Money-saving hack: Pick the right energy contract in Czechia and cut bills
Electricity and gas prices have become significantly cheaper but choosing the right offer can affect your payment even more.
What Czechia’s higher unemployment numbers really mean for you
Czech unemployment rose, but new benefits mean more security and choice for workers; higher numbers don’t necessarily signal a weaker job market.
Inside the Prague-based MBA program building new leaders in tech
Taught entirely in English, professionals from around the world are learning to elevate their managerial skills in business, data and tech sectors.
Your Czech pension savings might not be worth as much as you think
Czech pension savings are returning a fraction of what similar funds earn in Slovakia. A new study explains why your retirement pot may disappoint.
How to avoid legal pitfalls when buying property in Czechia
A lawyer explains how even minor legal oversights can complicate an entire property transfer or lead to years of disputes and unpleasant consequences.
Prague is now the region’s most expensive city—does it still pay to stay?
Rents and groceries are rising faster than wages, pushing Prague past its regional peers and forcing residents to rethink whether it still delivers value.
Strong hiring outlook boosts prospects for expat jobseekers in Czechia
A Manpower survey breaks down which job sectors are rising across the country, highlighting trends and regions seeing the strongest growth.
What is considered a ‘good’ salary for Czechia in 2026?
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With the country’s cost of living edging higher, people nationwide need to earn more to feel comfortable: but how much is enough?
Czech budget freezes defense spending, boosts transport and families
The government is keeping defense at 2 percent of GDP, meeting NATO commitments but adding no extra, focusing instead on transport and family programs.
Tightened emissions rules could drive up ride-sharing fares in Prague
Prague’s Euro 6d taxi rules could increase ride-hailing costs by 2027 as older vehicles are phased out and drivers face higher operating costs.
Would adopting the euro make life in Czechia cheaper – and boost its EU clout?
Experts say adopting the euro could ease trade and banking, but Czech households may face short-term price rises if the country joins the eurozone.
Czech household costs hold steady: Find out what’s up and down
Consumers are seeing relatively steady costs for everyday goods and services, even as consumer prices across the EU continue to fluctuate.
Reprieve for freelancers: Czechia set to roll back social insurance payments
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A draft proposal passed by the Chamber of Deputies will lower minimum social insurance payments, returning them to last year’s level.
After 250 years of coal, what comes next for Czechia's economy and environment?
Czechia last deep coal mines close this month, reshaping the labor, energy, and industrial landscapes.
Thinking of giving up U.S. citizenship in Czechia? Expect high fees and long waits
A lawsuit challenges delays in the spendy U.S. citizenship renunciation fee, while Americans in Czechia can now get free or low-cost tax guidance.
SUVs and combustion engines: What expats should know about Czechia’s car market
Different trends drive the auto market and impact how expats hit the road according to Marcel Archleb, the Head of Audi at Porsche Czech Republic.
What every freelancer in Czechia needs to know in January 2026
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On Jan. 12, those working on a trade license will face higher costs, digital mandates, and more; here's your January to-do list.
