The Czech Republic is one of the most liberal and free countries in the European Union when it comes to migration. It has long since opened its doors to many migrants from the East and West. For many immigrants, getting a residence permit or visa to the Czech Republic has not been a difficult task for a long time.
Necessary
Student, work or business visa
Instructions
Step 1
One of the most frequent cases of migration is travel to the Czech Republic on a student visa. This is a rather promising option for future specialists, since in this case, it becomes possible to receive education of the European level for free. True, this is provided that the teaching will be conducted in the Czech language. After enrolling in the Czech language courses, a confirmation document is issued, which gives the right to live in the Czech Republic for a year on a student visa, which can be renewed upon admission to the university (it happens in 90-95% of cases).
Step 2
The second option for moving is getting a work visa. It often requires a good knowledge of Czech or English. It is easy for IT specialists to obtain such a visa. Moreover, with a work visa, you can get a permanent residence permit after 2, 5 years. However, getting a job in the Czech Republic is not so easy, for this you need to have an education in any of the technical areas.
Step 3
The most common immigration option is opening a company. In the Czech Republic, the contribution for starting a business is relatively small, which allows families who decide to set up their own business to move to the country almost without hindrance and subsequently receive a permanent residence permit and the right to freely move around the Schengen countries. Registration of a business in the Czech Republic takes about two months in terms of time.
