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Czechia Visa Information

Visa Type:

Sticker

Length of Stay:

upto 90 Days

Type:

Short-term

Entry:

Multiple

Czechia Visa Requirements

How Czechia Visa Process Works

Apply on Axis Visa Services

Submit your documents on Axis Visa Services— only pay government fee.

Your Documents Are Verified

Axis Visa verifies your documents and submits to Immigration

Your Visa Gets Processed

We work with Immigration to ensure you get your Visa on time.

  • Application has been sent to the immigration supervisor
  • Application has been sent to internal intelligence

Get Your Visa on 4th Day

Your visa is approved on time
Your visa is approved even one second after the promised time
Your visa is rejected

Czechia Visa Rejection Reasons

Factors that can get your visa rejected

Expired Passport

Applying with a passport that has expired or expires within 6 months

Criminal Record

Having a criminal history that disqualifies you from obtaining a visa.

Previous Visa Violations

Having overstayed or violated the terms of a previous visa.

Frequently Asked Questions

YesIndian passport holders need a valid visa, specifically a Schengen visa, to travel to Czech Republic for short stays like tourism, business, family visits, or other approved activities for up to 90 days within 180 days.

Czech Republic does not offer visa-on-arrival or visa-free entry for Indian citizens.

Czech Republic Visa Processing time for Indians takes around 15 working days from receiving a complete application.

However, this timeframe may be extended due to factors such as required interviews, requests for additional documentation, or increased application volumes during peak travel seasons.

 

Tip: To ensure your visa is processed on time, submit your application at least 4-6 weeks before your intended travel date, especially if travelling during busy periods.

The Czech Republic visa fees for Indians are, for Adults: €90, for Children (6-12 years): €45, and for Children under 6 years: Free of cost.

 

Additional fees: You may be charged additional fees if you choose premium services like expedited processing, SMS updates, or courier delivery of your passport.

The 90/180 rule is a crucial guideline for travellers holding a Schengen visa, dictating how long they can stay within the Schengen Area. It states that you can stay for up to 90 days within any 180-day period in the Schengen Area. These 90 days can be consecutive or spread across multiple trips. However, the cumulative stay within the Schengen Area must not exceed 90 days in any rolling 180-day window.

Understanding the rule:

  • Rolling period: The 180 days are counted on a rolling basis, meaning each day you are in the Schengen Area, the 180-day period shifts forward by one day. For instance, if you stay from January 1 to March 31, you can return on May 1 but must leave by July 30 (the next 90-day window).

  • Multiple entries: The rule applies regardless of whether you are on a single-entry or multiple-entry visa. If you leave the Schengen Area and re-enter, the days spent inside are still counted towards your 90-day limit.

  • Tracking your days: It’s important to keep track of the number of days you’ve spent in the Schengen Area during the last 180 days. Overstaying can result in fines, deportation, or a ban from re-entering the Schengen Area in the future.

Example:

  • If you enter the Schengen Area on January 1 and stay for 30 days, you have 60 more days to use within the next 150 days.

  • If you leave and return after 60 days, say on April 1, you can stay for another 60 days, completing your 90 days within that rolling 180-day period.

Note: You must not overstay. If you exceed the 90-day limit, you may face penalties, including fines, deportation, or a ban on re-entering the Schengen Area. Each country within the Schengen Zone may handle overstays differently, but the consequences are generally severe.

Here are the Czech Republic tourist visa requirements for Indians

  • Visa application form

  • Photograph

  • Valid passport

  • Proof of financial means

  • Proof of employment

  • Travel insurance

  • Proof of accommodation

  • Invitation letter

  • Return flight ticket

  • Proof of travel purpose

Visa application form:

Download and print the Czech Republic application form. Complete it accurately and ensure the details you provide match your passport information.

Photograph:

One recent passport-sized photograph that adheres to the Czech Republic’s visa photo requirements (e.g., white background, taken within the last six months).

With Axis, you cannot only upload your passport-size photo but also click the picture of yours using your smartphone or desktop camera. Axis automatically adjusts the photo to meet the country’s requirements without hassle.

Valid passport: 

You will need to submit your passport, which should be valid for at least three months beyond your planned departure from the Schengen Area. It must have been issued within the last ten years and contain at least two blank pages.

With Axis, you cannot only upload your passport pictures but also take a picture of your passport using your smartphone or desktop camera.

Proof of financial means:

Submit bank account statements for the last three months, the last 3 months’ salary slips (if employed) and ITR acknowledgement for the last three years. The bank statements should be signed and stamped by your bank. 

Proof of employment:

If employed, submit an official letter from your employer (containing the employer’s statement on the approval of your holidays) printed on the official letterhead confirming your employment status. This letter should include contact details and be stamped and signed by an authorised person. If self-employed, submit the certificate of company registration.

Travel insurance:

You must have travel insurance valid for all Schengen Countries. It should cover at least €30,000 or equivalent for all risks for the entire duration of the trip. 

Proof of accommodation:

This can include private accommodation, a rental agreement, hotel reservations, or similar arrangements. The accommodation must cover the entire duration of your stay in the Schengen Area.

Axis provides hotel reservations for free, allowing you to demonstrate your travel plans without any financial commitment.

Invitation letter:

If you are visiting friends or family in the Czech Republic, an invitation letter from your host is required. This letter should confirm your place of stay and the relationship between you and your host.

Return flight ticket:

A confirmed return or onward flight ticket that proves your plan to leave the Czech Republic before your visa expires.

Atlys provides flight reservations for free, allowing you to demonstrate your travel plans without any financial commitment.

Proof of travel purpose:

Provide a clear and concise cover letter outlining your personal information, purpose of visit, financial means and intent to return. 

Atlys will help you with a customizable cover letter during the application process, free of cost..

 

Note: Depending on the specific circumstances mentioned in the visa application, additional documents will be required. For example, you will need a sponsorship letter if your trip is sponsored. 

Here is the minimum bank financial requirement for a Czech Republic visa:

  • For stays of 30 days or less, you must show proof of at least 1,565 CZK per day.

  • For stays exceeding 30 days (up to 90 days), you must have at least 46,950 CZK, with an additional 6,260 CZK for one full month beyond the first 30 days.

To prove financial means for a Czech Republic visa, you can submit bank account statements for the last three months, salary slips for the last three months (if employed), and ITR acknowledgement for the last three years. If you have investments such as mutual funds, fixed deposits, or other financial assets, you can also use these to demonstrate financial stability.

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory when applying for a Czech visa. Additionally, the travel insurance must meet the following criteria:

  • The minimum coverage shall be €30,000.00.

  • The insurance shall be valid throughout the territory of the Schengen States.

  • It should cover the entire period of the person’s intended stay or transit in the Schengen Area.

  • The travel insurance should cover any expenses that might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment, or death during the stay(s) on the territory of the Member States.

     

Note: Ensure the Schengen countries recognise your insurance provider. You can find a list of approved Indian travel insurance companies on the government website.

 

Axis provides travel insurance that meets Schengen visa requirements at a minimal cost.

Here’s how you can apply for the Czech Republic tourist visa from India: 

  1. Gather Your Documents

  2. Log in to Axis 

  3. Book Your Appointment

  4. Submit Your Documents at the Centre

  5. Pay the Axis & Service Fee

  6. Receive Your Visa

Gather Your Documents: 

Start by collecting all the required documents, such as your valid passport, the last three months’ bank statements, payslips, income tax returns, and any other documents listed in the requirements.

Login to Axis: 

Visit the Axis website or open the mobile app. Select Czech Republic as your destination.

Book Your Appointment: 

Fill in your details, upload the necessary documents, and pay the appointment fee. Once you’re done, you’ll receive a confirmation for your visa appointment.

Submit Your Documents: 

Go to the visa application center on your scheduled date. Axis will arrange for your documents to be submitted in the correct order. During your visit, you’ll also complete the required biometrics (fingerprints and facial scans).

Pay the Axis & Service Fee: 

Pay the Axis Fee and wait for the processing, including travel insurance and courier fees, to be completed.

Receive Your Visa: 

Once approved, your passport with the Czech Republic tourist visa stamp will be delivered directly to your home.

 

Tip: Begin your visa application process at least 6-8 weeks before your planned travel date to account for processing time and any unforeseen delays.

No, a consular interview is typically not mandatory for getting a visa to the Czech Republic. 

However, in special circumstances, such as when there are discrepancies in your application or if the visa officer deems it necessary for further assessment, an interview may be requested. This is generally to clarify details or gather more information to ensure the integrity and accuracy of your application.

Here is what the Schengen visa looks like:

Schengen Visa Sample

Schengen Visa Sample

Yes, you can travel to the Czech Republic with a Schengen visa issued by Germany. However, ideally, you must keep these two rules in mind:

  • Entry point: You are advised to enter through the country that issued your visa. In this case, Germany should be your primary entry point into the Schengen Area. After that, you can travel to the Czech or other Schengen countries. 

  • Main destination for stay: You should spend the majority of your time in Germany, as you are required to apply for a visa from the country where you will spend the most time.

Not meeting the above cases? Worry not! Read our guide on- Getting A Schengen Visa From One Country And Travelling To Another? (Essential Tips & Legal Insights)- to learn more about navigating these situations smoothly while staying compliant with Schengen regulations.

o, a Czech tourist visa does not allow you to work or study in the country. This visa is strictly for temporary visits, such as tourism, medical treatment, or family visits. If you wish to work or study in the Czech Republic, you must apply for the appropriate visa type (e.g., work visa, student visa).

Yes, you can check the status of your Czech visa application online using the Axis Czech Republic visa status tracking tool.

If your Czech Republic visa application is rejected, you have two options:

  • Reapply: You can reapply after addressing the reasons for rejection outlined in the refusal letter, ensuring all documents are complete and accurate.

  • Appeal: Alternatively, you can appeal the decision within 15 days of the rejection date. To do so, gather any missing documents or information and write a compelling appeal letter explaining why your visa should be granted.

     

For further details, read our complete guide on the Schengen visa reapplication and appeal process.

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