LIVING IN CZECH REPUBLIC || Five things you must know before coming to Czech Republic 

Of course I’m learning and I know the basics now ☺️

Hope to see you soon. 🤞

Can you please tell me how you got your Visa appointment

I’m glad you like it 🫶🏻

Once you are in Czech Republic with your student visa, you are eligible to work

It depends on what the school you are applying to wants

FTS

All universities accepts 3rd class

Thank you 😊

​@@veeke_kelo do you help with an agent to migrate over there

Thank you. It’s really enlightening

@Veekee_Kelo, please?

Please share the locations 😳🥹🥹

@@veeke_kelo Hi Victoria, these are the shops Orientalni portraviny: Ortenovo namesti Lahore foods: U Památníku African shop Prague: IP pavlova Waya waya Afroshop : Zizkov

Hello, would you recommend learning the language for a year before studying?

@@ChiTime learning the language is hard and advantageous. In general it’s completely up to you

Their application opens every 1st of December

You can contact me on veekee_kelo either on IG or twitter, I’ll try to answer your questions as much as I can

Hostel

I recommend a czechmate 😉

how did it work please ?

I already did

I would always tryto learn the language

I think it’s almost the same, but what I know for Spain is PR is given for 5 years while PR for Czech Republic is more than 5 years

Czechia is better than Spain

For part-time jobs, it is about 100 czk to 180czk depending on where you are working

@@veeke_kelo is the said amount per hour please?

Yes

Minimal hourly rate is same as for other contracts, monthly minimal wage is currently 17 300 CZK and 1 month is usually considered as 160 hours, so if there would be offer for less than 110 CZK per hour, then you should not accept it. As well do not accept any offer where the business person would offer you to pay you part of the wage without taxation.

Thank you 😊

Yes

I have “Semitic features”, I experienced antisemitism. But this was 30 years ago

I theory you could find such job in Czech Republic, but If were you, I would check where it would be easier to get visa.

@@MrToradragon tnx I'll keep it in my mind

Czechia is better

Unfortunately not

Yes pf course and you gonna eaen a lot of money

If you cannot speak English, then yes

I have all my social media accounts in the description box

@@veeke_kelo ok can I email you??

I don’t think that’s possible. You can only work in Czech Republic with a long term visa or work permit

@@veeke_kelo I think its possible to search but you wont get anything as every company will ask what kind of visa you have - and you will need to convert that visa to a work visa

@@noodleppoodlebetween Spain n Czech Republic, which do you think is best to relocate to and get PR?

Hello, check out this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZDx1I5n53_I.html

Do you have the address?

@@veeke_kelo yes

Can you send me your Instagram handle or Wattsapp No so that I can send you the work permit to check the athenticity ?

So. I looked into the official Czech register of companies and a company with such a name is registered there. Their seat is in Prague and the owner is someone with an Ukrainian-sounding name (but Czech home address). The company was founded in 2018. No idea what kind of business they do, as they have just the generic "manufacture, trade and services" listed in their record, which could be anything. It means they're not doing any specialized work, for which the company would need to register a specific trade or need a special permission from some government agency. They could for example buy and sell goods, or perform services that do not require special knowledge, like cleaning, etc.

@@proximashining776 Thanks so much for this information, I really appreciate. Thank you

Depending on the city you are going to. If you are coming to Prague or Brno, you can easily get job there

@@veeke_kelo ok. Is the part-time job salary enough to pay fees, rent and food?

@@veeke_kelo hi Very timely video. I just got accepted with full tuition waiver. Do you know the situation in South Bohemia?

@@okposioemmanuel7223 south Bohemia is a great city and congratulations on your scholarship 🥳

@@veeke_kelo thanks

Yes

Yes, there are many corporate service centres here that work mainly in English

yes

They give you 9 months to look for job after graduation

@@veeke_kelo and what if the student does not get a job after 9months??

@@ezinneuchenna17 it only happens when you dont want to work, there is little unemployment in czech republic.. who wants work, can work here🙋🇨🇿

@@ezinneuchenna17 then you need to exit the country or continue with schooling

Public education is free in CZ.

@@karinnajmanova6293 for citizens.

If you study at a Czech university in Czech language, you don't have to pay any school fees (just have to buy some school books). So that's definitely the cheapest way. But you must be able to understand lectures done in Czech language, and to communicate in Czech with your teachers. If you study in English however, you will have to pay.

720 EURO pre month (17 300 czk)

Nothing, just wait and hope for the best

Czechia is the best country, there is a lot of work even without knowledge of Czech and English, and the unemployment rate is the lowest in the world

@m1kus960 are you serious! 😂😂😂😂 it's horrible country and so much poor ..

@@melek4202 AHAHAHAHA Czechia is a poor country?

And you are ignorant. Its not racism, its reaction to something exotic, not to see in everyday life. Of course, some racists are everywhere, like idiots. Only systemic rasism WAS from past experience: historicaly to germans, as feedback to longterm germanisation to definitive kicking them all from here after ww2, russians - SSSR + ocupation, and gypsies - longterm thievery and other minor criminal issues. And important word here is WAS

Positivetest 1304: Go wipe your ass with "structural racism". Thing is, no one harms, nor belitles others JUST for being of different skintone. If you are looking for a group howling in czech something about racism, go live with whole family among gipsies. They will learn you "destructuralize" your racism and take it more on a street level.

Don't you think that you are the problem? If you see negatively every interaction with people, how you can expect to see others in positive way? That's like not taking care of others and expect they will care about you, delusional.

Yuppp.