Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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Ukrainian refugees to get year-long visa, health insurance and labour permit
Ukrainians seeking refuge in the Czech Republic will receive a 12-month entry visa, health insurance and a labour permit.
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Russian student in Prague on the anguish of witnessing his country’s aggression in Ukraine
Martina Kroa talks to Georgij, a Russian student at the Prague University of Economics, about how the invasion of Ukraine impacted his life.
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Over hundred university students from Belarus find refuge in Czechia
More than a hundred university students from Belarus have found refuge in Czechia, after being forced to flee their country following persecution by Lukashenko’s regime.
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Being an expat mum in the Czech Republic can be a struggle
Learning Czech is no easy task. But without it, the life of an expat mum in the Czech Republic can be daunting.
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Non-native pupils dropping out of secondary schools due to language problems
For the children of foreign nationals who have opted to settle in Czechia, integrating is not always as easy as it may seem and the challenges they face can be daunting.
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My Take on Czechia
Who is my Family?
Christmas is a time of togetherness with family and friends. In the time of the Covid pandemic the difference isn’t all too clear.
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Life in a Time of Darkness
Kevin Loo reflects on Advent in the midst of the Covid pandemic.
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Czech Deck playing cards (not just) for expats feature local tips, useful phrases, fun facts
Like many young arrivals, Alysa Yamada first landed work in Prague teaching English. Czech Deck highlights some favourite aspects of the culture, and her love for trivia.
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My Take on Czechia
1989 Around the World
A personal reflection on the November 17th freedom celebrations in Prague.
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For newly arriving foreigners, integrating into Czech society begins with a course
Some non-EU foreigners seeking a long-term residence permit in Czechia are now obliged to undergo an integration and adaptation course.
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Chata Life
Kevin Loo reports on the Czech passion for country cottages or "chatas".
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Hrishabh Sandilya: From running Prague bars to aiding refugees in Cyprus
Hrishabh Sandilya helps run an NGO that aims to boost migrants’ chances of finding success in their new countries. But prior to that Sandilya lived for in Prague for years.
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