DIGITAL NOMAD CZECH REPUBLIC
Czech Digital Nomads
Cities like Prague and Brno have numerous coworking spaces such as Node5, Opero, and Impact Hub, where digital nomads can work comfortably and network with other professionals
Czech Nomad Budget
Meal at Local Restaurant
Domestic Beer (1 pint draught)
Cappuccino (regular)
Loaf of Fresh White Bread (1 lb)
Water (1.5 liter bottle)
One-way Ticket (Local Transport)
Basic Utilities (Monthly)
Internet (Monthly)
Fitness Club (Monthly)
Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre
$ 8.50
$ 1.50
$ 2.50
$ 1 – 1.20
$ .60
$ 1.25+
$ 150+
$ 25
$ 30+
$ 600+
🚨 Emergency Numbers
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🏳️🌈 LGBTQ Friendly
🗺 Cultural Tolerance
💃 Nightlife
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Tipping
Language
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Tap Water
Mandatory Vaccinations
Covid Restrictions
Considered one of the most LGBTQ-friendly countries in Central Europe.
The level of tolerance may vary greatly depending on the specific cultural background and region.
10/10
112
Czech Koruna (CZK)
$ 200 – 1,000 (Contact Bank)
10 – 15% Customary
Czech
+420
Central European Time (CET)
Gennerally Safe
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A FEW THINGS YOU'll NEED
Czech Republic Digital Nomad Visa
While the Czech Republic does not have a specific Czech republic digital nomad visa, it does offer a long-term business visa that can be used by freelancers or self-employed individuals. The Czech digital nomad visa allows you to live and work in the country for up to a year.
Prague: the capital, is by far the most popular city for digital nomads. It offers a blend of historic charm with modern amenities. The top Co-working Spaces for digital nomad prague are Opero, Node5, and Impact Hub.
- Prague Castle
- Charles Bridge,
- Old Town Square
- numerous museums and galleries.
Brno is the second-largest city, and is known for its relaxed pace, youthful vibe, and tech-friendly environment. Perfect for a freelancer in the Czech Republic. The top co-working spaces are Impact Hub Brno and Cowo Brno.
- Špilberk Castle
- Villa Tugendhat
- Cathedral of St. Peter & Paul.
České Budějovice is located in South Bohemia, this city offers a quieter, more laid-back experience. The top Co-working space in Ceske is CO14.
- Black Tower
- Samson Fountain
- Český Krumlov a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Budweiser beer
Pilsen is famous for giving the world Pilsner beer! Pilsen has a thriving arts scene, and it was selected as the European Capital of Culture in 2015. But this city has more to offer than just its famed beverage. There are plenty of digital nomad in Czech Republic. Check out DEPO2015 for a Co-working Space.
- Brewery Museum
- Pilsen Zoo
- Great Synagogue
Coliving in the Czech Republic
Many digital nomads in Czechia choose to rent an apartment long term. But the best way to get a feel for a new city is to start with a coliving or hostel. You’ll make instant friends, and get a feel for different areas of the city. Then, once you have decided on the area you want to call home for a while, you can find the perfect apartment or flat!
Coliving for Prague Digital Nomads
The RoadHouse Prague is centrally located in Prague with a shared lounge, fast WiFi, and a terrace.
Hostel for Digital Nomads in Prague
Popular Hostel in Brno
Find Some Beer Buds in Pilsen
FAQ For Digital Nomads in Czech Republic
Does Czech Republic have a digital nomad visa?
Yes! The Czech Republic does have a digital nomad visa. It’s formally known as the long-term business visa that can be used by freelancers or self-employed individuals. Most Czech nomad visas are issued for 6 months to 1 year. For more information check the Czech Republic long-term visa page on the foreign affairs website.
What is the digital nomad tax in Czech Republic?
The Digital Nomad tax in the Czech Republic is 7.5%. If you are thinking about making the Czech Republic your tax haven, you will have a visa for both the EU and the Schengen Area
Which city in Czech Republic is best for digital nomads
Prague is the best city in the Czech Republic for digital nomads. This beautiful city is also one of the most affordable cities to live in Europe, and transportation for travel is easily accessible. Other popular cities in the Czech Republic for nomads are Brno, Ostrava, Plzen, Karlovy Vary, Liberec, and Ceske.
How to apply for digital nomad visa Czech Republic?
The three steps you need to apply for a digital nomad visa for the Czech Republic.
Set an appointment in your home country at the nearest Czech Republic Embassy. You cannot set an appointment after you enter the Czech Republic.
Obtain a trade license. To apply for a Trade License, you must have all documents translated into the Czech language.
Apply online at the Trade Licensing Register webpage of the Czech Republic.
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