Living in Prague. How to ...
Although Prague is an absolutely amazing place for living, we all know that being an expat comes with some challenges. That is why we commit to bring you the most relevant tips and ideas for handling life here – from basic bureaucracy guides to tips for networking.
Latest news about work in Prague
Novartis Prague jobs: all career insights you need before applying
Browsing through various Czech job boards online, you often come across Novartis Prague jobs that look quite attractive on the backdrop of countless corporate openings. They have a prominent employer…
Stop losing a part of your salary when using paid vacation days in Czech Republic
In 2021 full-time employees get 25 paid vacation days in Czech republic. But how many of them actually plan their holidays in a smart way? Over the years I realized…
JnJ Prague jobs: Juicy insider info from a former employee
One of the most prominent corporate employers in this country is JnJ, or to be precise, Johnson & Johnson office in Prague. JnJ Prague jobs listings often pop up on…
How to get a Czech Republic work visa?
Many foreigners ask, “So how do I get a Czech Republic work visa?” when, in fact visas don’t have much to do with migration, nor with work in this country.…
Foreigner looking for any job in Czechia? That’s why you are still jobless!
Dear foreigners looking for a job in Czech Republic! Many of you are following possibly the worst strategy for job-hunting in this country. After seeing many futile posts like “I’m…
Czech Employee Card. How to change your employer without losing your card?
Having a Czech Employee Card, if you want to change your job, you might be risking losing your current card. For example, if the new employment doesn’t fit the requirements…
Czech taxes in English
Czech taxes for foreigners explained (not only for dummies)
How about bringing some light on Czech taxes for foreigners? Filing your income tax papers in Czech Republic doesn’t have to be a miserable experience. It’s not just something all…
Czech tax advisers who speak English. Recommended by expats.
People often asked me for recommendations on English speaking Czech tax advisers. I know that dealing with your Czech taxes might seem difficult and even overwhelming if you don’t speak…
Czech solidarity tax: who pays it and how to get this money back?
The Czech Solidarity tax (solidární daň) is also colloquially called Millionaire tax (milionářská daň). It is an additional 7% tax applicable on income of high-earning individuals. You may not think…
When you don’t need to pay income tax in Czech Republic?
Personal income tax in Czech Republic is at 15% rate. However, not all income must be taxed. For example, under certain conditions, occasional earnings are not a subject of taxation…
Czech tax return: tax deductions and discounts you should know about
How to apply all Czech tax deductions when paying my income tax? What about tax discounts? What is the difference? There are so many questions that come up when foreigners…
Czech tax return: should you submit it yourself? Czech tax resident vs not.
Dealing with your Czech tax return can be a pretty confusing experience. But it doesn’t have to be if you get the basics straight. Not everyone needs to file their…
Life in Prague, how to deal with Czech bureaucracy and other tips.
Driving schools for foreigners in Czech Republic
What does it take to a foreigner to apply for a driving school in Czech Republic and to successfully pass the driving exams? This question has been raised by many…
Czech driving licences for foreigners explained
I often hear many questions from foreigners regarding obtaining a Czech driving licence. Do I need to exchange my driving licence for a Czech one? How long does it take…
The best tricks for cheap shopping in Prague. Cashback offer as the cherry on the top!
When you are shopping in Prague prices can sometimes get quite scary! 😊 Especially for some categories of products. For example, clothing is somewhat pricier than in other big European…
Renting a flat in Prague: 4 great ways to find your new home
Renting a flat in Prague is not cheap, but finding one is not an easy game either. As someone who moved several times during these years, I know how stressful…
Use Revolut in Czech Republic and abroad – it’s expat money-saving tip #1
Have you been fooled by one of Prague’s infamous currency exchange shops yet? Many of us felt that painful disappointment when we first tried to exchange foreign currency in one…
Latest travel itineraries for short trips from Prague
Short trip from Prague to Dresden – the best itinerary for a day trip
One of the most popular trips that Praguers take regularly is a day trip from Prague to Dresden. It is that type of holiday-inspired trip, usually spontaneous and fun. Of…
