#LifeInCzechia Renting an apartment in the Czech Republic can feel overwhelming at first. There is a different rental culture, and landlords apply different rules. The good news? Czech law gives tenants more protection than many foreigners realize. Here are some important rights every expat renting in Czechia should know – and a few things landlords legally can’t forbid.
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Pilsen Is Buzzing: The Ultimate May–June Events Roundup
Pilsen comes alive this May and June with a packed lineup of events. From open-air concerts and cultural festivals to delicious food experiences and thrilling sports, there’s something happening in every corner of the city.
Licence or Registration First? Expat Choices in Czechia
Living in a foreign country often means rethinking everyday decisions that once felt simple. One of these is whether or not to start driving, and more importantly, where and how to obtain a driving licence if you decide the time is right.
If you are an expat in the Czech Republic, this decision can involve multiple factors such as cost, time, language barriers, and administrative requirements.
In this article, we explain your main options and what to consider when getting a driving licence and a car as a foreigner.
A New Generation of Coliving in Brno
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.
What you need to move to Czechia
Moving to a new country can be exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming too. If you are planning to move to Czechia, or already packing your bags, there are a few things that will make your life easier once you are here.
Bikesharing in Pilsen: A Practical Guide
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.
Student Visa Extension in the Czech Republic
Moving to the Czech Republic as a student is an exciting step. However, once your initial visa or residence permit is approaching its expiry date, it is important to start the extension process early. Ideally at least 3 months in advance. Appointments can be limited, and waiting times may be a month or longer. One important question then arises: how can you extend your stay legally?
Extra Support for Expats Renting Apartments in the Czech Republic
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 Standard of Student Housing in Brno: Welcome to Fellows Jaselská
A new way of living in Brno. Fellows Jaselská combines private residential units, coliving spaces and city-centre energy for students and young professionals.
Czech Tax Residency and Tax Domicile Explained for Foreigners
Are you a Czech tax resident? Do you need a Czech tax residency certificate? And what does the 183 day rule really mean?
If you live or work in the Czech Republic, understanding your tax domicile is essential. It determines where you pay tax on your worldwide income and whether you can benefit from double taxation treaties.