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Extension of temporary protection and special long-term residence for Ukrainian citizens
As in previous years, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian citizens will be deciding whether and under what conditions they will be able to reside and work in the Czech Republic. The legislation covering the above is based primarily on the so-called Lex Ukraine VII[1] (and related implementing legislation), which was adopted and entered into force …
Read moreNew Act on the Entry and Residence of Foreign Nationals: what changes can be expected in the field of employment of foreign nationals?
Czech immigration law is facing the most significant systemic change in the last two decades. With the growing number of foreign nationals, the number of applications for residence permits has logically also increased and continues to rise (the number of applications doubled between 2015 and 2021). A dramatic increase then followed the activation of temporary protection …
Read moreDecisions on alimony following major amendments to family law
Effective from 1 January 2026, the rules governing decisions on alimony for minor children underwent the most significant change since the recodification of private law in 2014. The relevant amendment, particularly of the Civil Code, was implemented by Act No. 268/2025 Coll. and will be referred to herein as the “Amendment“. In this article, we …
Read moreCompensation for Lost Rent in the Event of Early Termination of a Lease Agreement for Non-Residential Premises
The early termination of a lease agreement for non-residential premises represents in practice a situation that may significantly disrupt the economic stability of the landlord. Rent is usually one of the principal sources of income on which the landlord relies when financing operations, maintenance, repayment of investments or planning further business activities. Lease relationships are typically conceived …
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