ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OF CZECH REPUBLIC

Students from nations outside the EU need to swing to the neighborhood Czech government office or department and apply for an student visa. It would be ideal if you take note of, that the entire technique requires some printed material and can take up to 60 days, so it is prescribed to apply for the visa well ahead of time. The controls for acquiring visas change every now and then, so the data recorded here ought to be considered as rules as it were. You ought to dependably counsel your nearby Czech government office or office or check the site of the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic for the most recent data in regards to visa prerequisites.
There are short-term visas (for stays up to 90 days) and long-term visas (for stays over 90 days). Students arriving for a period longer than one year should apply for a long-term residence permit for study purposes.

The following documents are mainly required for receiving a student visa or a residence permit:

1. application form
2. letter of acceptance for studies
3. valid passport and passport photos
4. proof of financial resources for the stay (e.g. in the form of a bank account statement or confirmation of being beneficiary of a grant)
5. confirmation of guaranteed accommodation
6. valid international health insurance

7. abstract from the Register of Criminal Records

Please note that some documents (e.g. the abstract from the Register of Criminal Records) must be translated into Czech language by a translator with an official rubber  stamp.

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