Visas and Getting Legal >We will help you get Legal in Prague and Abroad
Visa, Work Permit and Zivnostensky AssistanceThe Language House TEFL is committed to helping our graduates get legal visas in Prague and abroad. During the course, and even beforehand, we will go over everything you need to get legal in city and tell you how to prepare. There are two main types of ways to getting legal in Prague. This is by either getting a work permit or getting a Zivnostensky List. Both have their positives and negatives and which one you choose depends really on your plans for the city. Regardless of which you decide to get, TLH TEFL will be there to inform you on making the correct choice. If you have any questions at all regarding living legally in the Czech Republic and how it all works, we are here to help. Contact us with all of your questions. |
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Getting a Work PermitYour hiring school can process you a work permit that you would then use to get a visa. This is the typical method for non EU teachers getting legal, but it can be hit |
Getting a ZivnostenskyThe second way of getting legal is by applying for and obtaining a Zivnostensky List, which is basically a trade license as an English teacher. The benefits of getting a ‘Zivno’ is that it opens multiple employment opportunities in the Czech Republic for you that would normally remain closed. You essentially become your own business able to work anywhere in the country and for anyone. We highly recommend all non EU teachers to consider getting a Zivnostensky simply because it will raise your income and employability dramatically. The process does involve jumping over many hoops, waiting on many lines and getting many random stamps, the end result though is worth it. You will need help with the process and we offer excellent assistance. There are companies that charge over 1000 Euros for helping you get a Zivno. For a mere 1/5 of the price, we are happy to do it all for you. The actual information and guidance is of course complimentary.
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