Author: Simona Pickar
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Doing Business in the Czech Republic: Trade Licenses for Foreigners
Starting a business in a new country can feel complicated. In the Czech Republic, the most common way for expats to become self-employed is through a živnost – a trade license. It allows you to work as a freelancer, consultant, or small business owner without setting up a company. What is a Trade License (Živnost)?…
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Parking in Prague: Guide to Parking Zones, Apps, and Tips
Finding a legal place to park can be one of the most confusing parts of living in the Czech capital. The system of Prague parking zones is strict, and without knowing the rules you may face fines or towing. This guide will help you understand the parking rules in Prague, explain the different zones, and…
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What the Right CV Should Look Like
Common mistakes expats make – and how to fix them If you’re applying for a job in the Czech Republic, your CV needs to be clear, specific, and professional. Employers often reject CVs that are messy, vague, or hard to understand. Here’s what to avoid – and what to do instead: Common mistakes: What to…
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Guide to Public Institutions in the Czech Republic
Living in a new country comes with its fair share of challenges — and figuring out how public offices work is definitely one of them. In the Czech Republic, there are various government institutions responsible for different parts of daily life. This article gives you a clear overview of where to go if you need…
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5 Traditional Czech Dishes You Must Try
Czech cuisine is a delicious blend of rich flavors, hearty ingredients, and time-honored traditions. Whether you are visiting Prague for the first time or have been living in the Czech Republic for years, experiencing the local food is a must. Here are five traditional Czech dishes that you should not miss 1. Svíčková Svíčková is…
