PODCAST: Free speech in Czechia – can foreigners be deported for speaking out?
A small Prague protest raises big questions: Can foreigners be deported for speaking out? Expats weigh in on free speech and democracy in Czechia.
Is Czechia a good place to work? New data reveals pros and cons of the job market
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Vacancies are many, unemployment is low, and remote working is popular nationwide. However, skills gaps, pay imbalances, and other issues afflict Czechia.
5 legal traps expats fall into in Czechia: How to avoid them
Czech laws can be tricky for newcomers. Learn how to stay compliant and protect your residency, income, and peace of mind.
Three strikes and you're out: New Czech law to tighten rules for foreigners
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A new bill passed by the Chamber of Deputies would allow deportation after repeat offenses and limit access to asylum and temporary protection.
Expansive Czech criminal code reform set to ease cannabis regulations
Czech MPs have approved justice reform easing cannabis rules and emphasizing alternative sentencing; a Senate review is pending.
'Different cultures, customs, and expectations': Why foreigners in Czechia need legal services
Barbora Karetová offers personalized legal assistance to expats specializing in family, inheritance, and employment law.
Czech Senate approves new legal definition of domestic violence
New legislation passed by the Czech Senate aims to improve the protection of domestic violence victims, including extended legal measures and definitions.
Czech govt. approves new bill regulating sale and use of fireworks
Under the new bill, the sale of fireworks will be more tightly controlled and municipalities will have the authority to completely ban their use.
Fighting to be a father: Expat dads allege bias in Czech custody cases
Expats.cz spoke with several fathers, all foreigners who feel let down by Czechia’s judicial system, which they feel is behind, outdated, and unfair.
EXPLAINED: Can job adverts in Czechia seek only native speakers?
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For companies, the line between asking for legitimate skills and unfairly discriminating against jobseekers is often blurred: we explain what the law says.
Attacks on Czech LGBTQ+ community rise amid calls to boost legal protection
Multiple non-governmental organizations are calling on the country to adopt stricter laws that would better protect the LGBTQ+ community.
Why buying fake proof of accommodation can land expats in hot water
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The dubious market for selling fake housing contracts, which is relatively large in Czechia, can lead to the cancellation of visas or financial penalties.
Prague moves to shut down controversial Old Town ham stand
The stand operates on property owned by a children’s foundation, which is supposed to offer cultural activities, not make a profit.
Czech 'long-hairs' cleared after 57-year-old tangle with communists
According to the Supreme Court, the 1960s authorities failed to respect the key principles of a democracy when trying to forcibly cut people's hair.
Leader Talks: Lucie Martin Nešporová on running a women-led legal team in Czechia
The all-female legal team at LN Law Offices helps expat clients navigate a wide range of legal issues.
Czech president signs new driving rules into law: Here's what you need to know
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Starting next year, the driving age will be lowered while the speed limit is raised. Changes to the points penalty system will also go into effect.
Excessive bureaucracy is costing Czechia: A new plan to cut red tape could help
The Chamber of Commerce has put forward a plan detailing how to reduce the country's administrative burden and save billions of crowns.
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