Currently, with the Czech Republic being in the state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic, only expats with valid residence permits can cross the borders and return to the country where they may have families, jobs, homes. If you meet the conditions of holding the permanent residency status in the Czech Republic but you don’t have it yet we strongly recommend submitting your application.
A Greek’s Survival Guide Abroad: Czech Edition
For Greeks that are already in the Czech Republic since the borders are closed now… or for Greeks that think of visiting the country in the future, hopefully, it will be soon. And for all of you interested in what a typical Greek person looks like!
A Movie per Day Keeps Boredness Away: Part 2, the Most Anticipated
So guys, as I promised there you have it. The second part of my movie tips to make your evenings at home more bearable. No worries, you can thank me later! I hope you are going to love today’s recommendations as much as I did.
Coronavirus: How to Handle Anxiety
On one hand, we can’t simply ignore the present alarming situation and keep going like nothing is happening. On the other hand, we for sure shouldn’t fall into the other extreme and succumb to stress and anxiety. Inevitably, the recent events trigger anxiety in all of us, no matter how emotionally and psychically stable we (think we) are. We are outside of our comfort zones, mentally strained, unsure and wary of things to come. Therefore, it is of highest importance for us to brace ourselves with patience, discipline and kindness.
Coronavirus in the Czech Republic XIII: Services for Expats Provided during the State of Emergency
During the current state of emergency in the Czech Republic, there are many expats and foreign students who are still in need of solving immigration and accommodation issues. Even under unwanted pressure, Foreigners are trying to ensure that all processes and requests of help from clients are running as smoothly as possible.
Coronavirus Volunteers: Provide Aid
With the coronavirus on the loose, also people in the Czech Republic started doing the best to help on this urgent matter. New voluntary groups started being organized to help those who are most at risk of being infected by the new virus.
Coronavirus in the Czech Republic XI: Mandatory Facemasks and Shopping Times for the Elderly
The numbers of people infected with the coronavirus (COVID-19) are still growing in the Czech Republic. This fact has led to the government of the country approving the nationwide mandatory use of facemasks in public places starting on Wednesday, 12:00 AM, March 19.
A Movie per Day Keeps Boredness Away: What to Watch during Quarantine Part 1
With the current coronavirus situation in the Czech Republic, we are kind of forced to stay at home for the sake of us and our co-citizens. So, some of you may be running out of what-to-do-next ideas. You’ve cleaned the whole apartment twice, you disinfected every surface, you did your laundry for the whole month, you emptied your fridge, you’ve possibly gained a few kilos lately and now you are sitting there on a chair thinking “What now?” Well, if you are not planning on working out to lose the extra kilos, just continue reading.
Coronavirus in the Czech Republic: The Entire Country Quarantined from Monday 16, 2020
Stay home, people. The Czech government announced a ban from movement in the territory of the Czech Republic as one of the precautions to fight the coronavirus pandemic that has been spreading across Europe.
Coronavirus in the Czech Republic IX: MOI Offices Operating Limited from March, 16, 2020
In connection with the state of the emergency in the Czech Republic and the prevention of coronavirus, the activities at the offices of the Ministry of the Interior dealing with foreigners’ residence permits will be limited from 16 March 2020.