#LifeInCzechia Hello everyone! I am Siyana and I am a big fan of solo traveling, so today I am sharing with you my experience and some recommendations when wondering if you should travel solo in the Czech Republic. As an increasingly popular destination in Europe, the Czech Republic offers a rich history, culture, and natural beauty that beckons solo travelers from around the globe. But one question often lingers in the minds of solo adventurers: Is the Czech Republic safe for people who travel alone?
Category: Practical tips for expats
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A Comprehensive Guide to Maternity Leave in Czechia
#LifeInCzechia Maternity leave is a crucial aspect of employment policies worldwide, designed to support and protect the rights of working mothers during the period surrounding childbirth. In the Czech Republic, the government has implemented a comprehensive maternity leave system to ensure the well-being of both mother and child. Find out about the duration, eligibility, benefits, and legal framework.
Are You Aware of Boiler Check Requirements?
#LifeInCzechia There is nothing like stepping into the warmth of your home after being outside in the cold weather. Does your household have a boiler? Then do not forget about regular boiler checks required by the law. It might not be automatically taken care of by the landlord. What do you need to do?
How to Buy Public Transport Tickets “Šalinkarta” for Brno
#LifeInCzechia If you’re planning to move to Brno, navigating the city’s public transport system can be a bit intimidating. However, worry not; I definitely recommend buying a travel pass, which locals call šalinkarta. I’m here to simplify the process of buying prepaid tickets for Brno zones 100 and 101! Residents and frequent travelers commonly use these zones for everyday commuting, making them essential.
Applied for a Czech Visa Abroad? How Did It Go?
#LifeInCzechia Applying for a Schengen visa can be overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time. In this blog post, I’ll share my personal experience of obtaining a Schengen visa for the Czech Republic while studying abroad in Türkiye. Specifically, I’ll focus on applying for a short-term visa for an internship. Choosing the Right Visa: Before […]
End of the PVZP Monopoly – What Does It Mean For You?
#LifeInCzechia News regarding the compulsory health insurance! The insurance monopoly of PVZP (a subsidiary of the General Health Insurance Company of the Czech Republic) is now canceled. Foreigners from non-EU countries who have long-term or permanent residence in the Czech Republic can now choose the insurance company on their own.
From Visa Arrangement to IT Support: Introducing Foreigners Services!
#ForeignersServices is not just accommodation or residence permits. We provide complex relocation services for expats in the Czech Republic. Whether you came across our company for the first time or you’re already our client, learn about our unique story and find out what we can do for you.
How to Obtain a Driving License in Czechia?
#LifeInCzechia Public transport is cheap, environment friendly, and efficient… But there is nothing like the freedom of just driving your car directly to your destination. Plus, a car is a necessity in secluded areas, for families with children, and for overall comfort. It can also help you get a job! What do you need to do to obtain one? Find out in our article!
Public Libraries in Brno
#LifeInCzechia For readers of any faction it’s not always feasible to continuously purchase books. In those cases it’s vital to know about other resources that will sate their curiosities like libraries. In the city of Brno there are several options of public libraries where anyone is welcome including expats. In this blog post we’ll be exploring which public libraries accept foreigners, the amenities they offer, and the hours of operation.
Mental Health Strategies for Moving
#LifeInCzechia Moving to a new place can be an exciting adventure, but it also comes with a unique set of challenges, including the potential strain on your mental health. Adjusting to unfamiliar surroundings, building new relationships, and coping with the upheaval can be overwhelming. However, by prioritizing self-care and implementing strategies to support your mental well-being, you can navigate this transitional period with greater ease.