The Czech Republic is a particularly attractive location for both foreign employees and many international businesses due to its central location within Europe. With good transportation and infrastructure, it is an excellent base for doing business with Germany and Russia, for example. Czech’s infrastructure, combined with its reputation among investors as being a stable westernized market, means the country has succeeded in attracting a large amount of direct foreign investment.
Today, a large number of jobs with an average salary of 33,840 crowns (1,300 euros) per month in the Czech Republic are quite common. Highly paid vacancies are open to foreigners, especially those who graduated from Czech higher education institutions. Despite the fact, that there is a huge amount of expats working in the Czech Republic, the lack of a workforce is still notable. Hence, what are the most popular vacancies for expats?
- In the Czech Republic, as well as throughout the world, the leading position is occupied by the field of information technology and network administration. Programmers, IT specialists, WEB-designers and software developers remain in the top of the list!
- The second, no less important position are doctors and health care workers! When researchers study the issue of labor robotization, doctors, as a rule, find themselves outside the “risk group”. They cannot be replaced by any cars, and they do not lose their importance. In addition, in many regions of the Czech Republic there is a shortage of medical workers, many of whom work overtime, so young doctors and doctoral students are in great demand!
- Next in line is a financial consultant! This is a person who consults his clients in monetary matters, analyzes and deals with financial situations and, on the basis of knowledge of banking and insurance services, creates a sufficient financial plan for the client. For this position, you will need financial education.
- The situation on the labor market is dynamic: new professions appear in the Czech Republic, old ones disappear, the demand and popularity of various specialties are changing, but only the demand for marketing analytics continues to grow! A marketing analyst ensures the success of a new product or service in the consumer market. A specialist in this field always keeps up with the presents and follows the trends! If you are applying for this position – you will need education in the field of management and economics.
- The list is concluded by chemists. Chemistry at the moment is a rapidly developing industry, and the most sought-after areas are biomedicine, biotechnology, and nanomaterials.
So, the Czech Republic is open to workers of various industries. Want to find a job in the Czech Republic, but do not know how to do it? Read our articles about job search using employment websites or social media.
Have not yet decided to move to the Czech Republic? Buy our e-book How to find a job in the Czech Republic – a complete employment guide with tips from the HR assistant and lists of the best recruitment agencies. Good luck in building your new career!
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Hi Veronika,
i came accrosed your post during my job search and how to migrate to czech republic.
i would appreciate if you can share with me some facts and possible ways to migrate
to czech.
.many thanks .
Hello Joel,
Thank you for your comment! Please write at info@foreigners.cz and my colleagues will get back to you as soon as possible.
Kind regards,
Karina.
I’m interested work in labour
Hello Bishnu,
You have every chance to do it here in the Czech Republic! If you need some help with that, please write at info@foreigners.cz and my colleagues will get back to as soon as possible. Thank you and wish you a lovely day!
I am interest work in labour
Hello Dil,
Thank you for your question. We do not provide any job offers, but you will encounter any issues regarding visa, immigration or accommodation, feel free to contact us at info@foreigners.cz
Kind regards,
Karina.
Iam indian
How do get a work visa or job from cz can u plz tel me how much money visa
Hi Vicky,
here and here you can find two of our articles about getting a job in the Czech Republic. If you are interested, we can also help you with getting a Czech visa. Hope this helps 🙂
Kind regards,
Anna
I’m currently living in the U.S. and looking to move to the Czech Republic in about a yea. What are opportunities like for English speakers and are their any opportunities for jobs in fitness?
Hello Jay,
Fitness is quite popular in the Czech Republic and especially in bigger (more cosmopolitan cities) like Prague or Brno your chances to find a job in this field are pretty high.
Good luck and if you need help with relocating to the Czech Republic (or anything else), make sure to contact us – we’ll gladly help you! 🙂
Kind regards,
Anna
I am from Nepal. I want to apply for hospitality industry in Czech Republic as I am a hospitality student. What should I go through to apply for working visa? Thank you!
Hi Abhishek,
as you can surely imagine, the process requires a lot of paperwork. It is described in detail on the Ministry of the Interior’s webpage but the best advice I can give you is to go through the process with us which will save you a lot of time 🙂
Kind regards,
Anna
Hey I am from Jamaica and would like to visit Czech republic what are the requirements for me.
Hi Phylicia,
unfortunately, the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs currently offers no information on your country. It may change but right now there is, sadly, nothing at all.
Kind regards,
Anna
Hi!
Good day!
I’m Interested to work to czech republic please me how?… My work experience is Waiter almost 3year and Laundryman almost 5year ang Housekeeping cleaner 1year and Welder 6months…
Please help me… Ty
Hi Peregrino,
you can check our free e-book about searching for a job in the Czech Republic. If you’d like to know more, you can also get in touch with my colleagues via info@foreigners.cz.
Kind regards,
Anna
Hi,
I am a very well respected and experienced 30+ year leader in my industry with Information Security here in US. My wife, a Czech national and I have decided to spend some time in Prague, a couple years or more. What are the chances for me to obtain a job on par with my experience? Is there a search firm that I should work with particularly? Thank you so much
Hi Rob,
I believe your chances are very high. You can try ti find some companies at jobs.cz or indeed.com.
Kind regards,
Anna
Hi I’m basically from Bangladesh currently I’m staying in Bangladesh my friend carcal we are more than 15 people mostly we are skilled workers so we can able get work permit through by you….
What is the all process let me know about it please
Hello there!
Are you planning on relocating to the Czech Republic? If yes, you came to the right place! Foreigners specialize in helping expats relocate to the Czech Republic, deal with all the immigration admin, and so on. You can find a full list of our services at https://www.foreigners.cz/services. I encourage you to email us at info@foreigners.cz and describe your situation. Somebody will surely take your case and help you out!
Best of luck,
Tereza
I am interest work in labour
Hi Himal,
if you’re interested in working in Czechia, you should check the following job portals:
https://www.prace.cz/
https://cz.indeed.com/
https://www.profesia.cz/
and https://www.jobs.cz
Best of luck with your job-hunt!
Tereza
Hello,
I am from India and planning to do my MBA from Czech Republic. Can you please confirm if MBA fresher’s jobs are easily available there or shall i look for some other course which has more employability? Also can you name few mainly related to Management and Finance.
Hi Arpita!
We’re glad you’re coming to study in the Czech Republic. I recommend you read our recent article targeting international students (link below). If you’re studying a daily accredited programme in Czechia, you can look for jobs while you study, because you’ll have free access to the job market. Once you’ve graduated, you can also apply for a special 9-month visa which will allow you to look for a job without having to leave here.
I personally think you should have no problems finding a job with an MBA, but we don’t specialize in job searches, we mainly specialize in immigration services.
Here’s the link:
https://blog.foreigners.cz/legalize-diploma-stay-in-czechia-after-graduation/
Best of luck,
Tereza