The prespective of Brno in the eyes of a Portuguese
Tag: foreigners.cz
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.
Foreigners.cz in Numbers
The fifth anniversary of Foreigners.cz is coming. It was fast and furious and just now we realised how much we left behind us and how much is in front of us. Here are Foreigners.cz in numbers.
Sushi Workshop with Japanese
Read about the first Sushi Workshop we organised for you and which was run by Japanese! Check out the photos to see how much everybody enjoyed it 🙂
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.
A French guy in Brno
Making the decision to go to Brno for six months as part of Erasmus as the young French that I am, I was confronted with some ideas that my family or friends have about the Czech Republic. But we find it hard to know the differences regardless of the proximity of the two countries. What […]
A weekend in Pilsen
As a member of the Prague team with Foreigners.cz, I’m always looking for opportunities to visit our neighboring locations. The August MeetUp in Pilsen seemed like the perfect opportunity to get to know my fellow colleagues and visit the town famous for creating the flavorsome; Pilsner Urquell beer.
The Summer Session 2013
The Foreigners.cz Summer session, seen by an intern. Meetings, work sessions, leisure time, swimming pool and lot of fun!
Foreigners.cz Summer Session
From July 27th to July 30th, it was the Foreigners.cs Summer Session. It took place somewhere one hour and a half from Prague. I think everyone attended this event. The aim of these sessions is to better know each other, but also to share ideas on how to improve skills. They also organize a session during winter.
Living in Brno for a French expat
My decision to come in Czech Republic was a last minute decision. I’m supposed to be in the UK right now. Indeed, few months ago, I was looking for an internship abroad and all know how it is difficult to find a company that will suit you and will accept to take you for just 5 months. I never thought about coming here because it didn’t really attracted before. But when I’ve been the opportunity to come here, I did have a moment of hesitation. So I made some research before saying anything talk with one of my friends that lived in Prague during a few months. I have been given the answers that I needed to take my decision.