By:
On:
In: Features, Legal
Tagged: , , , , ,

With times being what they are, couples in the Czech Republic who had been thinking about getting married in 2020 may have decided to… delay things a bit.  But it’s important to remember that this virus won’t be around forever – you’ve probably heard that there are no less than three major pharmaceutical companies in the US that have developed a vaccine with 95% efficacy – and life will return to normal… or whatever the new normal is.  BOOK A LEGAL CONSULTATION So in thinking about that, you might want to start reconsidering your wedding plans for 2021 and get to booking those venues.  Places like the Baroque Vrtba Garden (not far from the Charles Bridge and amazing for photos),Read more.

Sticky

By:
On:
In: Activities and Lifestyles, Expat Resources, Features, Jobs and Employment, Lifestyle Finances, Networking, Opinions and Editorials, Politics, Student Accommodation, Travel
Tagged:

By: The Czech National Agency for International Education (DZS) Press release Prague, September 1st, 2020 9 out of 10 foreign students recommend studying in the Czech Republic The Czech National Agency for International Education (DZS) released results of a research conducted among foreign university students in the Czech Republic. It was focused on evaluation of life and study quality in the Czech Republic. A representative sample of 10,248 respondents makes it the largest survey of its kind ever conducted in the Czech Republic. Who are foreign students in the Czech Republic / Czech foreign students’ characteristics Since 2000, when the SIMS statistics began to monitor the number of foreign university students in the Czech Republic, the number has been increasingRead more.

By:
On:
In: Activities and Lifestyles, Arts, Features, Reviews
Tagged: , , , , , , , , , , , ,

If you’re into live jazz, blues, and funk this is going to be your go-to place to unwind at the end of the week. To your luck, you can go any night if you wanted to – not just at the end of the week. What’s great about the Jazz Republic is that they offer live jazz every night without an entrance fee. Tables fill up quick though, so it’s best to visit their website and reserve a table online before heading down. Online you can see tables that are already reserved or not, giving you an idea of how crowded it will be before even going. Music usually starts at either 8pm or 9pm. The feel and atmosphere ofRead more.