Non-EU • Permanent stay in CZ

Permanent Residence Permit

Ready to make the Czech Republic your long-term home? Permanent Residence is the highest standard residence status for non-EU citizens, usually available after 5 years of continuous legal stay. We confirm your eligibility count, guide you through the A2 Czech exam requirement, and prepare a clean MOI submission to avoid delays.

✅ 5-year count verified

📘 A2 Czech exam plan

🧾 MOI-ready packet

Filed at Ministry of Interior (MOI)
 
Work rights Free labor market access

Typical eligibility After 5 years in CZ

Package price (starting from):

12,200 CZK

Mandatory VAT when applicable

Best for:

  • Non-EU residents living in CZ long-term
  • Applicants close to their 5-year milestone
  • Blue Card holders / special categories (we confirm rules)

Eligibility (fast check)

You’re likely eligible if:

  • You are a non-EU citizen
  • You’ve lived in the Czech Republic legally for ~5 years continuously
  • You can prove residence history (MOI certificate)
  • You have stable accommodation in CZ
  • You can show sufficient income/funds
  • You can pass the Czech A2 exam (or qualify for exemption)

This route is not a fit if:

  • EU Blue Card long-term residents
  • Family members of EU citizens
  • Czech origin / humanitarian cases
  • Children born in CZ to PR holders

What you need for Permanent Residence:

Residence history:

  • MOI residence-history certificate
  • Proof of continuous stay
  • Valid passport + current permit

Accommodation:

  • Lease or owner consent
  • Correct wording is critical
  • Cadastral extract if needed

Income & language:

  • Proof of funds/income
  • Czech A2 exam certificate
  • Or legal exemption proof

Proof of funds/income Czech A2 exam certificate Or legal exemption proof:

You do:

  • Book early (dates fill fast)
  • Bring correct ID and payment
  • We provide prep resources and a booking guide

We do:

  • Calculate your exact 5-year count
  • Confirm category & exemption rules
  • Prepare forms and cover letter
  • Review every document for MOI format
  • Assemble a submission-ready packet

Clear task split:

You do:

  • Send us your current permit + timeline
  • Provide accommodation and income docs
  • Take the A2 exam (if required)
  • Attend MOI appointment
  • Pay government fee

We do:

  • Calculate your exact 5-year count
  • Confirm category & exemption rules
  • Prepare forms and cover letter
  • Review every document for MOI format
  • Assemble a submission-ready packet

What’s included in the package:

Eligibility + strategy:

  • 5-year count audit
  • Category confirmation
  • A2 exam / exemption plan

Packet preparation:

  • Forms completed & checked
  • Evidence narrative
  • Accommodation/income formatting
  • Final packet assembly

Support:

  • MOI appointment guidance
  • Refusal-risk prevention
  • Email support for follow-ups

Timeline & milestones

  • Week 1: Eligibility count & category check
  • Weeks 1–6: A2 exam prep/booking (if needed) + collect documents
  • Submission: MOI appointment with final packet
  • Decision: MOI processing time varies by case
  • After approval: Biometrics and permanent residence card pickup

Top refusal/delay risks — and how we prevent them:

Wrong residence count:

Some visas count partially; gaps can reset the clock.

  • We compute your count under MOI rules.

A2 exam timing mistakes:

Missing the exam window delays filing.

  • We schedule backwards from your safe filing date.

Accommodation/income format errors:

MOI rejects documents for tiny wording issues.

  • We review and correct before submission.

Transparent costs

Included in your price:

  • Eligibility and count audit
  • Complete MOI packet preparation
  • Refusal-risk review

Common extras (if needed):

  • Government fee
  • Czech A2 exam fee
  • Certified translations / legalization
  • Courier of original

We show your exact all-in estimate before checkout.

Ready for Permanent Residence?

Let’s submit a clean, compliant case and lock in your long-term future in CZ.

FAQ

Do student years count fully toward the 5 years?

Often they count partially. We calculate your real count based on your exact visa history.

Usually yes if you keep a valid bridging status and follow MOI rules. We advise on safe travel timing.

Yes — permanent residence removes work-permit restrictions.

No. It’s the highest residence status, and a common stepping stone toward citizenship if you want it later.