Czechia
Czech long-stay visas (type d)
Staying in Czechia for more than 90 days — Czechia's national long-stay visa, issued under its own rules.
- WORKJOB OFFEROVER 3 MONTHSEmployee CardA combined work-and-residence permit for third-country nationals taking a job in Czechia that lasts longer than three months.View visa details
- WORKHIGHLY QUALIFIEDGRADUATE JOBEU Blue CardA long-term work-and-residence permit for highly qualified third-country professionals holding a graduate-level job offer with a salary above the required threshold.View visa details
- BUSINESSSELF-EMPLOYEDLICENSED TRADELong-term Residence Permit for the Purpose of Doing BusinessA residence permit for self-employed people and company officers running a licensed trade or business in Czechia.View visa details
- STUDYOVER 90 DAYSACCREDITED COURSELong-term Residence Permit for the Purpose of StudiesA residence permit for third-country nationals enrolled in accredited study, language preparation, or exchange programmes in Czechia for more than 90 days.View visa details
- FAMILYDEPENDANTSJOIN RESIDENTLong-term Residence Permit for the Purpose of Family ReunificationA residence permit letting close family members join a third-country national who already holds long-term or permanent residence in Czechia.View visa details
- WORKRESEARCHERSHOSTING AGREEMENTLong-term Residence Permit for the Purpose of Scientific ResearchA residence permit for non-EU researchers coming to Czechia under a hosting agreement with an accredited research organisation.View visa details
- JOB SEEKERGRADUATESUP TO 9 MONTHSLong-term Residence Permit for the Purpose of Seeking Employment or Starting a BusinessA short, one-off permit giving recent graduates and researchers up to nine months to find a job or set up a business in Czechia.View visa details
- SETTLEMENTPERMANENTAFTER 5 YEARSPermanent ResidenceLong-term settled status in Czechia, usually granted after five years of continuous residence, giving near-equal rights and free access to the labour market.View visa details