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Hello there!🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 Friendly reminder to all of the Brits and their family members out there 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧The deadline for c...
27/07/2022

Hello there!

🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 Friendly reminder to all of the Brits and their family members out there 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧

The deadline for changing your permits to biometric ones is 31. 8. 2022 & appointments for Prague are nearly away, so I strongly recommend booking yours asap‼️

The process consists of 2 meetings (about 2-3 weeks apart, each about 1 hour) and both require your presence:
- 1st is biometry collection (signature, fingerprints, ID photo)
- 2nd is biometry card pickup

You’ll only need your passport, previous residence permit and health insurance card for both meetings. That’s it!

You can book appointments either by:
- using this phone number 974 801 801
- or in person at an MOI - OAMP location
Keep in mind that in some cases each method has different slots, so if one doesn’t work feel free to try the other. 🙂

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 To all people of Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦Friends, due to today’s drastic invasion of Russia, anyone who needs help understa...
24/02/2022

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 To all people of Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

Friends, due to today’s drastic invasion of Russia, anyone who needs help understanding the current regulation in Czechia, how to retain/gain legal status here, how to come safely or bring your endangered family, please do not hesitate to contact EZ.

The consultation will be provided FREE of charge❣️ EZ was never about profiting from misery.

Moreover, this year’s annual donations (2 % of Expat Zone profit) are headed to Ukraine to help people who were hit hardest by the crisis. Let it be as short as possible.

Czechia is ready to provide help, we already have a special visa helping people staying here legally (even on a tourist visa), our minister of defence pledged to support asylum for you as well and more is expected to come in following hours and days.

You are not alone, stay strong. ♥️

19/11/2021

Hello there!

This isn’t a paid promo, just sharing something I’m genuinely excited about lately. Language barrier can be a huge obstacle when living in Czechia, especially when it comes to bureaucracy, where finer details can be very significant and I’m determined this tool will help you a great deal.

I’ll cut right to it - for the past few months, I’ve been using this automatic translator to understand documents from all over the world and the output quality is tremendous, incomparable to any machine translator I’ve encountered hitherto 𝗯𝘆 𝗳𝗮𝗿.

https://www.deepl.com/translator

That’s it, you’re welcome. 😁 Anyone knew about it? What do you think about the engine?

Take it EZ!

Hello there!I’m very excited about the latest interview with Pavla Hodinková from Dream Job regarding my new project per...
08/10/2021

Hello there!

I’m very excited about the latest interview with Pavla Hodinková from Dream Job regarding my new project pertaining to a complete solution for Czech businesses that are looking for new talent from abroad without any extra administrative.

Ultimately, I want to enable my business clients to access the worldwide labour market, which is a sustainable growth solution independent on the local macroeconomic situation. Czechia has been the EU country with the lowest (sometimes 2nd or 3rd) unemployment rate for years, all of that time we’ve been in an economic conjuncture, therefore local businesses (and I can confirm that from practice as well because I'm mainly working with HR/recruitment departments while providing services to my business clientele) are bleeding as they have to invest significant resources into the hiring process (e.g. in IT I've observed even 100 000-150 000 Kč per tried candidate) and even so have a hard time finding some, which means their staff gets often overworked, they can't grow nearly as quickly as they could, which ultimately hurts GDP performance for the whole nation.

Feel free to find out more details regarding this, legal immigration process and safety it ensures at https://dream-job.cz/ziskavani-pracovnich-viz-petr-sezemsky-expatzone-cz/ (sorry to my English connections, this time the interview is in Czech 😅).

Hope you’ll be taking it EZ this weekend! 🤙

U nepřipraveného zaměstnavatele je proces delší, jelikož obecně aby bylo možné nabídnout pracovní místo občanům třetích zemí, je nutné jej 10-30 dnů nabízet

This matter isn’t commonly known about EZ, and there’s a reason for it. Despite doing it since 2019 (right when the proj...
30/09/2021

This matter isn’t commonly known about EZ, and there’s a reason for it. Despite doing it since 2019 (right when the project became financially self-sustainable), I’ve always felt a bit awkward about sharing it. It always felt like something normal, something you’d take for granted, something anyone successful does. However, since it concerns the money of the client, and isn’t that common after all, I have decided to open up about it.

At minimum, 2 % of what you’re paying Expat Zone after costs is being donated to people living either in warzones or in other insufferable conditions. It’s always being paid for the previous year based on annual net income. I’d hereby like to thank the organisation Člověk v tísni, one of the biggest and most impactful NGOs in Europe, for transparent and effective usage of the finances.

The first year‘s donation went to Afghanistan, mainly to women and children affected by the crisis. The money was spent on temporary shelter, food, water or direct financial support.

The second year’s donation has been sent to Nepal in an emergency fundraiser to help mitigate the impact of one of the worst COVID-19 spikes I’ve gotten to observe (this year’s May) - only 1 % of patients had access to hospital beds, they entirely ran out of oxygen during the worst part of the spike for about a month. The financing was used to buy these and other critical resources, such as respirators and disinfection.

The idea is that it's part of our civic duty to do what each individual can, one small step at a time, to help improve situation in developing countries where safety (something we’re usually not even concerned about) is still valuable commodity. Without safety, you cannot build & develop.

As long as Expat Zone will exist, we’ll be pursuing ways to provide help where it counts. And you as the client are part of it.

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