
Czech Republic
A destination. Different possibilities.
Explore the available legal routes and ALLCB VISA assistance for Czech Republic.
Find the route for your plans.
Schengen visa — tourism or private visit
Tourism, family visits and other permitted short stays.
Schengen visa — business
Meetings, conferences and permitted short professional visits.
Medical-treatment visit
Planned treatment with a Czech provider.
Airport transit visa assessment
Airport transit where a visa is required.
Long-term visa — study
Eligible studies or education lasting beyond the short-stay period.
Long-term residence permit — study
Full-time study under an eligible Czech programme.
Exchange, training or internship
An eligible organised exchange, training course or placement.
Long-term residence — scientific research
Research under a qualifying hosting agreement.
Employee Card
Genuine employment in a position eligible for an Employee Card.
EU Blue Card
Highly qualified employment meeting the current qualification, salary and vacancy conditions.
Intra-company Employee Transfer Card
Eligible managers, specialists or trainees transferred within a corporate group.
Seasonal employment visa
Eligible time-limited seasonal work under the applicable visa route.
Special work visa assessment
Assessment under any active government-defined special work-visa programme.
Job-seeking or business after studies
A time-limited route for eligible Czech graduates or researchers to seek work or start a business.
Long-term visa — business
A genuine viable trade, self-employed activity or company role.
Long-term residence permit — business
Continuation of a qualifying genuine business after meeting the applicable residence conditions.
Long-term residence — family reunification
Eligible close family joining a qualifying resident.
Family member of a Czech or EU citizen
An eligible non-European family member joining a Czech or mobile EU citizen.
Long-term visa — other eligible purpose
A documented long-term purpose recognised by the current rules.
Permanent residence
Permanent status through qualifying lawful residence, family connection or another recognised basis.
EU long-term resident status
EU long-term status after the required qualifying lawful residence.
Asylum or international protection
Protection assessment for a person fearing persecution or serious harm.
Czech citizenship assessment
Assessment of residence, integration, language, conduct and other applicable citizenship conditions.