Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is the “heart” of Europe. It has rich traditions and interesting history. Initially, as a principality, it gained independence and was established as a state only in 1993 after the collapse of the USSR. The Czech Republic is not “loaded” with immigrants, and ethnic Czechs make up…

An alien has the right for long-term visa before obtaining the residence permit. A long-term visa (dlouhé vizum) allows staying in the country up to 90 days. When applying for this type of visa it is required form the foreigner to indicate visa-related reasons, e.g. language courses, advanced training, medical treatment,…

Foreign nationals residing in the territory of Czech Republic for the minimum period of 5 years (unless otherwise provided by law) have the right to apply for permanent residence (trvalý pobyt). The following categories of persons have the right for permanent residence without prior temporary residence permit:

Czech Republic allows dual citizenship since 2014. In other words it is not necessary to renounce homeland citizenship when acquiring Czech one. Main ways for Czech citizenship obtaining: Birth / Adoption 1. Child acquires citizenship automatically if born to Czech nationals. 2. Child born to stateless persons (apatrides) can acquire citizenship if either…

Czech government along with Economic Chamber have launched a programme “Regime Ukraine” since August 1, 2016. This project provides for the allocation of annual quotas for employment of 5000 Ukrainian nationals with secondary specialized educational and occupation that is in demand on the labor market of Czech Republic. On the…