Comprehensive Guide to Parental and Child Allowance

#LifeInCzechia Parental allowance and child allowance policies are crucial in supporting young families. The aim is to provide financial support and time off work for new parents after maternity leave ends. In the Czech Republic, the government has implemented a comprehensive system to ensure the well-being of both parents and their children. Find out more about these benefits in our article.

What Makes The Fireworks Spectacle In Brno Unforgettable?

#LifeInCzechia This June, the city of Brno in the Czech Republic will be transformed into a vibrant spectacle of lights, music, and entertainment with the 27th edition of the Ignis Brunensis, the world-renowned fireworks competition. From June 1 to June 23, 2024, visitors can experience this magical event that combines artistic fireworks displays with delightful drone shows.

Awesome Czech May Festivals You Can’t Miss!

#LifeInCzechia Springtime in the Czech Republic means one thing: festivals! It’s the season when the country bursts into life with all sorts of fun events that show off Czech culture. In May, especially, there are some fantastic festivals that you just have to check out.

What Changes Should You Expect During 2024?

#LifeInCzechia This year, several changes will be implemented by the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic. We’ve already summarized the most important ones about tax returns, but there are more. Find out more about the latest updates on mortgages, scooters, and vignettes in this article!

Accommodation In Brno: Domeq Experience

#LifeInCzechia If you are coming to Brno or you are already in Brno and want to live in a place that feels like a big, cozy home filled with friends: that’s what it’s like at Domeq. It’s a special spot in the city where you get to enjoy a comfy apartment, meet awesome people, and have everything you need right on your doorstep. Let me share a bit about why living here is just fantastic.

Driving Licence Exchange: New Rules For Third-Country Nationals

#LifeInCzechia Foreigners residents in the Czech Republic with an EU driving licence can exchange it for a Czech one. But the rules for third-country nationals are a bit different. They are legally obliged to carry a Czech driving licence to drive a motor vehicle in the Czech Republic and to apply for a replacement within three months of being issued with a permanent or long-term residence permit. What changes are there in 2024?