Czechia · Jobs
Where to find jobs in Czechia — major job boards, in-demand sectors, and how to apply.
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The Labour Office of the Czech Republic runs the public job portal and keeps the central database of vacancies that employers have opened to foreign nationals — the list an Employee Card application has to point to. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can look for work freely and use EURES, the EU's job mobility network, which the Labour Office also operates. Many professional roles in Prague and Brno are advertised in English, but most jobs outside international firms expect Czech.
- Vacancies open to non-EU applicants appear in the Labour Office's central database for foreign nationals.
- EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can work without a permit and use EURES.
- Outside international employers, most jobs expect Czech.
- Labour Office of the Czech Republic (ÚP ČR)
Labour Office: vacancies, including the central database of jobs open to foreign nationals.
- EURES at the Labour Office
EU job mobility portal.
Government portals
- gov.cz — Public Administration Portal — Guides to life situations and online services, including emergency calls and annual leave.
- Public Register and Collection of Documents — Ministry of Justice search of the commercial register and companies' filed documents.
- Financial Administration (Finanční správa) — Tax filing, VAT registration and the VAT control statement.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Entry & Residence — Short-stay visas, Employee Card, EU Blue Card and residence registration.