Well, the company I'd work for is certainly massive enough, so loads of English speaking and internationals. But would love to hear more about that.
But I'm completely unsure how much monthly salary I could expect (I'm used to Belgian standards, so I reckon it's waaaay lower) and how the housing and stuff works (or what's an acceptable rent so I don't get scammed). Google only helps you a little bit. So would greatly appreciate all the help that's available!
Ironically, in the previous financial office I was working with the owners and lots of the people working there were Czech. And previously I had an affiliation with a company was based in Czechia but was employing mostly Polish people (it was right on the border).
I've asked my friend though who is more likely to be relative to your experience but I can also ask a couple of people I've kept in touch with that are from Prague though they are quite cocky about how amazing their city is, with them being immigrants away from it
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So from my friend who lived in Prague, not sure how up to date he is, but he claims that the situation is still similar:
- Rents are about 600 euros per month for a small flat (2 rooms; 1 bedroom), but of course the Czechs have their own currency so that may depend. [This probably has changed though]
- Public transport is well price, as are taxis. He says it perhaps has the cheapest metro/tram pass in Europe.
- Nightlife is good, cost of food and drinks is not high. Overall the city probably gives out a better lifestyle than Brussels in terms of nightlife, going out, having fun, things to do etc [he only stayed for 3 months at Brussels so not sure if his claim is valid]
- The airport is close to the city.
- His only concern is the covid situation, but he's always like "if I wasn't married I'd still be in Prague". Now he's unsure of the situation there.