Living in Prague guide for expats

The labour market in the Czech Republic and especially Prague is doing well. For several years, the unemployment rate has been ...

As everywhere else, the workplace etiquette differs from company to company. In Prague, there is a wide range of employers, and ...

The Czech economy is stable and growing, and the unemployment rate is very low. It is one of the reasons why real estate prices ...

Are you relocating to Prague and you are wondering which part of the city is the best for you? In the following article, we will ...

The Czech Republic belongs to the countries which offer education for free. Czechs and foreigners do not have to pay for higher ...

Prague and the Czech Republic is considered as the heart of Europe. Have you just relocated to the city? Or do you plan to move ...

With almost 40 universities, Prague is considered as a major student city in the Czech Republic. It does not matter if you come ...

Settling down anywhere in the world can take you some time. How difficult is it to adjust to the Czech culture? Depending on your ...

It does not matter if you moved to Prague alone, with family, or beloved partner. The city has a lot to offer to all of you ...

When walking around Prague, you will see restaurants, cafes, and pubs on each corner. The choice is huge from cheap pubs with ...

You just settled down in the city and do not know anybody yet. What is the best place where to meet people and make new friends ...

Indulging in sports can be a great opportunity for meeting new people, losing weight or relaxing your body and soul. Prague ...

Settling down in a new city can be difficult and take some time. The labour market in Prague is doing well now, and searching for ...

Creating a social and professional network in Prague can take some time as everywhere else. It is difficult to say how to behave ...

Prague is full of activities for expatriates and locals too! Indeed, you are not likely to get bored during your stay, thanks to ...