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Category: Practical tips for expats
Category for articles about any practical tips for expats living in the Czech Republic.
Waste Collection Fee
A lot of foreigners don’t know this, but there is a waste collection fee that you have to pay in the Czech Republic. These are the most frequently asked questions.
Roommate Survival Guide
Housing is expensive, and more and more people choose to save money by living with roommates. Of course, living with roommates is much easier said than done. Read on to learn how to combat some of the common issues roommates have.
Sharing more tips and tricks on Housing and Real Estate in Czech Republic
Our branch manager Liduška was kindly invited to give a small presentation at an annual event organized by our partner, Brno Expat Centre. The purpose of this event is to share and spread information and tips and tricks about real estates and housing in Brno, to foreigners. And, trust me, thanks to all of you seeking help from us, we have a lot to say.
Getting an OpenCard
Public transportation is essential while living in Prague. You can get a single ride pass or a day pass from any vending kiosk, but if you’re in the city for a long time, you’re going to want to apply for OpenCard.
Navigating the Immigration Process: EU Citizens
Government officiated processes are challenging to navigate, especially in a foreign country where you may have limited language skills. Fortunately, it is possible to prepare for your immigration appointment to minimize stress on the day of your appointment at the Ministry of the Interior. Read this article to learn how to efficiently go through the immigration process.
Conquering the Immigration Office (non-EU)
We all know what government agencies are like. They’re slow, confusing, and impossible to navigate. Now, combine that with not being able to read the signs in the building, and you’ve got a recipe for disaster. In this article, you will find everything you need to help you navigate the immigration office for whatever business you have there.
Vienna – Cultural weekend
Do you want to discover Vienna, the largest city of Austria. Vienna is Austria’s primary city, with a population of about 1.757 million, and its cultural, economic, and political centre. It is the 7th-largest city by population within city limits in the European Union.
Second hand furniture in Brno
If you need or want something for your place. This topic can help you.
Louise’s story – getting on your feet
The first time I set foot in the Czech Republic was September 18th 2009. As part of my university degree I was taking part in a semester abroad. It was a challenging experience as I had never lived abroad before so I was certainly anxious and unsure of what the next three months would hold.