Czech Interpreting Services for Filipinos
Our Czech interpreting services cater to the specific needs of Filipinos. Whether you need assistance with healthcare, employment, or housing issues, our team is here to bridge the language gap and ensure effective communication. If you do not speak Czech, you have the right to use the services of an interpreter at your own expense. You can use this service for meetings at your office and other official gatherings. You can use this service for meetings at government offices and other official gatherings, as well as personal meetings with health insurance companies, banks, service providers, and vendors.
Interpreting for Healthcare
We offer interpreting services for Filipinos navigating the healthcare system in the EU. Our interpreters are trained to assist with medical appointments, consultations, and hospital visits, ensuring accurate communication between patients and healthcare providers.
A patient with a language barrier is required to arrange an interpreter themselves, as health services do not cover these costs. The interpreter must not be a family member, especially not a child, due to inadequate skills and possible psychological trauma. The patient has the right to designate another person to interpret, provided that this is documented in the medical records.
The patient must arrange for an interpreter at their own expense, as neither health insurance nor the healthcare provider reimburses these services.
Interpreting for Employment
When it comes to employment matters, our team provides interpreting services for job interviews, meetings with employers, and workplace communication. We help Filipinos understand their rights, responsibilities, and job requirements in the EU job market.
There is no general legal obligation for an employer to provide an interpreter for the drafting of an employment contract; however, the employer is obliged to ensure that the employee understands the employment contract and the associated processes. Therefore, if the employee does not speak Czech, the employer should provide an interpreter or otherwise ensure that the employee can understand the content of the contract, making it valid and allowing the employee to demonstrate their free decision.
Interpreting for Housing
Navigating the housing market in a foreign country can be challenging, but our interpreters are here to help. We assist Filipinos in understanding rental agreements, property inspections, and negotiations, ensuring a smooth process when renting or buying a home in the EU.
There is no obligation to have an interpreter when signing a lease agreement, neither for the landlord nor for the tenant, but it is strongly recommended that you have the lease agreement translated and understand its content if you do not understand it, otherwise you risk not knowing what you are getting into. Foreigners living in the Czech Republic in particular should be sure that they understand the agreement to fulfill their obligations and exercise their rights.
Contact Us for Interpreting Services
If you require interpreting services for healthcare, employment, or housing, don't hesitate to reach out to our team. We are here to assist you with all your language needs.