Non-EU • Retirement Route

Long-Term Retirement Visa for the Czech Republic

A calm, stable long-term visa path for retirees who want to live in the Czech Republic without working. We make sure your income evidence, housing, and insurance are presented in the embassy-approved format — and assemble a clean submission packet.

✅ 10+ years CZ immigration practice

📌 2,000+ cases guided

⭐ 4.8/5 expat satisfaction

Typical decision 70–90 days
 
Purpose Retirement / living off passive income

Visa length Up to 1 year (renewable)

Package price (starting from):

27,500 CZK

Mandatory VAT when applicable

This package includes

  • Eligibility confirmation & refusal-risk check
  • Embassy-specific checklist + templates
  • All forms completed correctly
  • Pension/savings evidence review
  • Submission-ready packet assembly

Eligibility (fast check)

You’re likely eligible if:

  • You are a non-EU citizen and retired (or effectively not working)
  • You can prove stable passive income (pension/annuities/rent/dividends)
  • OR you have sufficient long-term savings to cover living costs
  • You have accommodation proof in CZ
  • You have health insurance meeting CZ standards
  • You have a clean criminal record

This route is not a fit if:

  • You plan to work or run a business in CZ
  • Your income/savings cannot reliably cover living costs
  • You cannot provide compliant insurance/housing proofs

What embassies look for:

Stable passive income:

  • Pension statements / award letters
  • Bank confirmations of regular payments
  • Other passive sources (rent/dividends)

Accommodation proof:

  • Lease with correct wording
  • Owner consent + cadastral extract
  • Hotel/long-stay contracts (if allowed)

Insurance + clean record:

  • Comprehensive CZ-valid health insurance
  • Criminal record + apostille if required

Clear task split:

You do:

  • Provide pension/income or savings evidence
  • Obtain criminal record checks / apostilles
  • Secure housing in CZ
  • Attend embassy appointment
  • Pay government fee

We do:

  • Confirm retirement route suitability
  • Calculate safe minimum income/savings level
  • Prepare all forms and cover letters
  • Review housing + insurance format
  • Assemble a submission-ready embassy packet

What’s included in the package:

Eligibility + strategy:

  • Income/savings fit confirmation
  • Embassy-specific checklist
  • Timeline + document plan

Visa packet prep:

  • Forms completed & verified
  • Purpose narrative / cover letter
  • Funds/accommodation review
  • Packet assembly

Support:

  • Embassy appointment guidance
  • Refusal-risk audit
  • Email support for follow-ups

Timeline & milestones

  1. Week 1: Confirm route + issue checklist
  2. Weeks 1–4: Collect documents (income, housing, insurance, criminal record)
  3. Submission: Final packet + embassy appointment
  4. Decision: 70–90 days typical

Top refusal risks — and how we prevent them:

Income proof not credible:

Embassies want stable, repeatable passive income.

  • We structure pension evidence correctly
  • We add supporting bank/payment confirmations

Funds shown in wrong format:

Even enough money can be refused if presented poorly.

  • We align bank proofs to embassy standards

Housing/insurance gaps:

Basics still sink strong cases.

  • We review contracts and insurance wording

Transparent costs

Included in your price:

  • Retirement route confirmation
  • Complete packet preparation
  • Refusal-risk review

Common extras (if needed):

  • Government visa fee
  • Certified translations
  • Courier of originals
  • Health insurance purchase

We show your exact all-in estimate before checkout.

Ready to start your Retirement Visa?

Live in CZ with peace of mind — and a clean, compliant embassy submission.

FAQ

How much passive income do I need?

Minimums are tied to Czech living-cost requirements and can change. We calculate your safe target before submission.

Typically yes if you continue meeting income, insurance, and housing requirements. We plan renewals from day one.

Can my spouse apply with me?

That’s fine if it’s stable and well-documented. We show embassies a clear, consolidated proof set.