List of services:

Services with a set price:

Trade License

$379

A trade license is the easiest way to start your own business in the Czech Republic. It is like starting your own LLC with a significantly smaller amount of headaches, tax issues and so on. Let us help you start on your journey to independence today!

Included in the service:

  • Filing of trade license
  • Assistance with proof of business address

LLC (s.r.o)

$879

A Czech LLC can be used for a multitude of purposes from utilizing the company to save on taxes to using it for your Long-Term Visa purpose of stay. Save money on your taxes with an s.r.o!

Included in the service:

  • Legal set up of s.r.o
  • 1 year of virtual business address included

Czech Estate Will

$499

A foreigner’s Will may not be honored on Czech soil due to lack of legal compliance and proper filing. We will transform your existing Will into a legally compliant Czech document and appropriately file it on your behalf.

Included in the service:

  • Legal re-write of Will
  • Filing

Consultation

$50/h

General consultation hourly rate for our services.

Examples:

  • Visa allocation at Czech Embassies & Consulates on Foreign soil
  • Assistance with customs and general imports
  • Auto purchasing, leasing, registration, & insurance
  • Translations

Digital Nomad Program - Employee

$299

The Digital Nomad program. The two main benefits of the Digital Nomad program are faster response time from the Embassy (60 days rather than the standard 90 days) and almost a 100% success rate of your Visa application. Apply today!

Included in the service:

  • Step-by-step Guide and advisement for document preparation
  • Review, translation, and complete collated packet ready for submission
  • Submission Instructions

Digital Nomad Program - Freelancer

$499

The Digital Nomad program. The two main benefits of the Digital Nomad program are faster response time from the Embassy (60 days rather than the standard 90 days) and almost a 100% success rate of your Visa application. Apply today!

Included in the service:

  • Step-by-step Guide and advisement for document preparation
  • Review, translation, and complete collated packet ready for submission
  • Submission Instructions

 

Not included in services:

  • trade license

Citizenship by Descent Analysis

$349

For a nominal fee, we will review of all your documents, make a determination of what documents are missing or need to be replaced, we will gage the eligibility of your potential application, also we will provide guidance and prepare application.

Not included in the service:

  • Document discovery in CZ or Slovakia we bill at $40.00 per hour.
  • For documents in other European countries we can employ specialist to try and obtain the document in the respective country of origin. We will discuss and present these potential fees on a case-by-case basis.

Youth Mobility Visa

$250

Work and travel on a Youth Mobility visa for up to 2 years.

Included in the service:

  • We will review of all your documents
  • We will make a determination of what documents are missing or need to be corrected
  • We will translate on your behalf, provide the insurance declaration, arrange the insurance policy
  • We will also prepare you application and provide guidance
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Variable priced services:

Long-term Visa for the purpose of Business - Freelancer

Freelancers are self-employed professionals who offer their skills and services to clients on a project-by-project basis. They can work from anywhere, set their own rates and hours, and choose the projects. In addition, application for a Trade license is a requirement.

Included in the service:

  • Expert Visa Processing
  • In-depth document review and personalized legal guidance
  • Custom guidance for mandatory documents
  • Examples of the required letters and statements
  • Document treatment by certified government translators
  • Application completion, submission, and monitoring
  • Filing of trade license
 

Long-term Visa for the purpose of Business - LLC (s.r.o)

This Visa is often considered the most difficult option, but it is well worth it. It allows you to build your own Limited Liability company in the Czech Republic, run it and use it as your purpose of stay. In addition an LLC can be used for a multitude of other purposes, such as saving on taxes, getting money from your foreign companies into the Czech Republic or holding property in the country.

Included in the service:

  • Expert Visa Processing
  • In-depth document review and personalized legal guidance
  • Custom guidance for mandatory documents
  • Examples of the required letters and statements
  • Document treatment by certified government translators
  • Application completion, submission, and monitoring
  • Filing of trade license
  • Establishing an s.r.o

Family Unification Visa

Family unification visa is a residence permit which is intended for people who already have family members in the Czech Republic and wish to join them. As opposed to a Long-Term Visa for the purpose of Family, you are making a fully separate application.
 
There are multiple ways to start working and stay on this type of residence permit.

Included in the service:

  • Expert Visa Processing
  • In-depth document review and personalized legal guidance
  • Custom guidance for mandatory documents
  • Examples of the required letters and statements
  • Document treatment by certified government translators
  • Application completion, submission, and monitoring

Non-dual employee card

Non-Dual employee card is a residence permit which is intended for people with the free access to the Czech labour market. This card allows you to start working in the Czech Republic immediatelly after you apply for it. This card also gives you the ability to travel within schengen area for 90 out of every 180 days.
 
Contrary to a Blue card you only need to earn Czech minimum wage and you have to work a minimum of 15 hours per week.

Included in the service:

  • Document preparation w/application
  • Proof of high qualification(s)
  • Consultation and instructions
  • Scheduling appointments at the  Ministry of the Interior
  • Make your appointment to have your biometric data taken
  • Collect your residence permit (biometric card)
  • Czech National speaking advisor

Intra-Company Transfer Card

A long-term residence permit for a temporary transfer of a multinational company’s employee from a facility or branch situated in a country that is not an EU Member State to a spin-off facility or branch in the Czech Republic. 

Included in the service:

  • Document preparation w/application
  • Proof of high qualification(s)
  • Consultation and instructions
  • Scheduling appointments at the diplomatic mission of the Czech Republic
  • Coaching session in preparation for interview
  • Arranging travel medical insurance  
  • Czech National speaking advisor

Blue Card

Obtain a Blue Card to establish long-term residence. This is a  permit for highly skilled workers in the Czech Republic.  A foreigner with a Blue Card is entitled to reside in the Czech Republic, work in a job for which the Blue Card was issued, and change that job under the certain conditions.

Included in the service:

  • Document preparation w/application
  • Proof of high qualification(s)
  • Consultation and instructions
  • Scheduling appointments at the diplomatic mission of the Czech Republic
  • Coaching session in preparation for interview
  • Arranging travel medical insurance  
  • Czech National speaking advisor

Long term Visa for the purpose of Study

Long-Term Visa for the purpose of study is a visa that allows you to study in an accredited program in an university, a language preparation course for the purpose of a subsequent study of an accredited program in an university or as a part of an exchange programme in a secondary school or a higher vocational school.

Included in the service:

  • Expert Visa Processing
  • In-depth document review and personalized legal guidance
  • Custom guidance for mandatory documents
  • Examples of the required letters and statements
  • Document treatment by certified government translators
  • Application completion, submission, and monitoring

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  • Citizenship by descent
American moving to Czechia
Step 9 – Congratulations you have been Approved!

After your Czech citizenship by descent application is approved, you'll receive a certificate of citizenship and need to take the oath of allegiance within 12 months.

  1. Receive the Certificate of Citizenship:
  • You’ll receive a certificate confirming your Czech citizenship. 
  • This certificate can be picked up in person at the consular office after an appointment. 
  1. Take the Oath of Allegiance: 
  • You must take the oath of allegiance within 12 months of receiving the citizenship certificate.
  • This is a public, solemn event where you promise to be loyal to the Czech Republic and abide by its laws.
  • Children under 15 are exempt from taking the oath.
Step 8. Ready to request an interview appointment at the Czech Embassy

1. Upon receipt of your complete application packet, you can request an interview appointment at the Czech Embassy.

2. Bring your completed packet and passport.

3. At this Czech Embassy interview they will request a 2000CZK government fee for each applicant.

 Step 7 – We have received your documents.
  1. Upon receipt of your documents will make the arrangements to have the applicable documents notarized translated from their language of origin to Czech by a government authorized translator.
  2. We will create your declaration stating that you are not a Slovakian citizen.
  3. We will complete your Czech Application for Citizenship and any other family members applying.
  4. We will pay for the return international shipping for your completed document package.

Reminder: The only additional cost you will incur is the notarized translations because it is billed by page. It is $28 per page for English/Germanic languages and $54 for all other languages.

Step 6 - Shipping

Please ship all of these documents to us in Prague:

Owner: Craig Hamilton Jerkins

Address: Odkolkova, 1046/1

Prague 9, Vysočany 190 00

Czech Mobile: +420 702 047 444

Shipping carrier: DHL is preferred.

Step 5 – You will begin gathering your Documents for final submission.

Treatment of Documents in order of preference:

*Always keep the original documents in your possession. Do obtain replacements in this order of preference whenever possible.

** Any document supplied at application will not be returned and doesn’t apply towards future/other applications. Get extras if anticipating that another family member will apply in the future.

***Apostille is a method of certifying a document for use in another country. For countries that are signatories to the Hague Convention, it is sufficient to legalize the documents with the corresponding Apostille.

1. Obtain a duplicate of the original, it is effectively an additional original and have it apostilled, then we will have it notarized translated into Czech. If not possible, then... Go to #2

2. Have the original apostilled and then obtain a certified copy. We will have it notarized translated into Czech. If not possible, then... Go to #3

3. Obtain a certified copy of the original and have it apostilled. We will have it notarized translated into Czech.

4. Get enough copies for any/all of these documents for the additional family members to use as well.

Step 4 – Document analysis

Email us as much as this documentation as you can:

Documents required if you are applying for a line of descendant from a parent:

  1. a landscape color copy your passport
  2. a copy of your birth certificate
  3. The birth certificates, marriage certificate, divorce certificate, name change certificate, death certificate of your parents when applicable
  4. Proof showing that the parents have lost their Czech or Czechoslovakian citizenship

Documents required if you are applying for a line of descent from a grandparent:

  1. a landscape color copy your passport
  2. a copy of your birth certificate
  3. The birth certificates, marriage certificate, divorce certificate, name change certificate, death certificate of your parents when applicable
  4. The birth certificates, marriage certificate, divorce certificate, name change certificate, death certificate of your grandparents when applicable
  5. Proof showing that the parents or the grandparents have lost their Czech or Czechoslovakian citizenship

Email to office@PragueVisas.com

We will begin your document analysis in the next few business days and send you a written response by email.

Step 3 – Becoming our client

CLICK HERE: Purchase Citizenship by Descent package for $349

FAQs:

How long does this process take?

The timeframe is reliant upon your initial document collection and the research of missing documentation. Please allow for ample opportunity for research, document preparation, and flexibility in case of unexpected challenges.

In general, the granting of the citizenship certificate takes around 3 to 6 months.

How much does it cost?

Our fees are $349 plus the actual bill for the Czech notarized translations. This depends on the language, and they charge per page. You will incur the cost of international shipping the Czech Republic. We suggest DHL. You may experience various cost of obtaining duplicate originals of documents and their respective apostilles. We offer a discounted price of $99 for each additional family member that is submitted at the same time as the original applicant. At this Czech Embassy interview they will request a 2000CZK government fee for each applicant.

What is an apostille?

An apostille is a form of authentication that simplifies the process of legalizing public documents for use in other countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty. It certifies the authenticity of the signature, seal, and position of the official who executed, issued, or certified a public document, enabling it to be recognized as valid in another country. 

How do I obtain missing documents in Europe?

We can help you or offer guidance and referrals. If you would like us to research and obtain missing documentation in the Czech Republic archives, we bill at $30.00 per hour. For documents outside of our borders we can refer a specialist to obtain the document in the respective country of origin. They will negotiate their fees directly with you on a case-by-case basis.

Step 2 – We have emailed your preliminary results for qualification. We have developed a step-by-step process to create a pathway for Citizenship by Descent. Here is what our services include:

1. Upon receipt of your emailed documents, we will begin our review process. We will produce a written analysis of what documents are missing, the condition of each document, and how each document must be “treated”. Treated is term that refers to Apostilling, Czech Notarized Translations by a Government authorized entity, and the type of duplication accepted.

2. We offer guidance and referrals for document discovery. Discovery is the obtaining of any missing required documents from various archives.

3. We will make a final determination of eligibility and send you our written analysis results by email.

4. You will ship us the duplicate apostilled originals for notarized translation.

5. After receipt of your duplicate originals with Apostille, we have them notarized translated by a Czech Government authorized entity here in Prague.

6. We will create and provide your declaration.

7. We will complete your Czech Application for Citizenship.

8. We will pay for the international shipping for your completed document package.

9. The only additional cost you will incur is the notarized translations because they are billed per page. It is $28 per page for English/Germanic languages and $54 for all other languages.

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Step 1 – Curious if you eligible for Czech Citizenship by Descent?

We have a simplified process to help answer your questions. Determining actual eligibility is a complicated process, but let’s start by seeing if you pre-qualify by answering a few questions.

Identify the relative, grandparent or parent, not great grandparent that will be the person the line of descent is traced to.

Example: The start of my line of descent is my Grand Father, Born in Brno Czechoslovakia on November 30th, 1937. Loss of his Czech citizenship: Naturalized to the United States of America on December 15th, 1952

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