Six things that just got more expensive in Czechia this year

From higher public transport prices to costlier online shopping, here’s what you might pay more for in 2026.

Thomas Smith

Written by Thomas Smith Published on 07.01.2026 16:06:00 (updated on 07.01.2026) Reading time: 3 minutes

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As the Czech government’s multi-year consolidation package enters its third year, 2026 is shaping up to be a noticeably more expensive period for households and businesses alike. 

A mix of tax amendments, public transport updates, and regulatory changes that took effect at the start of this year is set to hit wallets across Czechia, from higher motorway fees to steeper taxes for the self-employed.

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