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Czech Republic:
Visas, Document Requirements & Certified Translation
Your comprehensive guide to Czech residency and short-stay visas. Document requirements, financial proofs, and MEA Apostille & Certified Translations accepted by Czech consulates and the Department for Asylum and Migration Policy (DAMP).
Family Reunification Visa (OAMP)
"Bring your family members to live with you in the Czech Republic."
calendar_todayDuration & Residency
Aligned with the sponsor's residency permit validity.
Core Eligibility Criteria
- check_circleSponsoring approval issued by the Ministry of Interior (OAMP) in the Czech Republic.
- check_circleSponsor residency card and passport photocopy.
- check_circleSponsor income proof matching local subsistence levels.
- check_circleRegistered proof of accommodation document (*doklad o ubytování*).
- check_circleOriginal Marriage/Birth Certificate - Apostille valid within 3 months.
- check_circlePassport Office PCC - valid for 6 months (Apostille valid within 3 months).
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General Visa Documents
- checkOAMP approval notification copy.
- checkApplicant passport copy.
- checkSponsor residency permit & passport copy.
Translations & Legalization
Original Marriage/Birth Certificate
ApostilleCertified Translation
Original certificate with Hague Apostille and Certified Translation.
Passport Office PCC (Police Clearance)
ApostilleCertified Translation
PCC valid for 6 months, apostilled and translated.
Doklad o Ubytování (Accommodation Proof)
Certified Translation
Official Czech housing confirmation document.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need Certified Translations to Czech?
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Yes. Official certificates submitted for Czech visas must be translated to Czech by a court-certified translator (*soudní překladatel*). We provide certified Certified Translations recognized by OAMP and Czech consulates.
Do Czech consulates require Apostille?
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Yes. All certificates must be legalized with a Hague Apostille in your country of origin before translation.