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Czech Republic

Prague

InformationPolicy Changes

Czech Republic permits at risk for 2 repeated minor offenses starting Jan. 1

The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated its official guidance for non-EU citizens regarding short-term stays and long-term residence permits. This resource serves as the primary legal reference for nomads and expats navigating the transition from tourist status to long-term residency.

May 21, 2026
InformationPolicy Changes

Czech Republic Updates Employment Registration Rules

Starting April 2026, a single monthly online notification will replace 25 different registration forms for workers in the Czech Republic. This administrative overhaul will simplify the hiring and compliance process for foreign employees and their employers, with a six-month grace period for initial errors.

April 8, 2026
InformationCost Changes

Prague Housing Costs Strain Remote Worker Budgets

Prague's declining housing affordability and rising rents relative to wages make it a more expensive and less accessible destination for long-term travelers.

March 28, 2026
InformationPolicy Changes

Understanding the EU Migration Pact in Czech Republic

The Czech Republic must adopt new EU migration rules, including mandatory three-day pre-entry screenings at borders and faster Dublin transfers. These changes may impact visa processing timelines for family members of third-country nationals entering via other EU member states.

March 18, 2026
InformationCost Of Living

Why Americans are Flocking to Czechia

Highlights booming demand for nomad hubs like Czechia, potentially raising housing costs and competition; useful for US nomads scouting popular, affordable European spots amid growing exodus.

March 3, 2026
InformationNomad Programs

Inside the Czech Republic Digital Nomad Program

The Czech government has introduced a dedicated visa program for IT professionals and freelancers from the US, UK, and six other nations. Qualified applicants can benefit from an expedited 45-day processing time and the ability to apply for a long-term residence permit after one year.

February 17, 2026