The Czech Republic is a small country with great traditions, culture, good food and one of the best beers in the world. They are one of the 27 countries belonging to the European Union, and their currency is the Czech koruna. As a country located in almost the central part of Europe, it is relatively easy to move from it to other European countries. The largest cities are successively Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, Brno, Ostrava and Pilsen – from the latter comes the previously mentioned excellent beer. It is a country that is quite ethnically diverse, with foreigners accounting for over 40% of the population.

In the Czech Republic, life goes slower, no one is in a hurry, no one is nervous. It is a country of people who are very tolerant and respect each other. People conscientiously doing their job but also leading a social life. Czechs also try to keep a balance between work and private life. They love all kinds of festivals and time spent with their loved ones. The Czech Republic has an exceptionally extensive bicycle and railway infrastructure. Also on sunny days, it is worth going on a bicycle trip and exploring the corners of this country. However, if you want to go further from your place of residence, you can use the railway, which goes even to the smallest towns.

Like Poland, the Czech Republic is a country with a low unemployment rate. There is a constant demand for work in the country, which is why it is the perfect place to start a new chapter in your life. If you have a contract at work, you will get access to free medical care. If your position is high, sometimes you can also come across benefits that employers add from themselves, such as private medical care. The Czech employer treats its employees well, which creates a pleasant atmosphere at work and everyone feels equal.