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Information guide PRAGUE – Metropolis for all
April 29, 2013
The Integration Centre of Prague (ICP) has published an Information guide PRAGUE – metropolis for all, which is mainly designed for immigrants living in Prague, but also for employees of regional administrations, regional governments and non-profit organisations working with immigrants. The brochure is designed as a directory of basic information and contacts at individual organisations, associations, offices and their departments in order to secure the best possible awareness of immigrants and support them when solving everyday problems connected to life in the Czech Republic. The Integration Centre of Prague works under the motto ‘Metropolis for all’ , which refers to one of our major goals – to create conditions in Prague whereby immigrants living here will feel like real citizens of our metropolis and be exited to take part in its social life.
PILOT COURSE “WELCOME TO THE CZECH REPUBLIC”. 30.11., 7.12. INTEGRATION CENTER PRAGUE
October 20, 2012
NGO Slovo 21 with other non-governmental and institutional partners prepares pilot courses „Welcome to the Czech Republic“ for newcomer foreigners from the third countries up to 6 months of their residence who arrive for the long-term visa or long-term residence. Subscribe to the participation at the pilot course and get all necessary information concerning your stay in the Czech Republic for free.
Consulations and assistance for foreigners
January 1, 2011
IOM Prague provides under a project implemented jointly with the Ukrainian Initiative in the CR consultancy and assistance services for foreigners.
The population census 2011
March 11, 2011
Information about legislative changes
January 2, 2011
Changes in conditions for the entry and stay on the territory of the Czech Republic from January 2011.
Information Booklet for Foreign Nationals Czech Republic
April 6, 2010
This Information Booklet for Foreign Nationals in the Czech Republic that we are presenting to you has been updated within the framework of the Foreign Nationals Integration Concept by the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic in collaboration with other ministries and nongovernmental non-profit organizations. This publication is primarily intended for foreign nationals from so-called third countries, i.e. non-EU member states, EEA and Switzerland. The publication may also be of service to all those who are in contact with foreigners and wish to deepen their knowledge regarding the respective issues.
Czech for Foreigners
October 15, 2009
Czech for Foreigners is the name of the new website (www.cestina-pro-cizince.cz and www.check-your-czech.com) which has been operated by the Research Institute of Education in Prague since June 2008 as commissioned by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. The portal is thematically oriented mainly on the examination in Czech for foreigners. (As of January 2009, successful completion of the examination is a prerequisite for an alien to obtain a permit for permanent residence in the Czech Republic.)
Informative telephone lines of Foreigners´ Police: 974 841 356, 974 841 357
January 2, 2007
Foreigners´ Police operates telephone lines for foreigners available from Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. till 3,30 p.m. and on Friday from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m.
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