Immigration service for non-EU Nationals
This is the list of most common immigration services for non-EU nationals, however if you are looking for something specific, do not hesitate to contact us through our contact form or chose the individual consultation service. We understand, every situation is specific and therefore we will try to find the best possible option/solution for you.
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Permanent residence permit - non-EU
Non-EU citizens can apply for a Permanent Residence Permit after living in the Czech Republic for five years (some exceptions may apply). This permit offers long-term stability, allowing unrestricted work, access to healthcare, social benefits, and pension eligibility.
Price from: 7.000,-CZK
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Permanent residence permit for newborns in Czechia
Newborns of non-EU citizens in the Czech Republic receive the highest residency status held by either parent. If you have a Permanent Residence Permit, your newborn can obtain one too, ensuring stability, healthcare, education, and future residency rights.
Price from: 6.000,-CZK
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Employee Card / Employee Card Extension
The Employee Card is a long-term residence permit for non-EU citizens with a job offer from a Czech employer. It functions as both a work and residence permit, allowing you to live and work legally in the Czech Republic and paving the way for Permanent Residence.
Price from: 8.000,-CZK
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Blue Card / Blue Card Extension
The Blue Card is a long-term residence permit for highly skilled professionals from non-EU countries. It offers greater job flexibility than the Employee Card, allowing easier employer changes and mobility within the EU. Your time in the Czech Republic on a Blue Card can also count towards permanent residence in another EU country. If you're a highly qualified professional, the Blue Card could be the ideal solution for you.
Price from: 8.000,-CZK
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Long-term visa and Long-term residence permit – family
A Long-Term Visa for family purposes allows non-EU nationals to join family members in the Czech Republic for stays over 90 days. For a more stable, long-term solution, a Long-Term Residence Permit is available to family members like spouses, children, or dependents, offering a longer duration of stay. If you plan to live in the Czech Republic with your family, choose the most suitable option.
Price from: 8.000,-CZK
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Long-term residence permit “freelancer”
The long-term residence permit for business purposes is designed for non-EU nationals who wish to legally live and conduct business in the Czech Republic beyond the validity of a long-term visa. This permit allows freelancers, entrepreneurs, and business owners to continue their self-employment or business activities in the country.
Price from: 8.000,-CZK
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Long-term visa “freelancer”
The Long-term visa for business purposes (often called the Freelancer Visa) is designed for non-EU citizens who wish to legally live and work as self-employed professionals in the Czech Republic. This visa is ideal for freelancers, entrepreneurs, and individuals looking to run their own business in the country.
Price from: 8.000,-CZK
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Long-term visa / Long-term residence permit “studies”
The long-term visa or residence permit for studies is for non-EU citizens who wish to stay in the Czech Republic for education at a recognized institution. This includes university programs, exchange programs, and other study-related activities.
Price from: 9.000,-CZK
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Short-term (Schengen) visa
A Short-Term Schengen Visa is for non-EU nationals who plan to stay in the Czech Republic for a short period. Whether you're visiting for business, tourism, or to visit family or friends, this visa allows you to travel freely within the Schengen Area during your stay.
Price from: 6.500,-CZK
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Digital nomad Visa
The Digital Nomad Visa allows remote workers to live and work legally in the Czech Republic. Designed for skilled professionals in IT and marketing, it is available to both employees of foreign companies and freelancers, offering legal residence, business opportunities, and access to essential services.
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Czech CITIZENSHIP by "Descent"
Depending on your family history, you may qualify for Czech citizenship even next to your current one. Citizenship by descent allows you to claim the citizenship of your Czech or Czechoslovak ancestors as a birthright. Under specific circumstances, it applies to adopted children too. Fulfill the family legacy by acquiring an alternative passport.
Price from: 50.000,-CZK
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Temporary protection visa (for Ukrainian refugees)
Temporary protection is granted to Ukrainian nationals displaced by the ongoing conflict, allowing them to stay legally in the Czech Republic. It provides the right to live, work, and access healthcare, education, and social services while they cannot return to their home country.