Every office wants a paper from another office. Move turns the Czech rules for your situation into one plan: what to do, what to bring, where to go, and by when.
A self-employed designer with a dog has a different list from an employee moving with two kids. Try it: change the answers and watch your plan change.
In the app you also set your arrival date, and every deadline is worked out from it.
Your plan is split into the four stretches of a move, so you only look at what matters now.
Each step tells you what it is and why it matters, then gets practical.
Non-EU citizens must report where they live soon after arriving. Your landlord or hotel sometimes does it for you.
Some Czech deadlines are counted in working days, skipping weekends and public holidays. Move does the counting. Tap "I have landed" and every legal deadline is worked out again from that day.
Everything with a date lands in the shared Dates list, next to your letter deadlines, with a reminder before each one.
Mark each one Not yet, In progress or Ready. Move tells you which need an extra step before they are accepted, and why. Get those done before you fly: from Prague it usually means posting originals home.
Add the expiry dates of your passport, residence card, health insurance and driving licence. Move reminds you in time to renew, and the renewal goes into your Dates list, so the app keeps helping long after your first 90 days.
A stamp from the issuing country that makes a document valid abroad. Police checks, birth and marriage certificates.
Done by a sworn translator (soudní překladatel), who attaches the translation to the original.
Your landlord's signature on the accommodation form, verified at a Czech POINT or a notary.
Pick what matters, like quiet streets, good schools, green space or an easy commute, and where you will work. Prague's areas are ranked for you, with rents and commute times.
1-bedroom flat, per month. Sample figures.
Built from your household and lifestyle, in Czech crowns or your home currency, and compared with the city you are leaving.
Sample figures for planning. Your real costs will differ.
Steps that happen at a counter open the right Say It phrases. Steps that produce a letter point to the office guide in Paper Trail, so you know what is coming. When that letter arrives and you scan it, it shows up on the step, and an appointment letter sets the step's date for you.
Move is not a lawyer or an immigration adviser. Every step shows when it was last checked, and has a "Something out of date?" button. For anything about your right to stay, confirm with the office.
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