residence Permit

#ImmiUpdatesCzechia Applying for a residence permit in the Czech Republic often means dealing with a lot of paperwork. While the process itself may seem straightforward, small details can sometimes delay your application or require you to submit documents again. To help you avoid unnecessary complications, here are a few practical tips to keep in mind before submitting your documents. Find everything you need in the article!

Everything You Need to Know about Family Reunification

#ImmiUpdatesCzechia For many third-country nationals relocating to the Czech Republic, bringing family members is just as important as securing a work permit or residence card. Understanding the rules of family reunification can help you plan your relocation more effectively. Let’s learn who qualifies for family reunification, what residence options are available, and some of the key practical considerations for foreign employees and their families.

Bilateral Agreements & Visa-Free Stay in Czechia Becoming Stricter

#ImmiUpdatesCzechia If you’re a non-EU expat or frequent traveler in Czechia, you’ve probably heard of the “90-day Schengen rule.” But there is one lesser-known exception that many people still rely on – bilateral visa-free agreements. It is a specific legal regime, limited to certain nationalities, with strict conditions – and it is now being checked more carefully than before due to the rollout of the EU’s new EES border system.

Lower Social Security Advances for Self-Employed People in Czechia in 2026

Good news for freelancers and sole traders in the Czech Republic. The government has approved a retroactive reduction of minimum social security advances for self-employed people in 2026. Learn how the change affects monthly payments, flat tax users, and overpayments already made this year.

AreYou Running a Business? EET Is Coming Back to Czechia

#LifeInCzechia Do you run a café, salon, an e-shop, a food stand, freelance business, or basically any customer-facing business in the Czech Republic? Pay attention to a phrase you’re about to start hearing a lot again: EET. What? When? How? Learn everything you need to know in this article!

Do You Actually Know What You’re Entitled To in Czechia?

When you first arrive in Czechia, life feels surprisingly manageable. You find a job, sign your contract, register your address, arrange your health insurance, and slowly start to settle in. There’s a sense of accomplishment that comes with ticking off those early tasks. It feels like everything is finally under control.

Susana from Spain: The multicultural atmosphere in Brno

In Brno, people from diverse cultures and backgrounds live side by side, creating a vibrant and inclusive environment. As a Spanish girl, I’ve come to appreciate that Brno is a calm and welcoming city, where different cultures have become part of everyday life. It offers many opportunities, reflected in the respect people show for ethnic and cultural diversity.

Guide to Lease Agreement & Lease Amendment in Czechia

#LifeInCzechia When renting an apartment in the Czech Republic, most tenants focus on the lease agreement itself. But during the rental period, another document often becomes just as important: the lease amendment. If you’ve ever received a “dodatek ke smlouvě” from a landlord and wondered whether you really need to sign it – this guide is for you.