Articles containing news and important information related to living in the Czech Republic that expats should be aware of.
Travel in Prague’s city center will become more complicated, as a key stretch of tram track will be closed temporarily. Due to tram track renovations at the intersection of Lazarská and Spálená streets, tram service will be suspended in both directions in the Lazarská – Jindřišská track section from Thursday, Oct. 18, at 4:30 am to Monday, Oct. 29, at 4:30 am.
Being a central station a lot of lines will be affected mainly the night time ones that go across the center of Wenceslas Square.
Domeq is a new living concept providing affordable and stylish accommodation within a dynamic social community. It is located only a few minutes from the Brno city center. There are a lot of options according to your needs. Single rooms, double rooms or apartments.
Considering the number of individuals in Brno which is about 400 000, finding a place to stay could be difficult. You may appreciate a few hints on how to find the right accommodation offers in Brno.
Climathon is a global 24-hour climate change hackathon which will take place simultaneously in major cities around the world on 26 October 2018. Climathon Brno is glad to host the event and find the solutions to fight the climate problems in the beautiful city of Brno.
In collaboration with Balloon Adventures, Expat-1 launches a contest where you can win a Hot-Air Balloon flight for two people.
If you want to start a career in Brno or explore your career options, this job fair is a great place to start. JobSpin Multilingual Job Fair Powered by Brno Daily invites all expat and multilingual job seekers to come and market their professional skills to recruiters.
Eva a Hana Luskašovy aka DUO SMILE Ultraprevention Dental Experts take care of English speaking patients in Brno for almost 2 years already. Graduated with degrees in medicine and dentistry, gained experience in London and New Zealand, these always smiling twin-doctors don’t just fix problems of people’s teeth.
Since January 1st, 2013, each foreign national residing in the Czech Republic has to pay the fee for municipal waste. What makes the difference is the way how this fee is paid.
Prime address only 3 min walking from the very city centre (Česká street) in combination with a fabulous view of the Špilberk castle. Who wouldn’t want to live in such an apartment, possible to rent for 3 months only?
In connection with the Brexit, The Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic advises the citizens of the United Kingdom to apply for Certificate of Temporary Residence.
