Have Czech roots and dream of living in the heart of Europe?
If your parents or grandparents were of Czech nationality, you might be eligible for a special confirmation that can make your move to Czechia easier. It’s not a fast track to citizenship, but it can help you apply for a Czech Schengen visa or permanent residence with less hassle.
If your relationship ends in Czechia, your residence permit may no longer be valid. Learn what rules apply in case of breakup or divorce and how to stay legally in the country.
Have you lost or damaged your visa or residence permit in the Czech Republic? Learn the key steps to take and how Foreigners can support you in resolving the situation.
Learn about the new special long-term residence permit in the Czech Republic – who qualifies, how to apply, and key deadlines. Stay updated on the latest changes!
From 2025, Ukrainians residing in the Czech Republic under temporary protection will have the opportunity to apply for a special long-term residence permit. This new status provides greater stability and legal security, but it also introduces new conditions and requirements. If you are planning to stay in the Czech Republic beyond 2025, here’s what you […]
#LifeInCzechia Are you graduating in Czechia soon? Maybe you’d like to stay and start your career here. We got your back! It is possible to get a residence permit to seek employment or start a business. In this article, we will explain the conditions and the procedure.
Are you planning on coming to Czechia on a temporary residence permit for a family member of an EU citizen? Unfortunately, with the recent immigration law amendment, this has become more complicated. It is now necessary to distinguish between so-called “close” and “distant” family members. And distant family members will have to adhere to tougher conditions to get this residence permit.
If you have been living in the Czech Republic for over 5 years, you can apply for a permanent residence permit. Wondering which benefits it can bring? This article represents the first steps towards an answer. For a few months now, there has been a new version of the Czech immigration law. As of 2 August 2021, expatriates who are not covered by their company insurance won’t have another choice but to buy the PVZP insurance. In order to get the same health care insurance as any Czech citizen, you can apply for your permanent residence permit. And save some money.
Would you like to purchase internet services, apply for a mortgage, register your car or be able to return to Czechia in case of emergencies? If you are an EU citizen or a family member of an EU citizen living in Czechia, you will be able to with a residence permit. Although applying for one may seem like too much of a bother, the benefits greatly outweigh the bureaucracy. Above all, they will make your life in Czechia much easier.
The recent diplomatic rift between Russia and the Czech Republic in connection with the Vrbětice case also affected the consular services for Russian citizens applying for residence permits in the Czech Republic. Additionally, the pandemic situation in India has become so much worse that the capital city, Delhi, was forced to announce a ban of movement. Therefore, accepting applications got more complicated in this country as well. What does it mean for Russian and Indian applicants? Let’s sum up all the information we know at this point. (Updated on 28 April – Moscow now accepting applications again, however there might be delays.)
