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Any news related to the Czech Republic that expats should be aware of.
Looking for an apartment for rent in Brno?
Fellows Jaselská brings a new kind of city living with fully furnished apartments, smart layouts and modern comfort designed for students, expats and young professionals.
Everything you need to know about using e-bike sharing in Pilsen — from unlocking your first bike to pricing, free minutes, and practical tips for a hassle-free ride around the city.
For many expats moving to the Czech Republic, renting an apartment in cities like Brno or Prague is the first real step toward building a life here. But navigating contracts, communication with landlords or unexpected issues can quickly become overwhelming.
Especially when everything happens in a different language.
That is why we offer something more than just helping you find an apartment or start renting in the Czech Republic. Every English-speaking tenant renting through us receives a free VIP Service Package. A support system designed to help you throughout your entire stay in the Czech Republic.
A new way of living in Brno. Fellows Jaselská combines private residential units, coliving spaces and city-centre energy for students and young professionals.
One wild night out could put your stay in the Czech Republic at risk.
Sounds exaggerated? Unfortunately, it isn’t.
A new legal rule, informally referred to as the “three strikes” rule, allows authorities to cancel or refuse to extend a foreign national’s residence permit if they repeatedly commit misdemeanours. This may apply even if you have a valid employment contract, perform your job without any issues and have been living in the Czech Republic for years.
2026 brings major legal changes in Czechia—from visas and work to healthcare and housing. Learn what matters for foreigners and get a practical roadmap at lifeinczechia.com
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.