@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert 😂 yes it is actually, you are funny and at the same time serious, will u be live today it is Thursday 🙃🙂 I'll wait for the YTB notification
Hi good evening sir Ian Can i ask, there is a possibility if i'm a holder A permanent residence in czechia. Can i bring my wife easier in czech republic? Or what are the other things benefits of my family with permanent residence permit. I hope here from you soon. Thank you.
Hello Jan! You are doing a great job with your videos on the whole process of immigration to the Czech Republic, thank you for that! I have a short question: Do you need to submit pay slips for the last quarterly period, together with the proof of income from the employer when you are applying for permanent residence permit? Thank you so much!
@@Newheartofpeace We usually recommend our clients the original employment contract + all addendums, last three salary slips or better the confirmation of average salary from HR/accountant.
Hi Jan, first of all very informative video. I applied for permanent residency on 27.11.23 and my application in progress. And my residence permit will end on 06.02.24, as my application in progress do I need again collect all docs and apply for residence permit? P.S. not going to leave Czechia as I work here, I assume I can live and work here until decision from MOI. I am from 3rd country
Hi Jan, Thanks for such informative content . I have one question for third world countries that if after receiving PR in Czech I want to move and work in third world country for 2-3 years , will PR still be valid ?
Hey Mukul, thank you :) PR allows you to stay in other EU countries for up to six years and in some non-EU country for up to one year without losing the PR.
Hi Jan, I’ve 2 quick questions for you. Am I allowed to work in a different EU country after getting a PR from the Czech Republic? If yes, then is it true that if I start working in a different EU country then after working there for 2 years I become eligible to apply for their permanent residency and in order to get their permanent residency I have to give up Czech republic’s permanent residency?
Hi Ginij! Those are many and pretty complicated questions! :D So, let's try to unfold them one by one. 1. Working in other EU countries - well, it for sure does not work the way that you just move wherever and start working. In most cases, you will anyway need to get local residence permit. 2. PR after 2 years - I would say that this generally depends on the country you move to. They all might have different rules. Might also depend on the local residence permit you get 3. Giving up PR in CZE - generally, you should not have two permits of the same type in two different countries - i.e. if you have a Blue Card in Germany, you should not have another one in CZE. If you have a PR here, no problem with getting you a Blue Card in Germany. Having two permanent residence permits at the same time is questionable. One thing to mention though, my expertise is mainly in getting people to CZE and keeping them here :D Moving within the EU is something I have limited knowledge of based in couple cases we have dealt with.
If I stay for four years on student visa and worked Full time, paid taxes for 4 years. How to consider this duration for pr in Czech republic?? My course duration was 2 years but I completed the course in 4 years.
I have a permenant residency permit in Cz and I am planning to move to london for like 2 years. Is it possible to move there for 2 years and still have the valid permenant residency? I am planing to have a short trip to praha during those 2 years. Like some weekend trips. Thank you!
Hey and thank you very much for your comment! I have received them so many in the last day or two that I can not properly reply all of them. Please get in touch using the below link: movetoprague.com/thank-you-for-contacting-jan/ Or consider joining the community where you get priority replies from me and also video answers to your question :) youtube.com/@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert/join
Ahoj Jan! I have a quick question for you: Can the MV CR ask for a proof from the landlord's bank account that i am paying rent? I have a pretty sweet deal where i pay only 7.000 Kc per month, but i also live in a small town. I am applying for permanent residence permit very soon. I am asking this because my landlord is moving to Greece and he will be coming back to Czech Rep maybe a few times a year.. so if the MV CR asks for this proof from him i don't know if he or me will be able to send it on time. Thanks!
Hey sir!my university is Prague city university, it's a UK based university. the university has informed me that since it's a UK based university, my visa type will not be a study visa but will come under the category of 'Other' for educational purposes and will take time longer than the study visa. I am not able to find any further info about this and the university has not applied, would you please let me know about it? the university has also informed that my 12th marksheets will not be required for the application of this particular visa type. I am not able to find any info. regarding this in the immigration website. I have been following your channel since quite a while now and I need some serious help. PLEASE REPLY🙏
Hey! Thank you for your comment! Unfortunately, there are very different rules for the "student visa" and the "other visa". Let me list some of the main differences below: 1. Most Embassies do not accept "other" applications at the moment due to covid, only "students". 2. As a student, you can work freely in the Czech Republic, as other you can not. 3. As a student, you can apply for a job seeker visa once you finish your studies, as other you can not. We partially describe the situation in our articles below: movetoprague.com/visa-applications-anabled-again/ movetoprague.com/czech-republic-student-visa/. Hope this helps :)
@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert Thank you so much for your reply sir! really helped me a lot, would have landed in some serious trouble or else. actually the only reason I wanted to go for this visa was that this visa type does not require my class 12 marksheet. i'm currently pursuing my class 12 and I am pretty sure i would get 50-60% . neither above that nor below. this is a problem for countries like Canada but since there was not much info about this country, i thought 'Other' visa would be a great option. so would you please let me know if low marks in class 12 is a problem?? admission in a university is not an issue as they give admission on the basis of the admission tests but I am very worried for the visa. I heard your visa chances are just on the basis of your interview primarily. I can assure you that my interview will go fine as my english speaking skills are not bad. since you would have a better idea about visa refusals, would you please let me know if my low marks (50-60%) would be a problem and my refusal chances would be more or not? Thanks a ton again🙏
@@adityapratapsinghtomer3624 I am happy I could help :) I believe we have answered this question on our Move To Prague facebook chat already but just in case, the grades should not have impact on the application since the MOI does not officially need to see your grades :)
Hey and thank you very much for your comment! I have received them so many in the last day or two that I can not properly reply all of them. Please get in touch using the below link: movetoprague.com/thank-you-for-contacting-jan/ Or consider joining the community where you get priority replies from me and also video answers to your question :) youtube.com/@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert/join
Yes, officially, the MOI can cancel the Permanent Residency if you have been outsode of the EU for longer than 1 year or outside of the Czech Republic in general for longer than 6 years.
You would need to check on the other (Dutch) side to know exactly. The other way around, it does not really work like that. People let's say with Dutch PR can apply for a long-term residence permit in CZE pretty easily though.
Sure! You can work during your studies and if you apply for a job seeker residence permit or an employee card after you get a Czech diploma, you can also work after you finish your studies :)
Honestly this sounds like a total nightmare! I hope CZ decides to do a golden-visa programme. Buy some property, have some money, get the passport. That would be based. I don't want to be tied to ANY country for 5 years, I want to keep moving around, trifecta style. But, I would love one of those countries to be CZ as I admire it's values (not all but some important ones)
Well, Czech Republic does not offer anything remotely similar to "come freely, we want you here" (no digital nomad visa, no job seeker visa, no investment visa) and I do not think that is gonna change anytime soon.
Hi Jan, I am living in Czech Republic since 2015. Before that I lived in Germany for 4 years as a student. Are those years in Germany somehow get counted/ might help in Czech Republic? Thanks
Hi Agayar, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, I do not thinl those years count anyhow. They would if you had a blue card in Germany and a blue card but other than that, I don't think so :(
Hello Jan, I am a Kosovar citizen ( NON-EU) and soon I will be moving to CZE on a work visa. My fiancee is a Mexican citizen currently living in Mexico and I was wondering what are the options for Mexican citizens to enter Czech Republic and stay there for more than 90 days ? Thank you in advance! Cheers!
Hey Patrik! Unfortunately only standard options such as work, studies or business. She could get a family reunification easily bit only if you were married.
I am willing to apply for spouse visa and also I did not get an appointment date to submit my documents to the relevant embassy yet..How can I make it done .And also I have all my relevant documents..How long will it get to get an appointment date soon?
Well, it depends on the rules and conditions of the Embassy where you are applying. We usually get an appointment within 2 months but some people try forever and never get one.
Mr. Jan thank you for the video.. I'm fresh medical graduated from school in Ukraine but I'm not Ukrainian, i would like to work and complete my specialty in Czech republic but i couldn't reach good and benefits information for my situation.. Thank you so much
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My pleasure! Thank you for following my work! :)
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@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert 😂 yes it is actually, you are funny and at the same time serious, will u be live today it is Thursday 🙃🙂 I'll wait for the YTB notification
Hi good evening sir Ian
Can i ask, there is a possibility if i'm a holder A permanent residence in czechia. Can i bring my wife easier in czech republic? Or what are the other things benefits of my family with permanent residence permit.
I hope here from you soon.
Thank you.
Hello Jan!
You are doing a great job with your videos on the whole process of immigration to the Czech Republic, thank you for that!
I have a short question: Do you need to submit pay slips for the last quarterly period, together with the proof of income from the employer when you are applying for permanent residence permit?
Thank you so much!
Hey, thank you :) Yes, you have to submit proof of income for the PR application.
So pay slips plus the official form filled out from your employer?@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert
@@Newheartofpeace We usually recommend our clients the original employment contract + all addendums, last three salary slips or better the confirmation of average salary from HR/accountant.
@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert Thanks Jan! You are fantastic!
@@Newheartofpeace Happy to help :)
Hi Jan, first of all very informative video. I applied for permanent residency on 27.11.23 and my application in progress. And my residence permit will end on 06.02.24, as my application in progress do I need again collect all docs and apply for residence permit? P.S. not going to leave Czechia as I work here, I assume I can live and work here until decision from MOI.
I am from 3rd country
You must extend your current residence permit otherwise you will be staying here illegally and your PR application will be denied.
Hi Jan,
Thanks for such informative content .
I have one question for third world countries that if after receiving PR in Czech I want to move and work in third world country for 2-3 years , will PR still be valid ?
Hey Mukul, thank you :) PR allows you to stay in other EU countries for up to six years and in some non-EU country for up to one year without losing the PR.
@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert thank you 😊
@@mukulsingh-ld3po Welcome :)
Hi Jan,
I’ve 2 quick questions for you.
Am I allowed to work in a different EU country after getting a PR from the Czech Republic?
If yes, then is it true that if I start working in a different EU country then after working there for 2 years I become eligible to apply for their permanent residency and in order to get their permanent residency I have to give up Czech republic’s permanent residency?
Hi Ginij! Those are many and pretty complicated questions! :D So, let's try to unfold them one by one.
1. Working in other EU countries - well, it for sure does not work the way that you just move wherever and start working. In most cases, you will anyway need to get local residence permit.
2. PR after 2 years - I would say that this generally depends on the country you move to. They all might have different rules. Might also depend on the local residence permit you get
3. Giving up PR in CZE - generally, you should not have two permits of the same type in two different countries - i.e. if you have a Blue Card in Germany, you should not have another one in CZE. If you have a PR here, no problem with getting you a Blue Card in Germany. Having two permanent residence permits at the same time is questionable.
One thing to mention though, my expertise is mainly in getting people to CZE and keeping them here :D Moving within the EU is something I have limited knowledge of based in couple cases we have dealt with.
Thank you so much for the answers 🙏🏼
@@guiness7519 My pleasure :)
If I stay for four years on student visa and worked Full time, paid taxes for 4 years. How to consider this duration for pr in Czech republic?? My course duration was 2 years but I completed the course in 4 years.
Student visa/residence permit counts as half, regardless of if you work or not :)
@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert thanks
I have a permenant residency permit in Cz and I am planning to move to london for like 2 years. Is it possible to move there for 2 years and still have the valid permenant residency? I am planing to have a short trip to praha during those 2 years. Like some weekend trips. Thank you!
Hey and thank you very much for your comment! I have received them so many in the last day or two that I can not properly reply all of them. Please get in touch using the below link:
movetoprague.com/thank-you-for-contacting-jan/
Or consider joining the community where you get priority replies from me and also video answers to your question :) youtube.com/@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert/join
Ahoj Jan!
I have a quick question for you:
Can the MV CR ask for a proof from the landlord's bank account that i am paying rent?
I have a pretty sweet deal where i pay only 7.000 Kc per month, but i also live in a small town.
I am applying for permanent residence permit very soon.
I am asking this because my landlord is moving to Greece and he will be coming back to Czech Rep maybe a few times a year.. so if the MV CR asks for this proof from him i don't know if he or me will be able to send it on time.
Thanks!
Hey Dalibor, MOI does not ask landlords for anything :) It is your application so the one who needs to prove everything is you :)
@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert Thanks Jan!
@@DaliborJovic-o5f Happy to help :)
sir if i came on workpermint in chezh republick can i travel another country like Germany france & portugal etc.
Yes, you can travel for up to 90 days :)
Hey sir!my university is Prague city university, it's a UK based university. the university has informed me that since it's a UK based university, my visa type will not be a study visa but will come under the category of 'Other' for educational purposes and will take time longer than the study visa. I am not able to find any further info about this and the university has not applied, would you please let me know about it? the university has also informed that my 12th marksheets will not be required for the application of this particular visa type. I am not able to find any info. regarding this in the immigration website. I have been following your channel since quite a while now and I need some serious help. PLEASE REPLY🙏
Hey! Thank you for your comment! Unfortunately, there are very different rules for the "student visa" and the "other visa". Let me list some of the main differences below:
1. Most Embassies do not accept "other" applications at the moment due to covid, only "students".
2. As a student, you can work freely in the Czech Republic, as other you can not.
3. As a student, you can apply for a job seeker visa once you finish your studies, as other you can not.
We partially describe the situation in our articles below:
movetoprague.com/visa-applications-anabled-again/
movetoprague.com/czech-republic-student-visa/.
Hope this helps :)
@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert Thank you so much for your reply sir! really helped me a lot, would have landed in some serious trouble or else. actually the only reason I wanted to go for this visa was that this visa type does not require my class 12 marksheet. i'm currently pursuing my class 12 and I am pretty sure i would get 50-60% . neither above that nor below. this is a problem for countries like Canada but since there was not much info about this country, i thought 'Other' visa would be a great option. so would you please let me know if low marks in class 12 is a problem?? admission in a university is not an issue as they give admission on the basis of the admission tests but I am very worried for the visa. I heard your visa chances are just on the basis of your interview primarily. I can assure you that my interview will go fine as my english speaking skills are not bad. since you would have a better idea about visa refusals, would you please let me know if my low marks (50-60%) would be a problem and my refusal chances would be more or not?
Thanks a ton again🙏
@@adityapratapsinghtomer3624 I am happy I could help :) I believe we have answered this question on our Move To Prague facebook chat already but just in case, the grades should not have impact on the application since the MOI does not officially need to see your grades :)
Can I have multiple employer(not with trading license, normal usual employment) at the same time with permanent residency ?
Yes, as long as it meets the law requirements (i.e. two full time - 40h - employments might be problematic, one full time and one part time is fine).
I have minimum salary contract (17200) And one year rent contract..Now can i apply fór permanent residence Card??
Hey and thank you very much for your comment! I have received them so many in the last day or two that I can not properly reply all of them. Please get in touch using the below link:
movetoprague.com/thank-you-for-contacting-jan/
Or consider joining the community where you get priority replies from me and also video answers to your question :) youtube.com/@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert/join
Hi. Would it be possible to maintain the pr if I decided to work in a different country for some time?
Yes, officially, the MOI can cancel the Permanent Residency if you have been outsode of the EU for longer than 1 year or outside of the Czech Republic in general for longer than 6 years.
@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert alright Jan, thanks for replying.
@@brigjay123 You are welcome :)
Is it counted the number of years you spend to other EU contries for the PR in Czech?
Pls is it possible for someone who do direct working visa to chech republic and be doing two job
I do not know anyone who could provide a job.
Mr Jan, I am Sri Lankan but now I am working in maldives.i can speak Czech how can I face A1 Czech exam?
Hey Aruna! First of all, why would you do that? :D
Can czech permanent residency permit converted let's say to Dutch permanent resident permit?
You would need to check on the other (Dutch) side to know exactly. The other way around, it does not really work like that. People let's say with Dutch PR can apply for a long-term residence permit in CZE pretty easily though.
I want to study my masters (civil engineering) in Czech Republic. After study can I get job in Czech?? Please tell me I am confused
Sure! You can work during your studies and if you apply for a job seeker residence permit or an employee card after you get a Czech diploma, you can also work after you finish your studies :)
Honestly this sounds like a total nightmare! I hope CZ decides to do a golden-visa programme. Buy some property, have some money, get the passport. That would be based. I don't want to be tied to ANY country for 5 years, I want to keep moving around, trifecta style. But, I would love one of those countries to be CZ as I admire it's values (not all but some important ones)
Well, Czech Republic does not offer anything remotely similar to "come freely, we want you here" (no digital nomad visa, no job seeker visa, no investment visa) and I do not think that is gonna change anytime soon.
DV-R Visa is Valid for 60 or 90 Days?
DV-R is generally for 60 days, only to collect your residence card :)
@@jankalina-CzechVisaExpert 60 will be calculated from the date of visa issue or after the entry in Czech?
@@rajeeprazad The validity is usually 180 days, 60 days starts from when you enter.
Staying for five years in one employer is necessary?
When applying in permanent residency?
@@jesusaserrano3976 Nope :)
Hi Jan, I am living in Czech Republic since 2015. Before that I lived in Germany for 4 years as a student. Are those years in Germany somehow get counted/ might help in Czech Republic? Thanks
Hi Agayar, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, I do not thinl those years count anyhow. They would if you had a blue card in Germany and a blue card but other than that, I don't think so :(
Hello Jan,
I am a Kosovar citizen ( NON-EU) and soon I will be moving to CZE on a work visa. My fiancee is a Mexican citizen currently living in Mexico and I was wondering what are the options for Mexican citizens to enter Czech Republic and stay there for more than 90 days ?
Thank you in advance!
Cheers!
Hey Patrik! Unfortunately only standard options such as work, studies or business. She could get a family reunification easily bit only if you were married.
I am willing to apply for spouse visa and also I did not get an appointment date to submit my documents to the relevant embassy yet..How can I make it done .And also I have all my relevant documents..How long will it get to get an appointment date soon?
Well, it depends on the rules and conditions of the Embassy where you are applying. We usually get an appointment within 2 months but some people try forever and never get one.
Mr. Jan thank you for the video..
I'm fresh medical graduated from school in Ukraine but I'm not Ukrainian, i would like to work and complete my specialty in Czech republic but i couldn't reach good and benefits information for my situation..
Thank you so much