Your First 90 Days in Czechia
Language, culture, embassy prep, and everything nobody tells you. Taught in Arabic by a student who lives here.
This is NOT a Textbook Czech Course
You won't memorize verb conjugation tables you'll never use. This is the course I wish someone gave me before I moved to Czechia. How to pass the embassy interview. How to survive your first week. How to order food without pointing at the menu. How to actually make Czech friends instead of spending 3 years only talking to other Arabs. Every lesson is built around a real situation you WILL face.
What's Included
What You'll Learn
Each lesson: a short video + a quick check, so you actually retain it — not just watch and forget.
Before You Fly
Know exactly what to pack, what to sort before takeoff, and what can wait — so your first days aren't spent scrambling.
Your First 7 Days
The legal deadlines, the SIM card, the orientation — everything that has to happen in week one, laid out so nothing slips through the cracks.
Weeks 2–4: Setting Up Your Life
Bank account, residence permit, real housing, real groceries — go from "just landed" to actually living here.
Month 2: Building Your Routine
Understand how Czech university actually works, make real friends, and figure out money without the guesswork.
Month 3: Long-Term Stability
Protect the status you worked hard to get, and build the support system that carries you through the rest of the year.
The Toolkit
Checklists, contact directories, and an FAQ built from the real questions our 11,000+-member community has asked — answers you won't find by googling.
Course Modules
Embassy interview prep + country knowledge
- What the embassy actually asks, and the answers that work
- Czech geography, politics, and culture basics (interview-ready)
- Understanding Czech education system vs. your country
- Your study plan explanation: how to sound prepared, not scripted
- Common embassy mistakes that get people rejected
The embassy will ask you what you know about Czechia. Module 1 is your answer.
Everything from airport to settled
- Airport to your accommodation, step by step
- Foreign police registration: what, where, when, documents
- SIM card, bank account, transport pass (the first-day checklist)
- Your first grocery run: what to buy, where, how much
- Emergency Czech phrases you need immediately
Restaurant, supermarket, transport, doctor, university
- Ordering food and drinks with real phrases, not textbook ones
- Supermarket and pharmacy: reading labels, asking for help
- Public transport: buying tickets, understanding announcements
- At the doctor: explaining symptoms, understanding instructions
- University admin: registration, ISIC card, library, exams
Your Czech roommate will try to talk to you on day one. Module 3 is your answer.
Culture, making friends, avoiding common mistakes
- Why Czechs seem cold at first, and how they actually show friendship
- Social norms that are different from Arab culture
- How to make Czech friends (not just international students)
- Common cultural misunderstandings and how to avoid them
- Holidays, traditions, and social expectations
You'll feel like an outsider for months unless someone explains how Czech social culture works. Module 4 is that explanation.
Work, money, travel, visa renewal
- Student jobs: what is legal, where to look, what pays well
- Managing your money: Czech banking, fees, sending money home
- Weekend trips and cheap travel to other European countries
- Visa renewal: timeline, documents, what is different the second time
- Long-term planning: staying after graduation, residence permit
Choose Your Path
Full Application Package
€350
Course included FREE
Everything from zero to visa. Course included free, plus interview prep, document review, and personal guidance throughout.
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The lessons are taught in Arabic. Czech words, phrases, and on-screen text appear alongside so you learn them in context — not from a textbook.
The free guides cover facts: deadlines, documents, costs. The course covers situations: what to say at the embassy, how to survive your first week, how to order food, how to make Czech friends. They are completely different.
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Module 1, Lesson 1: What the Embassy Actually Asks
A look at what this lesson covers
The embassy interview is where most students fail. Not because they are unqualified, but because they do not understand what the officer is really testing. Here are real questions from Czech embassy interviews:
"Why did you choose the Czech Republic?"
What the officer is testing:
They want to hear a specific reason, not a generic answer. "Good education" is not enough. They need to believe you researched this country specifically and have a real reason to be here rather than somewhere else.
"What will you study and at which university?"
What the officer is testing:
They are checking whether you actually know your own study plan. They will ask follow-up questions. If you cannot name your faculty, program duration, or language of instruction, they assume someone else filled out your application.
"How will you support yourself financially?"
What the officer is testing:
They need to know you will not become a financial burden. They want to see proof and hear a clear plan, whether it is family support, a scholarship, or personal savings. Vague answers raise red flags.
"Do you plan to return to your country after your studies?"
What the officer is testing:
This is the question that catches people off guard. They are assessing immigration risk. The course teaches you how to answer honestly while demonstrating ties to your home country.
The full lesson covers 12+ questions with model answers, common mistakes, and what to do if you get a question you did not prepare for.