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捷克电视台午间和晚间新闻聚焦边境管制瓶颈问题
11月3日，TV Nova中午、下午和晚间新闻报道了捷克-德国和捷克-斯洛伐克边境工作日首次出现的入境/出境系统拥堵情况，促使内政部增派人员，企业也调整了物流时间表。
EUNIC Imagine 节在布拉格开幕，聚焦城市交通与住房问题
11月3日开幕的EUNIC Imagine节将住房可负担性和可持续城市交通作为布拉格讨论的核心议题，聚焦如何保持城市对国际人才的吸引力。捷克官员同时透露，将推出新的公私合作（PPP）工具以推动交通升级。
Czech Government Formally Rejects UN Global Migration Pact
The Czech cabinet announced on 2 November 2025 that it will not endorse the UN Global Compact for Migration, citing national-security concerns. While the pact is non-binding, the move underscores Prague’s intent to keep tight control over immigration and could presage stricter vetting of third-country workers. Companies sending staff to Czechia should expect heightened documentation scrutiny in 2026.
EU Biometric Entry/Exit System Goes Live—What It Means for Travelers to Czechia
Schengen’s new Biometric Entry/Exit System officially entered the spotlight on 2 November. For travellers to Czechia, the EES replaces passport stamps with fingerprint and facial scans, lengthening border-control times today but promising smoother repeat entries tomorrow. Overstays will be detected automatically, so employers need tighter trip-tracking and GDPR-compliant employee briefings.
ETIAS Countdown: Czech-Bound Visitors Face €7 Pre-Travel Authorization from Mid-2025
EU authorities used a 2 November press push to remind travellers that ETIAS—an online €7 pre-travel clearance—will become compulsory for visa-exempt visitors to Czechia and the wider Schengen Area in 2025. Corporations must add the step to travel checklists, and airlines will enforce compliance at check-in.