Expat Life Guides
'You are more than two breasts:' A German designer makes clothes for survivors
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Following a unilateral mastectomy, Barbara Pella-Smallegange was unable to find clothes that made her feel beautiful; until she created her own.
How Middle Eastern cuisine is uniting communities and cultures in Prague
A wave of new restaurants helmed by food entrepreneurs from Jordan, Lebanon, and Palestine bring Levantine flavors and fresh perspectives to Czechia.
As Mapy.cz vows to stay free, how does it compare to Google Maps?
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Despite an earlier decision to put some of its services behind a paywall, the media giant confirmed it will keep its app map free. Do you use it?
How a US investor saved Czechia’s premier American football team
Move over, Ted Lasso! A new American owner swoops in to bring Prague’s top US-rules football team back from the brink.
From furry friends to landlord access – the ins and outs of renters' rights in Czechia
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We asked the head of residential rentals at Engel & Völkers about your rights as a renter when it comes to pets, vistitors, and letting the landlord in.
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ASK AN EXPERT: What does the new Czech driving test look like?
The new questions – 35 static and 10 dynamic – will primarily test risk perception. Here's what you need to know.
Scams targeting foreigners are on the rise in Czechia – here's what you need to know
Foreigners have seen an upsurge in scam attempts, with people posing as the Czech police, Tax Office, or the Czech Post. We advise you on how to stay safe.
Let love blossom: How Czech-expat couples can overcome conflict and thrive
A professional mediator shares solutions for the common couple clashes that can prevent multinational relationships from flourishing.
May 2024: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
Tram disruptions, a marathon, tax-return deadlines, and the start of the Ice Hockey World Championships all feature in May – here's what to look out for.
Interview: William E. Lobkowicz on the power of culture to unite a fractured world
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The head of the House of Lobkowicz discusses change at Prague Castle, the renovation of Dvořák’s Birth House, and Czechia’s rich cultural heritage.
Join Expats.cz for Business Speed Networking at Opero on May 23
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Join us on May 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. for a fast, friendly and fun way to make new business contacts.
Tax return 2024: Which credits and discounts are available to you?
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Submitting your annual return can be taxing, but available tax credits and deductibles should help soften the blow.
Investing top tips: Don’t be misled by unregulated advisers
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Expats.cz spoke to an expat-focused investment firm about the dangers of misrepresentation in the investment industry.
TELL US: Prague is the seventh best city to explore on foot – what's your favorite walk?
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The capital has an array of parks, nature reserves, forests, and trails to explore – we'd love to know your favorite routes.
Progressive childcare agency finds the perfect match for families
When it comes to your little one’s safety and happiness, Best Nanny checks every requirement box.
A South Korean roller girl in Prague on Czechia's intensifying K-curiosity
From K-pop to bibimbap, Prague’s love affair with all things Korean has exploded in recent years, says Prague-based motion designer Hyunjin Kim.
A 'Hotel For Your Stuff': Temporary storage solutions for expats in Prague
Looking for a place for your belongings while moving or renovating in the Czesch capital? Less Mess Storage has three locations to keep your stuff safe.
