Living in the Fairytale City
You've visited the city and fell in love with it. Who wouldn't want to live among the castles and quaint narrow cobbled stoned pathways? Additionally the mysterious air of Prague makes you just want to unravel its secret buried in the past and hidden in the walls of the ancient structures.
Statistics indicate that it is difficult to find a job in Prague, but it is not entirely impossible. The rate of unemployment in Prague is quite low. So if you try hard, you have a fair chance of making your dream a reality.
Members of the European Union do not require a work permit to work in Prague. Non-EU members, on the other hand, do require a work permit to work in Prague. It is more sensible to have a job offer letter in your hand when you arrive in Prague rather than searching for a job after you arrive in the city. There is a high demand for English teachers in recent years.
The average salary in Prague before taxation is around ₤1000. For citizens of certain countries, it is possible to obtain a green card which makes working in Prague relatively easy for them. Before taking any drastic steps make sure you have collected the latest information about working in Prague including visa, work permits etc. Alternatively, you can also set up a business in Prague.
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