Application conditions and current sources
The Czech official study-residence procedure publishes a 60-day processing limit. The clock does not run during a lawful suspension; this is not a guarantee of a decision within 60 calendar days. Application routes, document requirements and registration deadlines differ between a long-term visa, a residence permit and a D/VR entry visa. Keep proof of submission and comply with any written request for additional documents. A universal 30-day grace period must not be assumed.
1. Market Trading in Czech Republic: Which market is cheaper?
One of the questions students ask most about budget management is the differences between marketers.
by Albert vs. The Bill vs. by Lidl: Which markets are the best?
The Miracle of Tesco: Is the legend in WhatsApp group true that "when you get a Tesco card, prices fall to half"? (Yes, Clubcard discounts are the life rescue of students).
The bottles that can be returned (Záloha): Many students are throwing their bottles of beer or mineral water. It is very interesting to tell the cars in the market and how to buy these bottles.
2. Nightlife and Safety in Prague: From the Eyes of Erasmus
“How do I get home at night?” the question often comes back in the group.
Night Trains (Night Trains) The logic of night trains working starting with the numbers 90.
Safe areas : Although Prague is generally very safe, it can be mentioned about tourist traps and what should be taken into account (Exchange scam) when the currency breaks.
The entrance fees: Which places are discounted or free with the ISIC card?
3. Culture Shock in Czech Republic: 5 Things You Shouldn't Do
Funny or stressful moments experienced while communicating with the local public in conversations are a great material for the blog.
The Rule of Silence: Speaking in the public transportation is not welcomed by the Czechs.
The tradition of shoes: The obligation to leave the shoes at the door when going to a Czech's home.
The culture of the tip: The warning in restaurants is that saying "Thank you" (thank you) actually means "Be over".
4. Escape from Czech Republic to Other European Cities: Cheap Travel
“Where should I go in the weekend?” answered the question.
The Czech Railways (Czech Railways): How to make a group discount on train trips?
5. Emergency: What should I do if I get sick?
We got the insurance but there is always the question "which hospital should I go?"
Motol and Bulovka Hospitals: The main hospitals in Prague where foreigners (Foreigners) are accepted and the process of receiving appointments.
The Pharmacy (The Pharmacy) The difficulties of taking prescription-free drugs and the basic medications that must be brought from Turkey.
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