If you decide to move to the Czech Republic for permanent residence (permanent residence), you will first need to obtain a visa that gives the right to a long stay in the country. There are several types of visas. Explore all the possibilities and choose the best option for yourself.
Instruction manual
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Get a work visa. In the Czech Republic, there is a shortage of highly qualified specialists, and therefore you can get a job without unnecessary difficulties. A work visa is issued for a year, after which it can be extended. After 2.5 years, you can get permanent residence. The disadvantage of this type of visa is that you will not be able to transfer your family right away.
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The most common option for immigrating to the Czech Republic is to obtain a business visa on the basis of the registration of a company or the registration of an individual entrepreneur license. Open a company, make contributions to a pension fund and pay for health insurance. Extend your visa for 2 years. After 5 years, you can get permanent residence. However, keep in mind that you will need to deposit € 4, 200 per family member. The family will be able to move at the same time with you.
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By issuing an individual entrepreneur license, you can engage in a small business or get a job. The visa is extended for 2 years. In this case, you can also immediately transfer your family. After obtaining a visa, register with the trade register, tax office and pension fund. Put in the account for 4200 euros for each family member. Pay an annual tax of 400 euros. After 5 years, apply for permanent residence.
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It is possible to immigrate to the Czech Republic on the basis of a student visa. This type of relocation is suitable for young people under the age of 25 years. However, keep in mind that you can only get permanent residence after 10 years.
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Immigration through family reunification is only possible for children under 18 years of age and single parents over 70 years of age. You can get permanent residence by marriage with a Czech citizen.
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Live in the country for 5 years. Take a simple language test, prepare the required documents and get permanent residence. Being in this status, you will be endowed with the same rights as citizens of the country (with the exception of suffrage). After 5 years, you will be able to obtain Czech citizenship.
