No residence permit is needed to buy a flat, yet farmland, companies and sanctions follow other rules, and Czech paperwork is ...

Two flats of the same size can sit a few tram stops apart and carry very different price tags. Here is what drives the gap ...

"Visa" can mean a tourist stamp, a work permit or the card in your wallet. Czechia sorts them by purpose and length of stay, ...

Banks and partners check whether a Czech company has deposited its accounts. The route from closing the books to the sbírka ...

A short text on how power works, a separate Charter of rights and an unchangeable core that the Constitutional Court has ...

Builders' costs set a floor under new flat prices, not the price itself. How materials, labour, permits and finance feed ...

Prague Monitor is an English-language site for people who live in, work in or are moving to Czechia. Prague Monitor (praguemonitor.com) publishes explainers and guides that put Czech rules, ...

You sign for a flat that may not yet exist, and pay as the walls go up. Four documents and one registry entry decide whether ...

Each Czech faculty sets its own deadline and test, and the foreign certificate in your folder may need recognition first. A ...

One front door, then three more: how a sole-trader registration leads to the tax office, health insurer and social security, ...

Your employer, landlord and utilities all assume you have one. What banks ask for, the basic account you have a right to, and ...

Locals and newcomers pay the same rent. The difference is in the extras: insurance, paperwork and a minimum that freelancers ...