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Student Visa Czech Republic

#studentvisa

About

For foreign pupils looking for a top-notch education at a reasonable price, the Czech Republic has grown in popularity. Non-EU/EEA students must apply for a student visa in order to study in the Czech Republic, which entitles them to stay in the nation for the length of their studies. 

Eligibility

The primary requirements for obtaining a student visa in the Czech Republic are as follows:

  • Admission to a reputable Czech institution or university.
  • Sufficient financial means to pay for living costs and tuition in the Czech Republic.
  • The capacity to communicate in and comprehend the target tongue (if the program is taught in Czech)

Documents

While filing for a student visa in the Czech Republic, you must gather and submit the following. 

  • A passport that will be good at least three months after the date of return
  • Filled out application form with all the necessary data.
  • A letter of acceptance from the Czech institution you applied to, stating your reason for visiting. 
  • Submit bank statements, a scholarship application, or a note from a sponsor to demonstrate your ability to pay for your stay in the Czech Republic.
  • Documents showing that you are legally able to live in the nation.
  • Proof of Czech Republic health insurance benefits.
  • Criminal history record checks from your nation of residence or a police clearance document. 

Process

Only the Czech Embassy/Consulate in the state of your citizenship, the state that issued your present travel document, or the state where you have a long-term or permanent residency permit is where you are required to submit your application.

Visa Processing Time
A long-term study visa requires 60 days to complete. The processing period begins on the day your visa application is completely submitted to the consulate. You must submit your application well in advance because the Consulate General cannot expedite the process, which is important information to know. 

How to Apply
In the Czech Republic, obtaining a student visa usually entails the following steps:

  • Apply for admission and receive an acceptance letter to a reputable Czech institution or college.
  • Assemble all the paperwork needed for a student visa.
  • Apply for a visa and send all necessary documentation to your home country's Czech embassy or consulate.
  • Attend a face-to-face interview (if necessary) and submit biometric information.

Duration & Fees

Duration
A student visa may be issued for at least 90 days and a maximum of one year, depending on the length of the stay. The validity of the visa mostly depends on the duration of your studies.

Fees
A short-term visa (up to 90 days) costs 60 EUR, while a long-term visa (more than 90 days) costs 120 EUR. However, as the costs are subject to change, confirming with the Czech consulate is crucial.

FAQS

Can my student visa be extended to the Czech Republic?
If you require more time to finish your studies, it is feasible to extend your student visa to the Czech Republic. You must submit an extension request at least 14 days prior to the expiration of your existing visa.

Does studying in the Czech Republic require a certain degree of language proficiency?
Depending on your programme's language of teaching. You must provide proof of Czech language proficiency if your programme is offered in that language.

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