#LifeInCzechia Thinking about relocating to Europe? Then consider the Czech Republic – a country that offers a high quality of life, rich culture, excellent healthcare, and affordability that’s hard to beat in Western Europe. We’ve already discovered its benefits in the last article. Now let’s look at practical tips and interesting places.
Have you thought about Brno?
How to get here
Getting to the Czech Republic from the US is easy and convenient. Most travelers arrive via Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG), which is well connected to major European hubs like Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, and London. You can reach Prague with just one quick layover.
Once you land, the Czech Republic’s excellent train and bus network makes it easy to reach towns like Brno, Olomouc, Plzeň, and others – fast, comfortably, and affordably. Private train companies like RegioJet or Leo Express even offer Wi-Fi, meals, and first-class seating
Where to Look for Work
Moving without a job secured, here are a few key platforms where employers often look for international talent:
- Jobs.cz or Profesia.cz – Czech platform available in English
- Expats.cz – Offers focused on the expat community
- LinkedIn – Various offers from big companies
- StartupJobs.cz – Great for tech/startup enthusiasts
- or check out the corporate websites
If you already have a job offer – great! We can assist with all steps from visa applications to housing and school searches.
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Czech Places Worth the Hype
We highly recommend considering these Czech cities, where you can also find Foreigners.cz offices:
Prague – With one of the best public transportation systems in Europe, stunning architecture, a vibrant international community, and endless cultural events, Prague is a top destination for expats and digital nomads.
Brno – The heart of Czech tech and innovation, home to many startups, universities, and international companies. It’s more relaxed than Prague, yet still offers a dynamic urban life.
Pilsen – Love beer? This is your place. Pilsen is the birthplace of Pilsner beer and has a strong industrial and engineering base.
Hradec Králové – A beautiful city combining modernity and history, with excellent schools and a family-friendly atmosphere.
Pardubice – Known for its horse racing traditions and high concentration of industry and IT opportunities.
Olomouc – A charming historical city with a vibrant student life, rich culture, and lower cost of living.
Other Interesting Towns for Expats
Český Krumlov – A fairytale-like UNESCO town full of history, art, and nature. Ideal for those looking for a quiet, picturesque lifestyle.
Liberec – Surrounded by mountains and forests, it’s perfect for outdoor lovers. Close to the German and Polish borders, it’s also well-connected.
Zlín – A progressive town with a strong industrial design legacy (home of the Bata shoe company) and a growing modern business scene.
Karlovy Vary – A historic spa town with a large international presence, known for its wellness culture and international film festival.
Třebíč – Another UNESCO-listed gem with Jewish and Christian heritage side by side, and a peaceful small-town atmosphere.
Ready to Make the Move?
Whether you’re coming solo, with a partner, or as a family, relocating doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Foreigners.cz has helped thousands of expats start their new life in the Czech Republic – from visas to housing to healthcare paperwork, they’ve got your back.
Our team will handle all administrative processes to maximize your chances of a successful residence permit application. We also provide personalised support to help you find the perfect new home.
Need a change? Want to experience the charm of the Old Continent? Relocate with us.
If you want to feel at home, check out our categories of “Living” and “Practical tips for expats” where you will find interesting information about the Czech Republic and recommendations on how to make the most out of your stay here.
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