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Currently, there are about half a million foreigners living in the Czech Republic and there are many organizations that support them. The expat community is huge and you'll find yourself mingling with friends from all over the world and there's never a shortage of activities to do on the weekend.
From art exhibitions, concerts, festivals, museums, romantic restaurants, clubs, pubs to sports activities such as cycling, cross-country walking, skiing, sailing and more.
Czechs enjoy walking, cycling and kayaking in the summer; you can go wild mushroom picking in autumn; and skiing in the winter. And all these activities are much cheaper than what you are used to.
The Czech Republic is known as a beautiful country and has a developed economy with strengths in engineering, mechanical engineering, pharmaceuticals, glass, music and leading in the world in a number of fields. Areas: manufacturing machine tools, hydro-thermal power turbines, marine engines, defense electronics, beer & crystal.
Czech education integrates with the world - this place not only trains knowledgeable, scientific and technical staff to serve the country but also trains many European countries and other countries around the world. The Czech degree system is recognized worldwide.
_ Good quality of training, diverse disciplines.
_ Completely free undergraduate & graduate study in Czech language
_ Low cost of living, about 200USD/month, enjoy incentives when using public transport, entertainment, university dormitory, student cafeteria, library
_ International students have the same rights and obligations as Czech students.
_ Degrees according to the European and American systems are recognized worldwide
_ Conditions of residence, easy, stable & long-term job finding
_ Simple visa application process
_ You have the opportunity to travel all over Europe (Czech Republic is a Schengen member) and get involved. The Czech Republic is a safe, high-security destination, where there is a large Vietnamese community (about 40,000) & relatively successful, students have the opportunity to work part-time.
_ Opportunity to find a job after graduation is high, if there is a job, after 30 months students will receive a permanent residence card in the Czech Republic.
_ Other advantages: students are organized into units, have youth activities, Union activities, cultural and sports activities... they are sponsored & supported by the Vietnamese Embassy in the Republic of Korea. Czech.
With a country worth living and a great destination for international students around the world, the Czech Republic is a place that many people are interested in and want to study and settle down here.
iCanfield Vietnam Immigration & Study Abroad Consulting Company
Address: 93 Nguyen Du, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, HCMC
Hotline: 028.3822.0285
Call 028 3822 0285 If you need a quick consultation
