Czechoslovak Independence Day, celebrated every year on October 28, is one of the most significant national holidays in the Czech Republic. This day marks the creation of an independent Czechoslovak state in 1918, breaking away from the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I. It’s a day of national pride, historical reflection, and a strong sense of community.
How to Get A Long-Term Residence Permit After Graduation?
#LifeInCzechia Are you graduating in Czechia soon? Maybe you’d like to stay and start your career here. We got your back! It is possible to get a residence permit to seek employment or start a business. In this article, we will explain the conditions and the procedure.
Heating in the Czech Republic: Optimizing Costs and Overcoming Challenges
Understanding how heating systems work in different types of accommodation is essential for navigating the Czech Republic’s colder months. Whether you’re a student in a dormitory, renting a private flat or house, or living in a panelák, knowing when the heating season starts and how costs are managed can help you stay comfortable while managing expenses.
Pumpkin Latte Season in the Czech Republic: do we celebrate Halloween?
In the Czech Republic, holidays often take you by surprise with their traditions and costumes. But for Halloween, we’re in step with many Western countries, where the end of October is a time to come together with family and share a cup of nice Pumpkin Latte. After that you can go on adventure and pick your very own pumpkin, or take a mysterious guided walk in the city.
Art Meets Advocacy: Exploring Safe Spaces in Brno
The Safe Spaces project by Art Connect Women featured powerful discussions and the moving 100 WOMEN installation, shedding light on women’s experiences and challenges. Learn more about the events and how to support ROSA – centrum pro ženy, z.s.
Moving to Brno: 5 Essential Tips You Need to Know
Moving to Brno? We are here to tell you everything you need to know: how to pay the waste taxes, rent a bike for free, how to buy a transport ticket and what is šalina. Read all about it here.
Moving to a new city becomes a challenge if you are unprepared for all the unexpected and surprising sides of its personality. When it comes to Brno, you are meeting a Dragon (the official symbol of Brno and its old legend) who is about to bite you unless you learn its tricks. We are ready to teach you!
What Is The Difference Between Renting And Subletting?
#LifeInCzechia Finding a nice place to live in the Czech Republic can be challenging. You may come across two different types of offers – renting and subletting. The problem is, they look pretty similar. But watch out, they differ in key aspects. Before signing a contract, have a look at this article and learn the specifics.
Don’t Fall For These Scammers In Czechia
#LifeInCzechia There is a new threat for fresh freelancers in the Czech Republic. They are increasingly becoming targeted by scammers posing as an official association. Watch out and don’t fall for their lies. How can you recognize it’s a scam? Let’s learn more in this article!
Obligations for Reporting Life Changes: What You Must Notify Czech Authorities
In the Czech Republic, it is essential for anyone who relocates, changes employment, or undergoes other significant life changes to report these changes to the relevant authorities. The process varies depending on whether the individual is an EU citizen or a third-country national. Proper notification of changes is crucial not only for legal compliance but […]
Czech Republic’s Tobacco Ban 2024: Current Regulations and Future Outlook
On Tuesday (September 17th) the European Commission proposed to extend a smoking ban to even more public areas. The new regulation would apply to traditional tobacco products, vapes, e-cigarettes, and heated tobacco. The 2009 Council Recommendation strengthened smoke-free legislation within public spaces, as well as EU cooperation on tobacco control. This created a strong base for the new legislation, which will probably come into force next year. Here is what we know for now …