Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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Prague Integration Centre adds several new features to its Praguer app for foreigners
The Praguer app has now launched a new 2.0 version.
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Distance learning especially tough for foreign kids learning Czech
With anti-coronavirus restrictions easing, schoolchildren are gradually returning to the classroom. Online learning has proved especially challenging for foreign children.
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Visiting foreign priests bring fresh wind to Czech parishes
There are over 1700 Catholic priests serving in parishes around the Czech Republic, among them a number of foreign priests from different parts of the world.
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Obligatory integration courses for foreigners to start next year
Under a government plan, some foreigners who wish to stay long-term in the Czech Republic will have to undergo a compulsory integration course from next year .
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Debashish Chaudhuri – the first Indian to study at the Prague Conservatory
For nearly two decades now, Debashish Chaudhuri has called Bohemia his home, while working with orchestras, both Czech and international, as a freelance or guest conductor.
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Study finds 9 in 10 foreigners in Czech universities recommend studying here
Most foreigners at Czech universities are happy with their programmes, professors and the quality of life here, according to a survey of over 10,000 international students.
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Belarusian artist in Prague embroiders anti-Lukashenko protests “to ward off bad spirits”
Rufina Bazlova is a Belarusian artist living in the Czech Republic who has decided to record the ongoing protests in her home country through a unique way: embroidery.
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Non-marital partners of Czechs may now come to CR – but conditions apply
People in a long-term relationship with a Czech can now come to the Czech Republic from states not on the government’s list of safe states with regard to Covid-19.
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Panama-born Aileen Rodriguez on living in Prague and working in health care tech during COVID-19
Health care technology professional Aileen Rodriguez is from Panama but now lives in the Czechia. She shared her impressions of life in Czechia and its COVID-19 response.
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Minorities in Czechia might be allowed to wed in their own language
Minorities living in the Czech Republic can only have a civil wedding conducted in Czech. However, that practice might soon change.
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How can foreigners travel to Czech Republic at present – and what may future hold?
Amid constantly changing information regarding coronavirus travel restrictions, it can be easy to lose trace of what is allowed and what is not. For those who would like…
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Greta Stocklassa: Why I chose open Swedish approach over strict Czech lockdown
Greta Stocklassa, a half-Czech, half-Swedish student at Prague’s FAMU film school, was doing an internship in New York in March when fear of the Covid-19 epidemic hitting…
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