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Guide for expatriates in Prague, Czech Republic
EasyExpat
29 January, 2011 15:49
We are proud to launch our new city guide for expatriates in Prague, Czech Republic.
Prague has been a beloved Bohemian capital through invading armies, World Wars, and a long Communist regime. Known in Czech as Praha, the city is the artistic, cultural, economic and political heart of the Czech Republic. It is one of Europe's most charming and beautiful cities, popular with budget travellers and high society revellers alike.
Located in the centre of Czech Republic, the capital city of Prague is 496 square km and about 1.2 million inhabitants live here. The Vltava River is a defining geographical feature as it rolls through the city.
The modern economy of Prague is largely service and export-based. The city has developed rapidly and is named as one of the best cities for innovation globally and the best in Central Europe. The city accounts for 25% of the Czech Republic's GDP making it the pinnacle of Czech economics. There are 800,000 employees in Prague, with an additional 120,000 commuters. In 2010, there were about 150,000 foreign workers (about 18% of the workforce).
You will find the usual articles in our guide to prepare your expatriation to Prague and manage your life once in there:
Overview, Job, Passport, Visa & Permits, International Removal
Companies, Finding Accommodation, Work, Benefits and Tax, Moving in,
Education, Health, Practical Life (banks, transport, shopping...),
Entertainment...
You can also discuss and share experience in Czech Republic in our forum.
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