General information

Czech Republic

Health precautions: Any vaccination is obligatory.
Vaccination against encephalitis from ticks is recommended for journeys in the wild.
International hospitals: Top Moravia Health (only in czech), International Clinic - Prague, GHC Healthcare, Canadian Medical Care
For further information on sanitary conditions: Ministry of Health (only in czech)
Country's pages on the website of WHO
For further information on safety conditions: Czech.cz, the national website of the Czech Republic
The pages dedicated to the country on the site of the Canadian Foreign Office
The Current Travel arming proposed by the American State Department
Contacter votre ambassade: Embassy of Tunisia in the Czech Republic
Nad Kostelem 8
147 00 Prague 4 – BRANIK
Phone: +42 02 44 46 06 52 / 53
Fax: +42 02 44 46 08 25
atprague@vol.cz

Integrated emergency system (police, ambulance, fire)

112

Time and time difference: It is %T:%M %A in Prague (GMT+1 in winter, GMT+2 in summer)
Summer time period: Summer time periodfrom April to October

Type of climate: The climate is mild but variable locally and throughout the year. It is characterized by a cold winter (from January to March) and warm summer (from June to August).The temperature falls bellow 0°C in winter and can be in excess of 30°C in summer.

To find an accommodation: Association of Hotels and Restaurants ; Prague Hotel Locator; CzechHotels.net Prague City apartments Hotels and pensions in the Czech republic List of facilities in Prague; Czech Youth Hostel Association Ministry of Regional Development
Accommodation information, on Czech.cz, the Official website of the Czech Republic
To find an apartment: Sting (only in czech)
Mexx (only in czech)
Honzik (only in czech)

SReality (only in czech)
To find a job: Jobs
Prace

Telephone codes: To call in the Czech Republic from Tunisia, dial 00 (ou +) +420.
To call Tunisia from the Czech Republic, dial 00 (ou +) 216.
Mobile telephone standards: The mobile operators use the 900 and 1800 MHz frequencies, which most mobile are enabled to use. Before you start using your mobile phone in the Czech Republic, consider buying a local SIM card as it can considerably reduce your telephone bills. However, your mobile phone needs to be unblocked in that case. A SIM card together with a starting prepaid credit costs between CZK 300–2,000. Czech mobile operators all offer mobile phone rental services. For specific terms and conditions of such services, please visit their websites.
Internet suffix: .cz