Effective July 1, 2024, any registration, deregistration of employment status or other labor-related change (i.e., change of employer, employee transfer)...

Beginning May 1, 2021, the minimum salary for EU Blue Card holders increased to CZK 53,417, which is up 4.4% from the prior minimum salary of CZK 51,188.

New eligibility requirements and a revised immigration quota allocation for IT specialists have come into effect in Ukraine. In particular, the Ministry for Development of Economy, Trade and Agriculture of Ukraine has introduced changes to its earlier decree on quota allocations for 2020.

On 9 April 2022, the government of the Czech Republic announced that travelers entering the country

The government of the Czech Republic announced that it will establish an embassy in Qatar. This will enable nationals of Qatar to apply for entry permissions, work visas, and other immigration-related...

All third-country nationals must exchange their old identification documents for updated identification documents which will contain biometric data.

The government of the Czech Republic plans to open a new consulate office in Dresden, Germany, beginning May 1, 2023. The office will be responsible for processing long-term visa and residence permits...

On 9 April 2022, the government of the Czech Republic announced that travelers entering the country will no longer be required to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19, proof of recovery, or a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival.

Biometric rules have been updated for specific documents required in the application for residency...

The Ministry of the Interior in the popular filing location of Brno in the Czech Republic is currently experiencing lengthy delays to biometric submission appointment availability.

The Embassy of the Czech Republic in New Delhi announced that the e-mail appointment scheduling system for Employee Card applicants from Bangladesh, ...

Minimum wages will increase in the Czech Republic on January 1, 2021

New legislation expected to come into effect in August 2019 will set an expiry date of 10 years for the validity of certificates of temporary residence for all EEA and Swiss nationals in the Czech Republic.

A number of changes have been introduced affecting non-EU nationals entering and remaining in the Czech Republic.

Stricter rules for issuing work permits to non-EU nationals in 2012 have been announced by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.

As of 27 Dec. 2021, the government of the Czech Republic has tightened entrance rules for short-term travelers entering the country.

On Wednesday, June 9th, the European Parliament endorsed a new Vaccine Certificate that will allow travelers to move between EU states without extra quarantine requirements or coronavirus testing.

On 18 March 2022, the government of the Czech Republic updated its entry requirements and its risk level assessment of countries and regions impacted by COVID-19.

Foreign nationals applying for long-term residence in the Czech Republic will be required to provide proof of meeting certain financial requirements .

Effective immediately, the ​Czech Republic has transferred the requirement of registering posted workers from the receiving entity to the sending entity.