Conditions for Czech immigration to the European Union

The Czech Republic is a very good country. It is a developed bourgeois revolutionary country with a complete social system and convenient geographical location. It can go to Finland, Germany and France. The living environment in this country is very good, and the folk customs are particularly simple.

The Czech Republic belongs to the European Union, and our team members are all Schengen members. As a landlocked country, the Czech Republic has four distinct seasons, which are not cold in summer, short in time, low in average temperature and not too cold in winter. Some cities, such as coastal cities in China, are more suitable for settlement. It's bright at four in the morning and dark at ten in the evening. In winter, on the other hand, it gets dark quickly. Prague is the economic center of Beijing, the capital of Czech Republic, and its development trend is very good in recent years. However, under the prosperous economic development, Prague also has cultural connotation and is open to the outside world. It is a diversified big city. Compared with western European cities, Prague has the ancient and atmospheric characteristics of Eastern Europe.

For many people, the Czech Republic should be very familiar: dvorak and Smetana cleanse the melody of the soul; Kafka, Milan? The spanning development texts in Kundera's Book: The Good Soldier and The Story of the Mole are unforgettable for video enthusiasts. Prague and Krumlov, fairy tale towns flying around the world with famous postcards, are releasing the unprecedented elegance of this country.

The minimum living security price level starts from 1 10 Czech krona; Dining in the hotel starts from CZK 130; Drinking in a bar starts at about 30 Czech crowns; Dairy products per liter 10-30 Czech kroner; A loaf of bread starts at 20 Czech crowns; 1KG chicken breast 100 czk; 1KG raw pork 130 kronor; 1 kg beef and mutton 160 kronor; 1KG apple 40-60 Czech crowns; 1.5 liter purified water is about 15 Czech krona.

Having all the EU long-term resident status issued by China, the holder is allowed to enjoy certain freedom of movement in the participating countries and the right to live, work, do business and study in other EU countries. Many immigrants with Czech residence cards will choose to apply for permanent residence in the EU, while many foreign applicants will take this as a ladder, aiming at permanent residence in the EU, and finally settle and live in their favorite China.

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