[1] With the Velvet Revolution and the subsequent dissolution of Czechoslovakia, relations between both the Czech Republic and Slovakia would later be conducted through the Philippine Embassy in Budapest.

[1] By 1995, President Fidel V. Ramos promised his Czech counterpart, Václav Havel, during his state visit to the Philippines that a resident embassy in Prague would be opened during his administration, leading to the establishment of the present-day Embassy two years later with Carmelita R. Salas serving as the country's first resident ambassador to the Czech Republic.

[4] The Philippine Embassy in Prague is headed by Ambassador Eduardo Martin R. Meñez, who was appointed to the position by President Bongbong Marcos on September 1, 2022.

[5] Prior to becoming Ambassador, Meñez, a career diplomat, was Assistant Secretary at the Office of Public and Cultural Diplomacy of the Department of Foreign Affairs.

[12] In addition to these activities, in recent years the Embassy has had to increasingly focus on overseeing the welfare of the growing number of Overseas Filipino Workers working in the Czech Republic, which led to it expanding to include a labor attaché.