Service Providers for Czech Republic (1)
Frequently Asked Questions — Czech Republic
The most common routes are the Employee Card for skilled workers, the Business Visa for entrepreneurs, and the Blue Card for highly qualified professionals. Each requires a formal job offer or business plan approved by the relevant Czech ministry. You must apply for a long-term visa or residence permit through the Czech Embassy in your current country of residence.
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