The article examines how non-European migrants are distributed in neighborhoods in Czechia compared to other European countries. By analyzing data, the researchers found that non-European migrants in Czechia are less concentrated in specific neighborhoods compared to countries like Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden. This suggests that large neighborhoods with a high number of non-European migrants are rare in Czechia. The study questions the idea of segregation in European countries and highlights differences in neighborhood patterns for migrants.