Labour migration

Come to learn more about the largest nation without its own state. Discover its history, culture, current situation and curiosities. During the evening you can also taste traditional specialties of Kurdistan and try to prepare them. The evening will be hosted by Mr. Karim Hussein, a Syrian Kurd living in the Czech Republic.

• When: November 12, 2014 at 7 pm
• Where: ZŠ Kladská, Kladská 1201/1, Praha 2-Vinohrady

Free entry

ATTENTION! Important notice concerning residence: The transition period after the COVID-19 measures terminates on July 17, 2020. After that date, all residence procedures will be dealt with according to the Act on Residence of Foreign Nationals. Most importantly, it will no longer be possible to submit your residence application via post, if your presence in person is required.

Also pay attention to the up-to-date instructions for visiting the Ministry of the Interior offices after July 1, 2020. For more information refer to: https://1url.cz/XzsBU.

On 12 March 2020, a state of emergency was declared for a period of 30 days, during which many restrictions on everyday life in the Czech Republic may occur. It is therefore imperative to pay attention to the latest information. This is often not available in other language than Czech, so when in doubt, do not hesitate to contact us or our colleagues from other organizations.

Contact:

• Phone: +420 224 224 379
• Mobil: +420 605 263 035, +420 603 547 450
• E-mail: poradna@migrace.com

Below you can find a brief overview of the measures in force as of 26 March 2020 (17:00/5:00 PM) concerning migration and residency matters.

INFORMATION TO DOWNLOAD

Pay special attention to updated important information in context with coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic and employment related issues in various language versions available at our website SIMI. Important informations are available at Czech, English and Russian.

The document contains informations about:

• Carer´s allowance
• Exceptional immediate financial help
• Wage compensation
• And other work related issues.

Current information will be available at www.migrace.com and our Facebook.

Amendments to the Act on the Residence of Aliens effective from 31 July 2019

• Changes to employee cards
• Applying for employee cards and long-term residence at embassies abroad
• Special long-term work-visa
• Changes to the visa for the purpose of study or scientific research
• and others

WHAT TO DO NOW? - DOWNLOAD

Are you a migrant woman aged 40 years and more? Are you tackling any of these issues?:

• Residence permits in the CR
• Czech citizenship
• Employment or entrepreneurship
• Retirement pension or social benefits
• Health and insurance
• Housing or family issues
• Free time and public life

Read our guide with advice and tips for you on how to find the best way to deal with various life situations during your stay in the Czech Republic:

In cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce of the Czech Republic (www.komora.cz) SIMI is launching a project to support the integration of refugees into Czech society. One of the most important moments in the integration of refugees into the society is the integration into the labor market, which entails not only economic self-sufficiency, but also self-confidence and scope for integration into the events around them.

In 2014, SIMI conducted a quantitative research among migrant women working in other people's homes within a 2-year project called Equal opportunities on the threshold of Czech homes.

Now we bring the English version of the research titled as Situation of migrant women on the Czech market of domestic work.

The first of its kind in the Czech Republic, this research is primarily concerned with working conditions of these migrant women, the tasks these women execute as well as with other matters related to paid domestic work.