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Long-term visa for the purpose of STUDIES
Application for long-term visa for the purpose of studies can be filed at a Czech Embassy abroad.
This type of visa is issued for a period that is demonstrated within the confirmation of studies of a university accredited study programme, however, not longer than 1 year. You must fulfil the purpose of your stay for the whole duration of your residence permit. With this residence permit you are able to to leave and re-enter the Czech Republic territory repeatedly. You can also travel within the Schengen Area without a visa.
Necessary documents:
Upon request you are further obliged to submit
The whole step by step process of how to apply for long-term visa for the purpose of studies can be found here
Upon application you must pay a consular fee 2,500 CZK. For a complete list of consular fees.Extension of visa
For more information regarding the visa process, please contact directly your faculty coordinator (short-term studies, degree studies in English, degree studies in Czech).
Student Mode
The project Student Mode is the concept of visa facilitation for students from selected third countries who are admitted to study at selected universities in the Czech Republic. The function of Student Mode is to accelerate access to the relevant embassy for an applicant seeking a long-term visa/residence permit for the purpose of studies. Placing an applicant on the list of the Student Mode does not guarantee a positive processing of the visa application.Student Mode is availabe for students from Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Bosnia and Herzegovina, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, Philippines, Georgia, India, Iraq, Iran, South Africa, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Colombia, Costa Rica, Morocco, Mongolia, Peru, Ecuador, Serbia, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Vietnam, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi.
If you want to be nominated for the Student Mode please contact directly your faculty coordinator.For further detailed information please contact formackova@vutbr.cz or Veronika.Ulrichova@vut.cz.
Responsibility: Mgr. Marta Vaňková