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Czech Chamber of Deputies Moves Landmark Foreigners Entry & Residence Bill to Final Vote
The Czech lower house has scheduled the final vote on a sweeping new Act on the Entry and Residence of Foreigners, its first full rewrite of immigration rules since 1999. The bill introduces a mandatory online portal, faster processing times for work permits and employee cards, and a new guarantor system for employers and universities. EU citizens staying over 90 days would also have to register electronically. If passed, the reform will modernise Czech immigration compliance and should make staff mobility easier for multinational companies operating in Central Europe.
Austria Maintains Border Controls with Czechia Until 15 September
Austria has officially prolonged its temporary border controls with Czechia until 15 September 2026, citing security risks linked to irregular migration. The measure means continued passport checks and possible delays for business travelers and freight moving between the two countries. Firms should pad travel schedules, ensure employees carry proper ID and review supply-chain contingencies.
Prague Airport unions signal strike readiness but assure passengers of smooth operations
Unions at Václav Havel Airport Prague declared “strike readiness” on 30 July 2026, citing stalled wage talks, but the airport says flights and passenger processing remain unaffected. Businesses relying on the hub should monitor the situation and prepare contingency plans in case negotiations break down and industrial action is called. For now, operations continue under normal conditions.
Germany Keeps Border Checks with Czechia in Place Through Mid-September
Germany has extended its temporary border controls with Czechia until 15 September 2026, continuing ID checks on major road and rail links. The move aims to manage migration pressure but creates planning headaches for Czech commuters, exporters and assignment managers who depend on friction-free Schengen travel.
Prague Airport Unions Declare Strike Readiness—Operations Continue Normally
Unions at Václav Havel Airport Prague have entered “strike readiness,” demanding higher pay and more staff. Management says flights and passenger processing remain unaffected for now, but companies moving personnel through Prague should monitor updates and prepare contingency plans should a strike be called.