Any news related to the Czech Republic that expats should be aware of.
Your fingerprints and face data are now part of border control. But how safe are they?
As the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) begins operation on October 12, 2025, travellers from non-EU countries will now encounter a more automated border control process. Among the most sensitive changes is the biometric data collection, including fingerprints and facial images.
From October 12, 2025, the EU launches the Entry/Exit System (EES) — a new way to record when and where travelers from non-EU countries enter or leave the Schengen Area. Here’s what this means for anyone planning to travel to the Czech Republic and what to expect at the border.
Looking for a modern home or a smart investment in Brno’s city center? Bratislavská House offers stylish apartments – many with tenants already in place – just steps from everything Brno has to offer. Only one-third left!
What happens if your employment in the Czech Republic ends, but your next job won’t start immediately? If you are a holder of a dual Employee Card, there is no need to worry about your health insurance — even during this waiting period.
If you use public transport or drive in the centre of Pilsen, there are some important updates you should be aware of. The Pilsen City Transport Company has launched a new app, and parking zones have been extended. Read on for more details.
Learn about the new special long-term residence permit in the Czech Republic – who qualifies, how to apply, and key deadlines. Stay updated on the latest changes!
From 2025, Ukrainians residing in the Czech Republic under temporary protection will have the opportunity to apply for a special long-term residence permit. This new status provides greater stability and legal security, but it also introduces new conditions and requirements. If you are planning to stay in the Czech Republic beyond 2025, here’s what you […]
#ImmiUpdatesCzechia Are you planning to visit the United Kingdom from the Czech Republic? Starting 2 April 2025, you will need a special authorisation called ETA to enter the country. This new system is obligatory for visitors from visa-exempt countries, including European Union nationals. Learn more about the process and costs in this article!
The Czech Republic ranks among the safest places for expats in 2025. With low crime, strong infrastructure, and excellent healthcare, living here is secure and comfortable.
Discover how the EU Migration Pact impacts the Czech Republic, from asylum updates to expat considerations and migration infrastructure improvements.
