Assisting Vulnerable Persons from Ukraine to Move to Rental Housing
We would like to remind you that as of 1 September 2024, state humanitarian accommodation…
MoreAs usual, you can look forward to a lot of interesting things to read. We’ve picked a few articles for our website, too. You can have a look at some of them in Czech (Tenth Summer School of Migration Studies, Czech Is My Language, Too Writing Competition Has Brought Understanding and Empathy into Schools, and Colourful Prague 9 Festival). There are also two articles translated into several languages: Táta fesT or Father’s Day and Foreigners’ ‘Personal Brand’ in Business and Employment. Make sure not to miss the interview with Pavla Novotná, director of the Department for Asylum and Migration Policy of the Czech Ministry of the Interior. Ms Novotná has given us up-to-date information about the amendment of the Foreigners Act, the planned obligatory integration courses and the increased level of Czech language knowledge required from permanent residence applicants, as well as other plans in the area of migration and integration of foreigners. To learn all this and more, have a look at the whole latest issue of the Slovo bulletin, which is available here.
We would like to remind you that as of 1 September 2024, state humanitarian accommodation…
MoreOn 17th July 2024, the Czech government approved a change in eligible housing costs for…
MoreWe would like to remind you that as of 1 September 2024, state humanitarian accommodation…
MoreOn 17th July 2024, the Czech government approved a change in eligible housing costs for…
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