Mar 10, 2025

Moving to Prague? This New Website Help Foreigners Settle in the Czech Capital

Moving to a new country comes with challenges, from understanding local bureaucracy to finding work and learning the language.

In an effort to ease this transition, Prague City Hall and Integration Centre Prague have launched New in Prague, a comprehensive online resource designed to help newcomers navigate life in the Czech capital.

The initiative, part of the “Prague is Our Home: A Common Path to Integration” project, aims to provide reliable and practical information in one place, ensuring foreigners have access to essential services from their first days in the city.

Available in Czech, English, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, and Russian, the website caters to Prague’s diverse international community.

A Personalized Roadmap for Newcomers

One of the website’s key features is its interactive guidepost, which generates a personalized checklist based on a few simple questions. This tool outlines an individual’s obligations and recommended steps upon arriving in Prague, such as registering with local authorities, obtaining work permits, or enrolling in Czech language courses.

The site covers thirteen critical topics, including legal residency, employment, healthcare, education, and volunteer opportunities. These resources ensure that newcomers receive clear and up-to-date guidance on the most pressing aspects of settling in Prague.

Beyond Basic Information: A Multimedia Approach

Beyond traditional articles, New in Prague offers a six-part video series addressing real-life situations foreigners may encounter, such as opening a trade license or understanding the Czech education system. The series features Serbian-born actor Predrag Bjelac, who shares insights from his own experience integrating into Czech society.

Additionally, the site provides communication cards designed to assist non-Czech speakers when dealing with authorities and official institutions, removing language barriers that often complicate bureaucratic processes.

The platform builds upon the city’s existing integration resources, including Metropole Všech, which offers more detailed information about life in Prague, as well as updates on relevant news and events.

While New in Prague serves as a first-stop guide for newly arrived foreigners, Metropole Všech provides long-term residents with deeper insights and community connections.

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