A lifetime of experiences awaits
Choosing to study abroad in the Czech Republic is about more than earning a degree — it's about discovering new cultures, building lifelong friendships, and creating a future full of opportunities.
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
A lifetime of experiences
The Czech Republic is one of Europe's most student-friendly destinations, offering high-quality education, affordable living, safe cities, and a vibrant student community. Whether you're studying in Prague, Brno, or at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague through Erasmus or a full-time programme, you'll enjoy an enriching academic and cultural experience.
At ahoy consulting, we believe education should always come first. While you're here to study, you'll also experience a new way of life that helps you grow academically, personally, and professionally.
Because at ahoy consulting, future is good for you.
Four seasons, one unforgettable experience
Summer (June – August)
Pleasant temperatures between 20°C and 30°C make summer the perfect season for sightseeing, festivals, hiking, and travelling.
Winter (December – February)
Winter temperatures usually range from -2°C to 3°C, with snowfall in many regions. It's the perfect season to experience Christmas markets, snowy landscapes, and winter sports.
Student activities
Outdoor adventures
Hiking, cycling, skiing, and outdoor adventures across the countryside.
Culture & events
Music festivals, museums, theatres, and cultural events year-round.
Cafés & nightlife
Cafés, student hangouts, and nightlife in every university city.
Sports clubs
University sports clubs and recreational activities to join and enjoy.
Weekend trips
Weekend trips across the Czech Republic and Europe, easy from any hub.
Prague, especially
Prague student life is especially popular for its international atmosphere, beautiful architecture, and active student community.
What to pack
Winter essentials
Winter jacket Thermal wear Gloves and scarf Woollen cap Waterproof shoes
Summer essentials
Light clothing Comfortable walking shoes Sunglasses Light jacket Daily essentials
Shopping & daily life
Fashion brands
Zara, H&M, and Primark are popular and easy to find in major cities.
Supermarkets
Lidl, Tesco, Albert, Billa, and Penny Market cover everything you need for daily life.
Online shopping
Students commonly use Alza.cz, Heureka.cz, Rohlik.cz, and Košík.cz.
A taste of home
Indian grocery stores and restaurants are available in Prague and Brno, helping students feel at home.
Student benefits
ISIC card discounts
Your ISIC Student Card unlocks discounts across the country.
Affordable transport
Trams, buses, and trains at student-friendly fares.
Clubs & activities
Student clubs and campus activities to get involved in from day one.
Libraries & sports
Access to libraries and sports facilities on and around campus.
Culture discounts
Discounts at museums, cinemas, restaurants, and attractions.
Easy travel
Easy travel across Europe with your Czech residence permit.
Stay-back & visa renewal
Stay-back option
After graduation, eligible international students can apply for a stay-back permit of up to 9 months to search for employment or start a business in the Czech Republic.
Visa renewal
Apply for your visa renewal 90 to 120 days before your current visa expires. Our team at ahoy consulting will guide you through the documentation, application process, and important deadlines.
Why students choose the Czech Republic
High-quality education
European-standard academics recognised worldwide.
Affordable costs
Low tuition and living costs compared to Western Europe.
Safe & welcoming
Consistently ranked among Europe's safer countries.
Excellent transport
Reliable, affordable public transport nationwide.
Part-time work
Opportunities to work part-time alongside your studies.
Rich culture & history
Centuries of architecture, art, and tradition to explore.
International careers
A growing job market with global career pathways.
Easy travel
The whole of Europe within easy reach.
Whether you're exploring student life in the Czech Republic, planning to study abroad in the Czech Republic, experiencing Prague student life, or researching the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague Erasmus programme and fees for international students, ahoy consulting is here to support you from admission to graduation.
Student Life FAQ
01Can I work part-time while studying?
Yes. International students can work up to 20 hours a week alongside their studies, which is enough to cover day-to-day costs without competing with your timetable.
02What is the stay-back option after graduation?
Eligible international students can apply for a stay-back permit of up to 9 months after graduating, to look for employment or to start a business in the Czech Republic.
03When should I apply for visa renewal?
Between 90 and 120 days before your current visa expires. Leaving it later risks a gap in your residence status, so our team tracks the date with you and prepares the documentation in advance.
04What does the ISIC student card offer?
Discounts across the country — on public transport, museums, cinemas, restaurants and attractions. It is the single cheapest thing you can carry as a student here.
05Is the Czech Republic safe for international students?
Yes, it consistently ranks among the safer countries in Europe, with low crime rates in university cities.