#Moving Tips

Moving to Brno: districts from Brno-střed to Bystrc, entry permit for the centre, collection yards, no customs in the EU, 558 km from Berlin via Prague.

Moving to Jihlava (Iglau): 16 districts, no customs, registration with the foreigners' police within 30 days, reserved parking via the Magistrát, 479 km from Berlin.

Moving to Hradec Králové: 21 districts, no customs, reporting to the foreign police within 30 days, lorry toll in Czechia, 450 km from Berlin.

Pardubice: 92,000 inhabitants, eight districts from Zelené Předměstí to Dubina, employers such as Synthesia and Foxconn – and a route of around 460 km from Berlin.

Moving to Liberec: the Czech Republic's fifth-largest city, 325 km via Dresden and Zittau, vignette up to 3.5 t, no customs in the EU, EU citizen registration, fixed price.

Ústí nad Labem (Aussig) has around 92,000 inhabitants in four city districts on the Elbe and Bílina. Districts, employers, university and registration obligation at a glance.

Moving to Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad): 15 cadastral districts, spa zone access only with a day ticket, foreigners' police within 30 days, 371 km from Berlin.

Moving to Budweis (České Budějovice): old town on Přemysl Otakar II Square, Čtyři Dvory, Vrbné and Máj, lorry zone in the centre, registration in 30 days – 498 km away.

Pilsen (181,000 inhabitants) has ten city districts: Lochotín and Bolevec in the north, the centre in Plzeň 3, Slovany in the south-east. Employers, universities, parking.

Moving to Mladá Boleslav: 13 districts on the Jizera, parking zones without moving spaces, registration as an EU citizen, e-vignette and around 374 km from Berlin.

Moving to Kladno: six districts 25 km from Prague, no visa and no customs, registration with the Foreigners' Police, parking via the city, 347 km from Berlin.

Prague's districts compared: Vinohrady, Karlín, Dejvice, Smíchov and Žižkov – plus the zábor for the removal van and the voluntary EU registration certificate.