The dorm provides laudry facilities: washing machines and a place to dry laundry.
We couldn’t get the information yet whether the use of the washing machines is free or subject to a fee. We get back to you with that.

There is a requirement for non-EU citizens to report their place of temporary residence to the Czech Foreign Police within 3 working days of entering Czechia.
For those of you who are concerned, don’t worry, you have nothing to do since the dorm works like a hotel: it does the reporting automatically as soon as you are registered.

New pdfs for I Landau’s and M Cotfas’ classes are online on their class pages.

Check out the timetable of Brno 2026.

Check out the new information added on the Local Info & Travel page, where you find a Google map describing the way from the tram stop to the dorm (within the dorm complex, we are in Block A3).
Check-in is 24/7, i.e. around the clock: no trouble for people coming in at night.

Check them out:
Minimalist Foundations (Intro)
The Functional Architecture of Nominals

if you wish to ask for financial support, please send us your request (see the registration form) by May 31st. Grant requesters cannot make travel and visa arrangements without knowing whether we are able to support them, thus the advanced deadline.

The information provided is now much more detailed: have a look.

If you need an invitation letter for visa application, please send the following information to our local organizer Markéta Ziková zikovaATphil.muni.cz:
1. nationality
2. full name as it appears on the passport
3. passport number
4. date of birth
Markéta will send you the invitation letter, issued by Brno University with an official letter head.

Payment of your accommodation will be done individually at the dorm office: you will be able to pay either in cash (local currency CZK, but not in Euros) or by card.