As a Czech citizen in middle pay group I'll explain how ppl live in Prague/outside of Prague. Our average payment monthly is around 800-900 USD after taxes. (Prague is around 1000USD average.) Apartment with two rooms in Prague costs around 600-700USD. I'm not joking. Living alone without roommate or spouse is almost impossible when you're not making tons of money. At least we are mostly humble and in shared apartment you can pay rent around 300 USD. We have health and social insurance paid by our employer or government if we are looking for job actively. You can live very cheap but going out for drink and eating out is expensive if you wanna make sure you're not eating in fast food. Transportation is cheap. I have card for transport and charge subscription every 3 months for 57USD. Most of the ppl living in Prague spend most of their money for eating out, entertainment and shopping in general. Now I'm talk mostly about ppl who lives alone without family to take care of. We are very spoild. But there are of course way how to very effectively save a lot of money.
Thak you Veronika. I'm happy to hear truly words of someone who really is among the czech society like you. I imagine that to build a Family, four members, Parents and two children, Prague is a very expensive place in relation to the average salaries and prices there. Like We say in my country: "Evil of many is consolation for fools", but is happen around all the planet. Prices are rising quickly than salaries, specially apartments and houses. Sud but true.
2000CZK monthly gym membership:)......... mate, Prague is hilly! I have been doing a 6 km walk each day for last year as my 'stay fit routine' ..... I lost 12kg over a year just doing my daily walks ...... save o the gym membership and as a bonus you get some 'sightseening' every day.
1200 USD is actually more than an average monthly salary of a Prague person :-) *sad* That's why people call us cheap skates when we're visiting other countries, most of Czech people cannot really afford it to just "let go" and enjoy vacation when we end up paying your whole monthly salary for just 2-3 days of holiday elsewhere. Most of us anyway... Especially the older generation. Most young people are just fine.
the exchange rate changes all the time but the average prague wage is about 1600 eur, or 1750 usd now. Stop lying! prick, yes, of course before tax, how else can it be measured?
i'm living in Toronto, and to live comfortably you need 4500 CAD a month, this includes housing, food, and all expenses for the month. I find it is very affordable
"ček repááblik" :-D that discount on price for under 30 years age is only for students ofcourse and I think it's under 26 years, not 30 ;-) Like she said that wage I guess it's not netto, but still it's crazy, nobody have that here. But people live together so with 2 salaries it's ok PS: O2 is operator for bussiness guys, it's not good for common people, they have terrible offer of only data tarifes, we don't need unlimited calling, it's not 2005 :-) and that 1,5GB (they have 3GB now) with unlimited tarif for 749 Kč is ridiculous, Vodafone has 5GB for same price and you can deal only data with good price for minute of calling
Thank you for sharting the information. This will be very helpful for anyone who are planning to live in diffrenent parts of the country. Again I like the way you explain and consider all the expenses for normal living style..
one of my fav songs is Czech Republic by jeremih , i can just picture the single life , must be nice , i might try it out for like a couple of months to meet the people and places , ty for the video
looking at these prices, Czech republic has actually very high wages compared to the prices. That's incredible. Yeah I'm originally from Prague now in Osaka. Here in Osaka, the wages are almost the same as in Prague but the prices are WAY higher. Young Japanese people are much poorer than young Czechs for sure. E.g. A monthly ticket in Prague 550CZK. In Osaka 4,000 CZK , income is the same or lower here (higher minimum wage but lower high skilled wages. No wonder Japan has had like no economic growth in 20+ years.
Just keep in mind that median income (50% of people have more, and 50% of people have less money) for 2018 was about 1125 $ / 990 € netto. So you should be fine with that.
who the fuck cares? your comment is basically - oh look that person earns more, that person earns less. Like seriously? how old are you kid? Also, in Prague the average income is about 20.000 EUR per annum (42,000 CZK per month). Are you seriously noting taxes? of course what country doesnt pay tax? well you are a child so you wouldnt' know.
@@いちごくん-l6d what do you mean? Yeah of course average income is 42k czk brutto. But 65% of people living in Prague have less then the average. Also like 1/3 of the salary is taxes and other stuff. So median netto income is better for comparison. So the average person who lives in Prague have around 1k € for month and its enough for basic needs.
wtf lol,with that kind of money you'd be living like a prince in Europe.. I think only the best doctors and politicians have that kind of buying power in Europe
Billa is the most expensive supermarket here. Lidl is the cheapest I think. Anyway, salaries in CZ are really bad, food is expensive, living - rents are VERY expensive. What is very good about CZ is that you get great healthcare. I live here and I love this coutry due to beautiful cities and nature, but you cant live a luxurious life here (if you have a normal job). I would prefer living in Austria or Germany
I visited your country in the beginning of june and seriously, for me, food is quite cheap. I went to Billa most of the time and for everything I purchased, the bill was low comparing to Canada! :)
Katrine B yes, but what is your salary in Canada? I believe that for foreigners it is cheap, but our standard salary is around 700 to 1000 Euro/ month (not talking about Prague). Rental of a small flat (lets say 60 m2) is around 500 eur/month. living here is not very good, mainly for young people. Only health care is good.
Numbeo currently lists an average 1 bedroom apartment in the city center as going for around $855 avg price and other expenses including food,utilities, etc. at about $711/mo. Does that sound about right - that means to cover basic expenses living in the city you'd need about $18,500/year.
OMG!! everything is so cheap!!!! I paid almost 670$ for a 30square meter apartment with not even 2m high roof outside of the centre of a small city (70 000 people) in Sweden before buying an apartment. 25$ is like the price for 1 main course at a not so highend restaurant here... no drink...
@@stemba16 That is of course true. However, i don’t know about salary differenses in czechia. In sweden they are very big. Just looking among people i know…. I know people with as little as €1350 before tax for a full time job and also people with over €8000 before tax. Roughly after tax you’ll get €1000 from the first and €5000 from the second. And that is only people i know
George has no budget for holidays , consumer durables , retirement fund , hobbies etc . He will have to share his apartment or move further out. Cafes are not essential . Rent is so high in Prague because of building restrictions to protect the historic look of the city .
It is possible to live for about 500USD, but around 1000 USD you are OK. It is over median net (because we pay about 50% in taxes, social and health insurance) salary in here.
God I wanna move there if I can find a good job. It looks like a very lovely city. Here in the states, health insurance is the main cause of financial problems. Young professionals like me (who don’t have any preexisting conditions) have to pay at least $250 a month for health insurance. The cost of living where I live (downtown Seattle) is very high. A studio apartment in an older building cost starts at $1100 a month. In newer buildings, a studio costs $1600 or more. Does anyone know if interior design jobs in Prague is competitive? If so, I’d definitely consider moving!!! 😂
Hi , I live in India (south , a place called Chennai , no.4 / 5 city in india , cost of living is inr 12000 for vegetarian, inr 15000 for meat eaters , so that is 200$ .
Where is a good place to look for apartments in Prague 3? also where to find cheaper villas for sale outside Prague? and what are costs for nice villa if one is willing to commute into Prague?
I live in Kathmandu and you can live a comfortable life if you earn more than $600. The infrastructure is pretty poor though in all the sectors. Lmao !!
50 usd a month for health insurance 😆 here in the US it's around 600 USD a month!! Not joking. Also 10 beers and 2 bottles of wine.. that's 5 drinks a week, is that average?
Sounds like the grocery bill is similar to here in usa even a lot more for many items? NOt sure how the locals afford things. I live in a tralor in usa and only 500 a month. prices there are a lot more so retirees not saving much if any?
czech republic has the lowest poverty rate among European countries, european statistical data shows , the average EU28 poverty rate is 17.1 %, CZ is 9,6 % data for 2018 year, back in 2007 or before the economic crises the poverty rate in EU27 or Euro area was 16 % or lower. In neighbour Slovakia poverty rate was 12 % in 2018 year , also among lowest in EU
You can do fine with half, but you will have a problem if you want to rent even a small flat for your own. Maybe if you life in shared appartement you will be fine with the half.
What? We don't have any private health insurance, it works nothing like in the US. We have a single payer system, not the public option. What private health insurance means here is that if you have an accident, you get a check from the insurance company so you can cover your expanses while you are unable to work. I have many friends in the expat community who have been living here for years and none of them had to choose a private healthcare plan, because there isn't any.
@@pattifilms7858 bro, I ain't hating or anything, it is good that videos like this exist, it helps people, but I am genuinely curious where did you get that information from? There is no private insurance that you'd buy, there's a single "account", to which all the companies pay certain amount of money taken from the payroll. There are no exceptions and it has to be done like that. If you are unemployed, you don't pay anything and you are still covered. If you "work for yourself" you still pay for the health insurance to the government, not a private health insurance company, ever.
@@goofygoober1009 No problem, I'm glad people like you give theyr feedbacks. Might be my mistake, I looked up for private health insurances on nowcompare as an expat.
no, sry it is not true, goofy is quite confused :-) thing is that it is very important difference when you are citizen or not. truly public insurance is just for citizens. insurance for foreigners is not as good unless you are long term or permanent resident which still could vary. but you find most of info via web on sites of foreign police or so. i am not any expert and it could changed but you are correct in your video. but there are more options it is hard to generalize it. life saving aid is for everybody anyway, even for tourists...
@@non9886 Your mom is confused. Expats get the same treatment as citizens do. I was going to hospital with my expat friend translating for him. I know this by my own experience, not by what I read somewhere.
you must know about the Czech Republic that you may be perjury convicted, without being able to defend yourself in court without knowing that there is a lawsuit against you. You will find out about the court decision, with a sentence "without the possibility of appeal", when your bank accounts are blocked and you will receive a decision on the execution of your sentence. Anything on the current state of justice and law in the Czech Republic cannot be changed, as it would be punished by the European Union as a violation of the rule of law. This is my own experience from 2018 in the Czech Republic.😀👍
Hey does anyone know how much Marlboro Gold costs and if they are available in most shops?Staying there soon and that's what I smoke so debating bringing with me if they dont sell them! A price would be nice too Thanks Smashing video too 👍👍👍
Not 90% (except business), I can say around 40-50% people understand and can speak, downtown and tourists area more - maybe 80-90%. But English "growing up" along with our people....... It will be better and better.
"how to save money in Praha?"...Simple...Leave! :D...seriously I never never get home from Prague on a weekend trip without spending at least 500€...more like 1000€ :( it's super expensive but guess what if it's not it sucks balls...but still my most favourite place on earth! how I got here? Well I'm looking for an apartment right now :D
As a Czech citizen in middle pay group I'll explain how ppl live in Prague/outside of Prague.
Our average payment monthly is around 800-900 USD after taxes. (Prague is around 1000USD average.) Apartment with two rooms in Prague costs around 600-700USD. I'm not joking. Living alone without roommate or spouse is almost impossible when you're not making tons of money. At least we are mostly humble and in shared apartment you can pay rent around 300 USD. We have health and social insurance paid by our employer or government if we are looking for job actively. You can live very cheap but going out for drink and eating out is expensive if you wanna make sure you're not eating in fast food. Transportation is cheap. I have card for transport and charge subscription every 3 months for 57USD. Most of the ppl living in Prague spend most of their money for eating out, entertainment and shopping in general. Now I'm talk mostly about ppl who lives alone without family to take care of. We are very spoild. But there are of course way how to very effectively save a lot of money.
Thank you.
Thak you Veronika. I'm happy to hear truly words of someone who really is among the czech society like you. I imagine that to build a Family, four members, Parents and two children, Prague is a very expensive place in relation to the average salaries and prices there. Like We say in my country: "Evil of many is consolation for fools", but is happen around all the planet. Prices are rising quickly than salaries, specially apartments and houses. Sud but true.
What city would you recommend?
Can America citizen live there for long term? I can work for us company remotely and live in Prague. I can afford to live alone easily.
Great info cheers
Prague is one of ten most beautiful cities in the world. Just amazing city. Greetings from Poland. Pozdrowienia dla Czechów :D 🇨🇿 🇵🇱
zgadzam sie z toba ale w moim zdaniu polska jest piekniejsza
Budapest is much more beautiful IMO
@@macienku no, it doesn't.
Been all over the world, but Prague is my favorite place of them all. Beautiful place.
2000CZK monthly gym membership:)......... mate, Prague is hilly! I have been doing a 6 km walk each day for last year as my 'stay fit routine' ..... I lost 12kg over a year just doing my daily walks ...... save o the gym membership and as a bonus you get some 'sightseening' every day.
50 DOLLARS A MONTH!!! FML It costs like 400 dollars a month for health insurance in the States
And it covers all your health problems
Yikes, many countries in Europe have free health care... USA is probably the worst country regarding healthcare... rip
Health insurance is taken from brutto salary, but you will pay medicine and health treatment more.
I pay $520/month & my employer pays $1,100/month for health insurance. And that's with a $2,000 deductible/person.
8 KG of meat - Is George a body builder? :))))
Thks for the tour Bro , regards and keep safe 🥰🥰
Thanks for the nice comment
do live in the city centre! it's extremely rewarding to walk around in the mornings and to just look around on daily basics
For that cost of gym membership, I'm assuming a complimentary 1 hour massage is included after your workout.
1200 USD is actually more than an average monthly salary of a Prague person :-) *sad* That's why people call us cheap skates when we're visiting other countries, most of Czech people cannot really afford it to just "let go" and enjoy vacation when we end up paying your whole monthly salary for just 2-3 days of holiday elsewhere. Most of us anyway... Especially the older generation. Most young people are just fine.
the exchange rate changes all the time but the average prague wage is about 1600 eur, or 1750 usd now. Stop lying! prick, yes, of course before tax, how else can it be measured?
the fuck? ever heard of Google? the average salary is 2100 USD in Prague (per month) as per 2nd q 2019
nice and straight to the point, thank you
This is great information! I’m in Atlanta, Georgia, USA
You could've left it @ Atl lol
So what?
Thank you so much for sharing, this is very informative :)
i'm living in Toronto, and to live comfortably you need 4500 CAD a month, this includes housing, food, and all expenses for the month. I find it is very affordable
I have some question with you ??
4500 CAD ?! Wait wut.
I live in Quebec, living in my house with my fiancé and it costs us like maximum 1800$ per month :O
That's double minimum wage then yeah you can live comfortably on that for sure
@ for a family of three its a minimum just rent will cost you half of that in Toronto
"ček repááblik" :-D
that discount on price for under 30 years age is only for students ofcourse and I think it's under 26 years, not 30 ;-)
Like she said that wage I guess it's not netto, but still it's crazy, nobody have that here. But people live together so with 2 salaries it's ok
PS: O2 is operator for bussiness guys, it's not good for common people, they have terrible offer of only data tarifes, we don't need unlimited calling, it's not 2005 :-) and that 1,5GB (they have 3GB now) with unlimited tarif for 749 Kč is ridiculous, Vodafone has 5GB for same price and you can deal only data with good price for minute of calling
We are moving to Prague for this very reason. We are living in Chicago and can do nothing outside of our main bills $8000 for two of us.
Well this is my 1st comment on youtube and subscribe good job buddy I appreciate this video wow.
Thanks my man, appreciate it!
I live in Brusque - Brazil, and u can live here spending something like 500 usd a month
Thank you for sharting the information. This will be very helpful for anyone who are planning to live in diffrenent parts of the country. Again I like the way you explain and consider all the expenses for normal living style..
No Problem, thanks for the nice comment :)
I live in Mumbai, India and you will need around 45000 rupees (around 650 dollars) to comfortably live here. Thanks!
Nobody want to live in a fucking dirty slum. WTF u talkin about.
@@alexRM58 why so scruel😂
14900 k is $603 USD. The numbers were off.
Very informative video Thanks.
No problem!
one of my fav songs is Czech Republic by jeremih , i can just picture the single life , must be nice , i might try it out for like a couple of months to meet the people and places , ty for the video
Damn... George has a better life and eats much better then I do.
looking at these prices, Czech republic has actually very high wages compared to the prices. That's incredible. Yeah I'm originally from Prague now in Osaka. Here in Osaka, the wages are almost the same as in Prague but the prices are WAY higher. Young Japanese people are much poorer than young Czechs for sure. E.g. A monthly ticket in Prague 550CZK. In Osaka 4,000 CZK , income is the same or lower here (higher minimum wage but lower high skilled wages. No wonder Japan has had like no economic growth in 20+ years.
can you honestly tell me how much a student earn there per hour as part-time job
Pretty cool video!
Thanks for the info!
Thanks man!
Czech Republic 💚 from India.👌😊
This is truth about coast
Just keep in mind that median income (50% of people have more, and 50% of people have less money) for 2018 was about 1125 $ / 990 € netto. So you should be fine with that.
Thanks for the info
who the fuck cares? your comment is basically - oh look that person earns more, that person earns less. Like seriously? how old are you kid? Also, in Prague the average income is about 20.000 EUR per annum (42,000 CZK per month). Are you seriously noting taxes? of course what country doesnt pay tax? well you are a child so you wouldnt' know.
@@いちごくん-l6d what do you mean? Yeah of course average income is 42k czk brutto. But 65% of people living in Prague have less then the average. Also like 1/3 of the salary is taxes and other stuff. So median netto income is better for comparison. So the average person who lives in Prague have around 1k € for month and its enough for basic needs.
That is a national median. In any capital city, including PRG, the avg and median salary is substanitially higher than the national average.
I live in San Francisco, it takes about $4,500 - $5,000 a month to live here.
are you serious? that must be terrible! whatever your wages are.
In san jose/cupertino its about $3,700 for my family. SF is even worst.
wtf lol,with that kind of money you'd be living like a prince in Europe.. I think only the best doctors and politicians have that kind of buying power in Europe
Nice take on the cost of living. Thanks!
Humanfactor which flag is this?
@@wjwesselhoeft Hi William, it is the flag of my home town. Montreal, Quebéc, Canada :)
Humanfactor lovely city in the summertime. Thanks for letting me know.
@@wjwesselhoeft Ah, summer. Can't wait. :) Please come visit!
If you want to know where to eat and anything about Prague, check out honest guide on RUclips
im subscriber of him.! he is best guide.!
Billa is the most expensive supermarket here. Lidl is the cheapest I think. Anyway, salaries in CZ are really bad, food is expensive, living - rents are VERY expensive. What is very good about CZ is that you get great healthcare. I live here and I love this coutry due to beautiful cities and nature, but you cant live a luxurious life here (if you have a normal job). I would prefer living in Austria or Germany
I visited your country in the beginning of june and seriously, for me, food is quite cheap. I went to Billa most of the time and for everything I purchased, the bill was low comparing to Canada! :)
But the taxes are really low in CZ right? Like 22% or similar. I am actually thinking of moving to CZ from Germany.
Katrine B yes, but what is your salary in Canada? I believe that for foreigners it is cheap, but our standard salary is around 700 to 1000 Euro/ month (not talking about Prague). Rental of a small flat (lets say 60 m2) is around 500 eur/month. living here is not very good, mainly for young people. Only health care is good.
FreiGeist yes, 21%. It depends what job you would like to do here. I would prefer to live in your country or in Austria.
Czech Republic is so beautiful :)
Thank you for everything
No problem man! :)
Rents are cheaper in small towns outside Prague. Prague 3 is not exactly cheap in terms of rents.
Pavel Sanda which small towns do you recommend?
@@marcysalo3828 It depends on what kind of a town you are looking for.
A great city it is. I would to hear and see more of the city
Numbeo currently lists an average 1 bedroom apartment in the city center as going for around $855 avg price and other expenses including food,utilities, etc. at about $711/mo. Does that sound about right - that means to cover basic expenses living in the city you'd need about $18,500/year.
OMG!! everything is so cheap!!!!
I paid almost 670$ for a 30square meter apartment with not even 2m high roof outside of the centre of a small city (70 000 people) in Sweden before buying an apartment.
25$ is like the price for 1 main course at a not so highend restaurant here... no drink...
Well you have to consider average salary in Czechia and Sweden. I think the salary in Sweden is like 3 times higher...
@@stemba16
That is of course true.
However, i don’t know about salary differenses in czechia.
In sweden they are very big. Just looking among people i know…. I know people with as little as €1350 before tax for a full time job and also people with over €8000 before tax.
Roughly after tax you’ll get €1000 from the first and €5000 from the second. And that is only people i know
George has no budget for holidays , consumer durables , retirement fund , hobbies etc . He will have to share his apartment or move further out. Cafes are not essential . Rent is so high in Prague because of building restrictions to protect the historic look of the city .
It is possible to live for about 500USD, but around 1000 USD you are OK. It is over median net (because we pay about 50% in taxes, social and health insurance) salary in here.
This b roll is beautiful
Great video as always!
I live in Gurugram ,India and live in a rented apartment with only 1 flatmate. I pay around 150 USD per month here!
What is the cost of living in Berlin, Germany & Warsaw, Poland?
God I wanna move there if I can find a good job. It looks like a very lovely city. Here in the states, health insurance is the main cause of financial problems. Young professionals like me (who don’t have any preexisting conditions) have to pay at least $250 a month for health insurance. The cost of living where I live (downtown Seattle) is very high. A studio apartment in an older building cost starts at $1100 a month. In newer buildings, a studio costs $1600 or more. Does anyone know if interior design jobs in Prague is competitive? If so, I’d definitely consider moving!!! 😂
Hi , I live in India (south , a place called Chennai , no.4 / 5 city in india , cost of living is inr 12000 for vegetarian, inr 15000 for meat eaters , so that is 200$ .
You CANNOT compare Prague and Chennai...... It is totally different culture and totally different level of living.
Lol
Helpful, thanks
Great video bro .
I live in Miami $1700 for month in Prague or go to a club one night in South Beach !!! 🤦🏻♂️
Haha yes!
Yeah with bottle service pp for a group of 4.
Where is a good place to look for apartments in Prague 3?
also where to find cheaper villas for sale outside Prague?
and what are costs for nice villa if one is willing to commute into Prague?
10 beers/month in Prague? Get real :D
But goerge doesn't like beer that much 😂
10 beer per mount? Practically is abstinent!
haha, more like 100
@@pattifilms7858 He prefers meat
The best city in Europe.
Hi ! Do you have any good websites to find a flat without the fee of an agent in Prague ? Thanks !
No, Sorry.
1500 euros a month is too much for normal life,rents can be expensive but everything else seems really cheap
cheap compared to what and cheap for who?
I dont know the current value of the euro last time I was in Europe it was about 2$cad for 1euro. 3 grand a month if you have an apartment maybe
I live in Kathmandu and you can live a comfortable life if you earn more than $600. The infrastructure is pretty poor though in all the sectors. Lmao !!
Prague isn't cheap .
western costs and eastern income
It’s not expensive
Great content
Mumbai, India, the cost of living is around $10,000
I'd love to do a cost of living there
Thanks for the vdw bcos i wud b gng to prague very soon 👍
50 usd a month for health insurance 😆 here in the US it's around 600 USD a month!! Not joking. Also 10 beers and 2 bottles of wine.. that's 5 drinks a week, is that average?
I drink even less than that but yeah I'd say that's probably average.
I m from Montreal and we can t know,maybe cause life is to complicated and we have taxes system.But stuffs and apartments are cheaper.
much cheaper than i thought
hi, my bro
Can you tell me any city in the Czech Republic that the cost of lease is low
villages and small towns far from Prague. honestly need you ask this ? just like anywhere. Bigger are pricier.
thanks man
Sounds like the grocery bill is similar to here in usa even a lot more for many items? NOt sure how the locals afford things. I live in a tralor in usa and only 500 a month. prices there are a lot more so retirees not saving much if any?
This is where my heritage is from
Who can say how much doctors make please ???
Not cheap but manageable living cost
the av household income in my city is about $130,000 per yr. i live in the bay area.
can you honestly tell me how much a student earn there per hour as part-time job
4/6€ as waiter, seller, tourism biz so on. I mean not skille job.
Nice video editing ;)
czech republic has the lowest poverty rate among European countries, european statistical data shows , the average EU28 poverty rate is 17.1 %, CZ is 9,6 % data for 2018 year, back in 2007 or before the economic crises the poverty rate in EU27 or Euro area was 16 % or lower. In neighbour Slovakia poverty rate was 12 % in 2018 year , also among lowest in EU
1700$ is much more, than you need, you can do fine with half of that
You can do fine with half, but you will have a problem if you want to rent even a small flat for your own. Maybe if you life in shared appartement you will be fine with the half.
Agree, overpriced list with non sense speech
How much a 2 bedroom apartment in Prague or Brno?
What? We don't have any private health insurance, it works nothing like in the US. We have a single payer system, not the public option. What private health insurance means here is that if you have an accident, you get a check from the insurance company so you can cover your expanses while you are unable to work. I have many friends in the expat community who have been living here for years and none of them had to choose a private healthcare plan, because there isn't any.
I know, but if someone wanted to get one they could and would have to pay that amount.
@@pattifilms7858 bro, I ain't hating or anything, it is good that videos like this exist, it helps people, but I am genuinely curious where did you get that information from? There is no private insurance that you'd buy, there's a single "account", to which all the companies pay certain amount of money taken from the payroll. There are no exceptions and it has to be done like that. If you are unemployed, you don't pay anything and you are still covered. If you "work for yourself" you still pay for the health insurance to the government, not a private health insurance company, ever.
@@goofygoober1009 No problem, I'm glad people like you give theyr feedbacks. Might be my mistake, I looked up for private health insurances on nowcompare as an expat.
no, sry it is not true, goofy is quite confused :-) thing is that it is very important difference when you are citizen or not. truly public insurance is just for citizens. insurance for foreigners is not as good unless you are long term or permanent resident which still could vary. but you find most of info via web on sites of foreign police or so. i am not any expert and it could changed but you are correct in your video. but there are more options it is hard to generalize it. life saving aid is for everybody anyway, even for tourists...
@@non9886 Your mom is confused. Expats get the same treatment as citizens do. I was going to hospital with my expat friend translating for him. I know this by my own experience, not by what I read somewhere.
you must know about the Czech Republic that you may be perjury convicted, without being able to defend yourself in court without knowing that there is a lawsuit against you. You will find out about the court decision, with a sentence "without the possibility of appeal", when your bank accounts are blocked and you will receive a decision on the execution of your sentence. Anything on the current state of justice and law in the Czech Republic cannot be changed, as it would be punished by the European Union as a violation of the rule of law. This is my own experience from 2018 in the Czech Republic.😀👍
In Ukraine you can live within 500 $ . For 1000 $ you live like a king .
In Kiev?
What is the average rent for a double bedroom apartment in Kiev? Im looking to invest, maybe buying one..
@@ludwigvonn9889 buy a house
Make a video with Czech republic work visa..!
in czech republic there is no motorcycle???
It's very cold for motorcycles
wow I will come Czach Republic
It seems groceries cost more than costco or sam's club in America.
How much it cost the UVITA FIESTA????
Very interesting. How much do the people who live there earn and what are the typical jobs?
To be a prostitute for girl. At leat, they everyday study how to be a premium goldigger.
Alex Alex if you’re going to try and be humorous try to at least make a coherent sentence
Any job i can get there my age 45 now working in dubai
very nice
Hey does anyone know how much Marlboro Gold costs and if they are available in most shops?Staying there soon and that's what I smoke so debating bringing with me if they dont sell them!
A price would be nice too
Thanks
Smashing video too 👍👍👍
hi, the price is 106czk = 4,65usd and its sold everywhere
wtf is up with the creepy dj robot....
Wow....cost of apartment is about same as mine (NE city-usa)
Is English widely spoken? At least 90%?
Not 90% (except business), I can say around 40-50% people understand and can speak, downtown and tourists area more - maybe 80-90%. But English "growing up" along with our people....... It will be better and better.
Thanks for sharing I do tons of Prague videos too and vlogs if you are interested :)
"I dint do BILLA or LIDL" - hipster alert :)
RIght hahah, Lidl is really ok and cheap..idk why shes tripping over that..deffo hipster
Yeah, billa is fucking mad
As every country. The further you live from capital city the cheaper it gets.
True for every video i made
What is your country?
What do you mean?
Beer is cheaper than water? Fuckkkkkkkk
Maybe that's why Slavs are always drunk
@@arctic4346 I'm 25% Lithuania and Ukraineian so they expected a lot. Also ditch and German
No, beer is more expensive certainly
Anybody wanting to visit Nepal??
I'd love to visit Nepal some day! Beautiful Mountains, Greetings from Kentucky, USA
If wanna visit nepal then you can contact me i can be your guide and i will show you the amazing and heart touching views of Nepal
Is it just me or did George lose some weight ?
He finally started going to the gym :)
"how to save money in Praha?"...Simple...Leave! :D...seriously I never never get home from Prague on a weekend trip without spending at least 500€...more like 1000€ :( it's super expensive but guess what if it's not it sucks balls...but still my most favourite place on earth! how I got here? Well I'm looking for an apartment right now :D
Ahoy
mohl si do videa pozvat nekoho, kdo má víc rozumu
I'm not Czech and i know it's stupid to spend on bottled water.
Then just drink tap water, I'll stick to bottled water.
Tap water is good for drinking in middle europe.
go to Kuala Lumpur