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Immigration to the Czech Republic, like to any other country, is a responsible and difficult matter. Based on experience, it is possible to say with confidence that any trip to another country is difficult not so much physically as psychologically, it is especially felt when a person decides to move to a still foreign country to a permanent place of residence, where often there are not even acquaintances and people find themselves cut off from the usual environment. We have to solve many problems, facing problems due to ignorance or lack of awareness or a banal lack of information due to not knowing the language. In 2011, the Czech Republic adopted a new law on foreigners, and to be honest, the novellas did not make life easier for foreigners.
Studying in the Czech Republic To study, which will be paid for by the Ministry of Education, not you, you need a good knowledge of the Czech language. And they can help you in studying the ego Czech language courses. You will pay for foreign language training (English is offered most often). Various Czech language courses or preparatory courses will help you prepare for admission to Czech universities.
Money in the Czech Republic - Czech crowns, euros. You can exchange at any exchange office or bank. A commission is charged in banks and most exchange offices.
You can buy goods for Czech crowns, in large hypermarkets and some shops for euros.
Travel in the Czech Republic and Prague is paid for with coupons and travel tickets, you can buy travel tickets on the spot from bus and tram drivers, but the ticket will cost a little more. For several years now, there has been a new system of payment through a mobile phone, an SMS is sent to the number 9020626 with the text DPT, a response with information about the validity period is received quickly enough, since one-time travel tickets in Prague are valid according to the time for all types of transport. There are restrictions only on the belts of Prague, which diverge along it like circles on the water, information about the belts can be obtained both via the Internet and at stops and stations. Public transport and routes are well developed and there are quite a few of them, so even from small villages you can get to the center in comfortable buses or by train. Route taxis are not developed in the Czech Republic.
Constant carrying of documents The police have the right to check the documents of any person, therefore, in order to avoid problems with the police, it is advisable to always carry a passport with a visa, and insurance issued for the entire period of stay in the Czech Republic.
Real estate in the Czech Republic Since 2009, a foreigner can purchase real estate in the Czech Republic as an individual. Real estate in the main cities is significantly more expensive than in the periphery, but the range of options is much wider. In terms of the quality of housing and the development of the infrastructure, it is safe to consider not only Prague, because in the Czech Republic, even in small towns, conditions have been created for comfortable living for both single people and families with children.
Prices in the Czech Republic Prices vary depending on where and how much you buy, it is often cheaper to buy online, if you want to buy used goods, then you have a commission, the prices there are significantly lower and you can find very good options. The markets are not very developed, as hypermarkets prevail and the prices there are acceptable, although here it is also necessary to keep in mind where it is located and to which trade network the hypermarket belongs. The lowest prices are offered by TESCO chains (primarily for food products), Kaufland and Albert (at the same prices as TESCO, the quality of fruits and vegetables can be higher).
It is also possible to recommend Macro hypermarkets, an analogue of our wholesale markets, to entrepreneurs. Prices for food products are about the same, and if you have come to the Czech Republic for a few days, then you will be puzzled about where to buy food, it is not worth much, just one piece of advice - do not buy on the tourist routes, although here, too, tastes and opportunities are different for everyone.
