πŸ‡¨πŸ‡ΏCzechia Visa for Omani Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Visa required

Omani passport holders need a visa to enter Czechia. Apply at a Czechia embassy or consulate, or the official visa portal, before travelling.

How Omani citizens apply for a Czechia visa

No advance visa with these documents

Czechia officially admits Omani citizens without a pre-arranged visa when they hold certain third-country visas or residence permits.

Visa-free Β· up to 90 days

EU / Schengen residence permit or PR

Third-country nationals holding a valid residence permit in another EU Member State, or EU citizens' family members holding a residence card or permanent residence card in another EU Member State, may stay in the Czech Republic without a visa for up to 90 days within any 180-day period (non-profit purposes). Conditions vary slightly per document β€” check each rule via the official source.

ipc.gov.cz β†—

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Czechia visa cost for Omani citizens

Schengen short-stay visa (Type C), adult

EUR 90 (~$97)

up to 90 days in any 180-day periodofficial source
mzv.gov.cz β†—

Applications are handled via VFS Global β€” a service fee applies on top of the visa fee and varies by country and centre.

Fees checked 2 Jul 2026 Β· sourced from official government fee schedules

Documents required for Omani applicants

The exact documents Omani citizens must submit for Czechia, by visa type, from the official visa application centre.

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Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (visa.vfsglobal.com β†—) Checklist Omani nationals Checklist Non-Omani nationals Checklist VFS Oman 2026 Yemeni nationals Affidavit on sponsorship Travel Insurance Documents to be provided by all visa applicants - Visa Application Form correctly filled in English, dated and signed by the applicant (available online, free of charge, at the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic (mzv.cz β†—) or the website of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Riyadh (mzv.cz β†—) - One recent passport-sized photograph with a light background, not stapled. Full face; no head or face cover(s) that prevent(s) full visibility of the facial features. No head covering except for religious reasons. - Original passport valid for further three months period after the intended departure from the territory of the Schengen States and 1 copy of all relevant passport pages (data page, pages containing previous Schengen visas). The passport must have been issued in the previous 10 years and contain at least two blank pages. (Remark: If the passport does not state place of birth, ID card needs to be presented.) - Proof of travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during stay. The minimum coverage must be 30.000 Euros. Original and 1 copy thereof. - Copy of flight ticket or flight reservation, including return flight. - Verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay such as: A Proof of sufficient financial means covering the ticket reservation and pocket money. (In case of stay no longer than 30 days minimum of 22 OMR per day per person, in case of two-month stay minimum of 860 OMR per month per person, and in case of three month stay 953 OMR per month per person) for the intended stay in the Schengen area: For applicants from Oman, original bank statement in English for the past 6 months is requested (Online print –out statements need to be stamped by the bank). If the applicant does not receive his/her salary in the bank account, salary slips are requested. - For minors travelling without their parents/legal guardian: original authorisation signed bytheir parents/legal guardian and copy of passport(s) of parents/legal guardian. Additionally, for Non-Omani Nationals - Residency and 1 copy thereof. - Bank statements for the past six months or other verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay. - Original letter from sponsor in Oman, stating employment status, position, length ofcontract and salary, stamped by the Chamber of Commerce. For Self-sponsored: valid original trade licence and 1 copy thereof with translation. For domestic staff: original employment contract with the sponsor + 1 copy thereof, original Non Objection Letter/Guarantee Letter from the sponsor accepting full responsibility (housemaids can travel only together with the sponsor, a prerequisite is the duration of employment at least one year before application for visa). A. Visa for Business Travel Invitation letter from a company or an authority to attend a meeting, conference or event or other documents which show the existence of trade relations or relations for work purposes (e.g. confirmed registrations for trade fairs or congresses), including a proof of accommodation during the intended stay. B. Visa for Tourism or for Private Visits For tourism: Proof of accommodation during intended stay: hotel reservation or copy of a rental contract or proof of residential property. For private visits: Original invitation letter signed by the host covering the intended stay [where applicable: using the official format required by the Member State's national legislation. For further information, please verify the website of the Member State(s) of destination]. C. Visa for Medical Treatment A document issued by the medical institution in the Schengen Member State confirming that the applicant will receive medical care in that institution. Pre-payment or other proof of sufficient financial means to cover the medical treatment and related expenses, such as insurance coverage. D. Visa for Study or Training Certificate of enrolment at an educational establishment in the Schengen Member State for the purposes of attending vocational or theoretical courses within the framework of basic and further training or student cards or certificates of the courses to be attended. E. Diplomatic and other Official Government Missions Verbal Note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. For Non-Omani Nationals: Verbal Note from their Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Diplomatic Mission in Oman. F. Airport Transit Visa Valid visa for the country of next or final destination. Proof of the intention of carrying out the onward journey: copy of continuation ticket or reservation.

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Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (PDF checklist β†—) Checklist Omani nationals Checklist Non-Omani nationals Checklist VFS Oman 2026 Yemeni nationals Affidavit on sponsorship Travel Insurance Documents to be provided by all visa applicants - Visa Application Form correctly filled in English, dated and signed by the applicant (available online, free of charge, at the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic (mzv.cz β†—) or the website of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Riyadh (mzv.cz β†—) - One recent passport-sized photograph with a light background, not stapled. Full face; no head or face cover(s) that prevent(s) full visibility of the facial features. No head covering except for religious reasons. - Original passport valid for further three months period after the intended departure from the territory of the Schengen States and 1 copy of all relevant passport pages (data page, pages containing previous Schengen visas). The passport must have been issued in the previous 10 years and contain at least two blank pages. (Remark: If the passport does not state place of birth, ID card needs to be presented.) - Proof of travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during stay. The minimum coverage must be 30.000 Euros. Original and 1 copy thereof. - Copy of flight ticket or flight reservation, including return flight. - Verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay such as: A Proof of sufficient financial means covering the ticket reservation and pocket money. (In case of stay no longer than 30 days minimum of 22 OMR per day per person, in case of two-month stay minimum of 860 OMR per month per person, and in case of three month stay 953 OMR per month per person) for the intended stay in the Schengen area: For applicants from Oman, original bank statement in English for the past 6 months is requested (Online print –out statements need to be stamped by the bank). If the applicant does not receive his/her salary in the bank account, salary slips are requested. - For minors travelling without their parents/legal guardian: original authorisation signed bytheir parents/legal guardian and copy of passport(s) of parents/legal guardian. Additionally, for Non-Omani Nationals - Residency and 1 copy thereof. - Bank statements for the past six months or other verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay. - Original letter from sponsor in Oman, stating employment status, position, length ofcontract and salary, stamped by the Chamber of Commerce. For Self-sponsored: valid original trade licence and 1 copy thereof with translation. For domestic staff: original employment contract with the sponsor + 1 copy thereof, original Non Objection Letter/Guarantee Letter from the sponsor accepting full responsibility (housemaids can travel only together with the sponsor, a prerequisite is the duration of employment at least one year before application for visa). A. Visa for Business Travel Invitation letter from a company or an authority to attend a meeting, conference or event or other documents which show the existence of trade relations or relations for work purposes (e.g. confirmed registrations for trade fairs or congresses), including a proof of accommodation during the intended stay. B. Visa for Tourism or for Private Visits For tourism: Proof of accommodation during intended stay: hotel reservation or copy of a rental contract or proof of residential property. For private visits: Original invitation letter signed by the host covering the intended stay [where applicable: using the official format required by the Member State's national legislation. For further information, please verify the website of the Member State(s) of destination]. C. Visa for Medical Treatment A document issued by the medical institution in the Schengen Member State confirming that the applicant will receive medical care in that institution. Pre-payment or other proof of sufficient financial means to cover the medical treatment and related expenses, such as insurance coverage. D. Visa for Study or Training Certificate of enrolment at an educational establishment in the Schengen Member State for the purposes of attending vocational or theoretical courses within the framework of basic and further training or student cards or certificates of the courses to be attended. E. Diplomatic and other Official Government Missions Verbal Note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. For Non-Omani Nationals: Verbal Note from their Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Diplomatic Mission in Oman. F. Airport Transit Visa Valid visa for the country of next or final destination. Proof of the intention of carrying out the onward journey: copy of continuation ticket or reservation.

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Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (visa.vfsglobal.com β†—) Checklist Omani nationals Checklist Non-Omani nationals Checklist VFS Oman 2026 Yemeni nationals Affidavit on sponsorship Travel Insurance Documents to be provided by all visa applicants - Visa Application Form correctly filled in English, dated and signed by the applicant (available online, free of charge, at the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic (mzv.cz β†—) or the website of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Riyadh (mzv.cz β†—) . - One recent passport-sized photograph with a light background, not stapled. Full face; no head or face cover(s) that prevent(s) full visibility of the facial features. No head covering except for religious reasons. - Original passport valid for further three months period after the intended departure from the territory of the Schengen States and 1 copy of all relevant passport pages (data page, pages containing previous Schengen visas). The passport must have been issued in the previous 10 years and contain at least two blank pages. (Remark: If the passport does not state place of birth, ID card needs to be presented.) - Proof of travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during stay. The minimum coverage must be 30.000 Euros. Original and 1 copy thereof. - Copy of flight ticket or flight reservation, including return flight. - Verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay such as: A Proof of sufficient financial means covering the ticket reservation and pocket money. (In case of stay no longer than 30 days minimum of 22 OMR per day per person, in case of two-month stay minimum of 860 OMR per month per person, and in case of three month stay 953 OMR per month per person) for the intended stay in the Schengen area: For applicants from Oman, original bank statement in English for the past 6 months is requested (Online print –out statements need to be stamped by the bank). If the applicant does not receive his/her salary in the bank account, salary slips are requested. - For minors travelling without their parents/legal guardian: original authorisation signed bytheir parents/legal guardian and copy of passport(s) of parents/legal guardian. Additionally, for Non-Omani Nationals - Residency and 1 copy thereof. - Bank statements for the past six months or other verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay. - Original letter from sponsor in Oman, stating employment status, position, length ofcontract and salary, stamped by the Chamber of Commerce. For Self-sponsored: valid original trade licence and 1 copy thereof with translation. For domestic staff: original employment contract with the sponsor + 1 copy thereof, original Non Objection Letter/Guarantee Letter from the sponsor accepting full responsibility (housemaids can travel only together with the sponsor, a prerequisite is the duration of employment at least one year before application for visa). A. Visa for Business Travel Invitation letter from a company or an authority to attend a meeting, conference or event or other documents which show the existence of trade relations or relations for work purposes (e.g. confirmed registrations for trade fairs or congresses), including a proof of accommodation during the intended stay. B. Visa for Tourism or for Private Visits For tourism: Proof of accommodation during intended stay: hotel reservation or copy of a rental contract or proof of residential property. For private visits: Original invitation letter signed by the host covering the intended stay [where applicable: using the official format required by the Member State's national legislation. For further information, please verify the website of the Member State(s) of destination]. C. Visa for Medical Treatment A document issued by the medical institution in the Schengen Member State confirming that the applicant will receive medical care in that institution. Pre-payment or other proof of sufficient financial means to cover the medical treatment and related expenses, such as insurance coverage. D. Visa for Study or Training Certificate of enrolment at an educational establishment in the Schengen Member State for the purposes of attending vocational or theoretical courses within the framework of basic and further training or student cards or certificates of the courses to be attended. E. Diplomatic and other Official Government Missions Verbal Note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. For Non-Omani Nationals: Verbal Note from their Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Diplomatic Mission in Oman. F. Airport Transit Visa Valid visa for the country of next or final destination. Proof of the intention of carrying out the onward journey: copy of continuation ticket or reservation.

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Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (PDF checklist β†—) Checklist Omani nationals Checklist Non-Omani nationals Checklist VFS Oman 2026 Yemeni nationals Affidavit on sponsorship Travel Insurance Documents to be provided by all visa applicants - Visa Application Form correctly filled in English, dated and signed by the applicant (available online, free of charge, at the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic (mzv.cz β†—) or the website of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Riyadh (mzv.cz β†—). - One recent passport-sized photograph with a light background, not stapled. Full face; no head or face cover(s) that prevent(s) full visibility of the facial features. No head covering except for religious reasons. - Original passport valid for further three months period after the intended departure from the territory of the Schengen States and 1 copy of all relevant passport pages (data page, pages containing previous Schengen visas). The passport must have been issued in the previous 10 years and contain at least two blank pages. (Remark: If the passport does not state place of birth, ID card needs to be presented.) - Proof of travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during stay. The minimum coverage must be 30.000 Euros. Original and 1 copy thereof. - Copy of flight ticket or flight reservation, including return flight. - Verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay such as: A Proof of sufficient financial means covering the ticket reservation and pocket money. (In case of stay no longer than 30 days minimum of 22 OMR per day per person, in case of two-month stay minimum of 860 OMR per month per person, and in case of three month stay 953 OMR per month per person) for the intended stay in the Schengen area: For applicants from Oman, original bank statement in English for the past 6 months is requested (Online print –out statements need to be stamped by the bank). If the applicant does not receive his/her salary in the bank account, salary slips are requested. - For minors travelling without their parents/legal guardian: original authorisation signed bytheir parents/legal guardian and copy of passport(s) of parents/legal guardian. Additionally, for Non-Omani Nationals - Residency and 1 copy thereof. - Bank statements for the past six months or other verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay. - Original letter from sponsor in Oman, stating employment status, position, length ofcontract and salary, stamped by the Chamber of Commerce. For Self-sponsored: valid original trade licence and 1 copy thereof with translation. For domestic staff: original employment contract with the sponsor + 1 copy thereof, original Non Objection Letter/Guarantee Letter from the sponsor accepting full responsibility (housemaids can travel only together with the sponsor, a prerequisite is the duration of employment at least one year before application for visa). A. Visa for Business Travel Invitation letter from a company or an authority to attend a meeting, conference or event or other documents which show the existence of trade relations or relations for work purposes (e.g. confirmed registrations for trade fairs or congresses), including a proof of accommodation during the intended stay. B. Visa for Tourism or for Private Visits For tourism: Proof of accommodation during intended stay: hotel reservation or copy of a rental contract or proof of residential property. For private visits: Original invitation letter signed by the host covering the intended stay [where applicable: using the official format required by the Member State's national legislation. For further information, please verify the website of the Member State(s) of destination]. C. Visa for Medical Treatment A document issued by the medical institution in the Schengen Member State confirming that the applicant will receive medical care in that institution. Pre-payment or other proof of sufficient financial means to cover the medical treatment and related expenses, such as insurance coverage. D. Visa for Study or Training Certificate of enrolment at an educational establishment in the Schengen Member State for the purposes of attending vocational or theoretical courses within the framework of basic and further training or student cards or certificates of the courses to be attended. E. Diplomatic and other Official Government Missions Verbal Note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. For Non-Omani Nationals: Verbal Note from their Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Diplomatic Mission in Oman. F. Airport Transit Visa Valid visa for the country of next or final destination. Proof of the intention of carrying out the onward journey: copy of continuation ticket or reservation.

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Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (PDF checklist β†—) The length of the visa validity shall correspond to the time necessary for the purpose of the transit. For list of countries, whose nationals are subject to transit visa in the Czech Republic and other information visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. Click here (mzv.cz β†—) Checklist Others Form (PDF checklist β†—) Travel Insurance

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Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (visa.vfsglobal.com β†—) The length of the visa validity shall correspond to the time necessary for the purpose of the EU citizen family member. For list of countries, whose nationals are subject to transit visa in the Czech Republic and other information visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. (mzv.gov.cz β†—) Checklist VFS 2026_EU citizen family member

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Travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries. If you have not purchased, please click here (visa.vfsglobal.com β†—) Checklist Omani nationals Checklist Non-Omani nationals Checklist VFS Oman 2026 Yemeni nationals Affidavit on sponsorship Travel Insurance Documents to be provided by all visa applicants - Visa Application Form correctly filled in English, dated and signed by the applicant (available online, free of charge, at the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic (mzv.cz β†—) or the website of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Riyadh (mzv.cz β†—) - One recent passport-sized photograph with a light background, not stapled. Full face; no head or face cover(s) that prevent(s) full visibility of the facial features. No head covering except for religious reasons. - Original passport valid for further three months period after the intended departure from the territory of the Schengen States and 1 copy of all relevant passport pages (data page, pages containing previous Schengen visas). The passport must have been issued in the previous 10 years and contain at least two blank pages. (Remark: If the passport does not state place of birth, ID card needs to be presented.) - Proof of travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during stay. The minimum coverage must be 30.000 Euros. Original and 1 copy thereof. - Copy of flight ticket or flight reservation, including return flight. - Verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay such as: A Proof of sufficient financial means covering the ticket reservation and pocket money. (In case of stay no longer than 30 days minimum of 22 OMR per day per person, in case of two-month stay minimum of 860 OMR per month per person, and in case of three month stay 953 OMR per month per person) for the intended stay in the Schengen area: For applicants from Oman, original bank statement in English for the past 6 months is requested (Online print –out statements need to be stamped by the bank). If the applicant does not receive his/her salary in the bank account, salary slips are requested. - For minors travelling without their parents/legal guardian: original authorisation signed bytheir parents/legal guardian and copy of passport(s) of parents/legal guardian. Additionally, for Non-Omani Nationals - Residency and 1 copy thereof. - Bank statements for the past six months or other verifiable evidence of sufficient means of subsistence during intended stay. - Original letter from sponsor in Oman, stating employment status, position, length ofcontract and salary, stamped by the Chamber of Commerce. For Self-sponsored: valid original trade licence and 1 copy thereof with translation. For domestic staff: original employment contract with the sponsor + 1 copy thereof, original Non Objection Letter/Guarantee Letter from the sponsor accepting full responsibility (housemaids can travel only together with the sponsor, a prerequisite is the duration of employment at least one year before application for visa). A. Visa for Business Travel Invitation letter from a company or an authority to attend a meeting, conference or event or other documents which show the existence of trade relations or relations for work purposes (e.g. confirmed registrations for trade fairs or congresses), including a proof of accommodation during the intended stay. B. Visa for Tourism or for Private Visits For tourism: Proof of accommodation during intended stay: hotel reservation or copy of a rental contract or proof of residential property. For private visits: Original invitation letter signed by the host covering the intended stay [where applicable: using the official format required by the Member State's national legislation. For further information, please verify the website of the Member State(s) of destination]. C. Visa for Medical Treatment A document issued by the medical institution in the Schengen Member State confirming that the applicant will receive medical care in that institution. Pre-payment or other proof of sufficient financial means to cover the medical treatment and related expenses, such as insurance coverage. D. Visa for Study or Training Certificate of enrolment at an educational establishment in the Schengen Member State for the purposes of attending vocational or theoretical courses within the framework of basic and further training or student cards or certificates of the courses to be attended. E. Diplomatic and other Official Government Missions Verbal Note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. For Non-Omani Nationals: Verbal Note from their Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Diplomatic Mission in Oman. F. Airport Transit Visa Valid visa for the country of next or final destination. Proof of the intention of carrying out the onward journey: copy of continuation ticket or reservation.

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Other Czechia visa categories (15)

These don't apply to a typical short visit, but cover other reasons people travel to Czechia. Eligibility varies by visa type β€” some are limited to specific nationalities, so check each one's conditions.

Long-Stay Visa / Residence Permit for Study (Type D)

Grants third-country nationals the right to reside in Czechia for the purpose of study at an accredited Czech educational institution for more than 90 days.

single entry60d processing

The initial visa is a single-entry 60-day visa issued to collect the residence card from the Ministry of Interior. Processing time is 60 days. Fee is 2,500 CZK (~USD 115) for the visa plus 1,000 CZK (~USD 46) for the residence card; total approx. USD 160. Covers university study, language preparation, secondary school exchanges, Erasmus-equivalent programmes, non-paid internships, and European Voluntary Service. Requires acceptance letter, proof of financial means, accommodation proof, criminal record extract. Card validity matches study programme duration. Holders may travel in Schengen for up to 90 days per 180 days for non-work purposes.

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Employee Card (ZamΔ›stnaneckΓ‘ karta)

Combined residence and work permit for third-country nationals employed in the Czech Republic for more than three months, valid for the duration of the employment contract.

single entry60-90d processing

Requires at least 15 hours of work per week and minimum wage. Initial single-entry 60-day visa issued to collect the Employee Card from the Ministry of Interior. Processing time 60 days standard, extendable to 90 days if Labour Office binding opinion required. Application fee: 5,000 CZK (~USD 217). Requires vacancy reference number from the Czech Labour Office central vacancies database. Incomplete applications are suspended until all documents provided. Holder gains Schengen Area travel rights of 90 days per 180 days for non-work purposes.

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EU Blue Card (ModrΓ‘ karta EU)

Residence and work permit for highly qualified third-country nationals working in a position requiring high qualifications in the Czech Republic for more than three months.

single entry90d processing

Requires university degree or higher professional education of at least 3 years. Employment contract must be for at least 1 year with at least 40 hours per week. Salary minimum: 1.5x the average gross annual salary in Czechia (currently ~382,620 CZK per year). Processing: 90 days. Fee: 5,000 CZK (~USD 217). Initial visa is single-entry 60-day to collect the Blue Card. Card is renewable while employment continues. Grants same Schengen mobility rights as Employee Card.

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Intra-Company Transfer Card (ICT Card)

Permits managers, specialists, and trainee employees of multinational companies to be transferred to a branch or subsidiary in the Czech Republic for more than three months.

single entry90-120d processing

Covers managers, specialists, and interns transferred within the same company or corporate group. Maximum stay: 3 years for managers/specialists; 1 year for trainees. Fee: 5,000 CZK (~USD 217). Processing time: 90 days standard; 120 days for complex cases. Initial single-entry 60-day visa issued to collect the card. Must demonstrate the intra-corporate transfer and that the applicant has been employed by the sending entity for at least 3–12 months (category-dependent).

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Long-Stay Visa for Seasonal Employment (Type D)

Allows third-country nationals to work in seasonal sectors in the Czech Republic for periods exceeding 90 days up to a maximum of nine months.

270 dayssingle entry60d processing

Visa valid for a maximum of 9 months; actual seasonal employment cannot exceed 6 months. Restricted to 5 sectors: crop and animal farming, forestry, accommodation services, restaurant services, and sports/entertainment/recreational services. Requires employment permit from the Czech Labour Office. Fee: 2,500 CZK (~USD 109). Processing: 60 days. Requires proof of accommodation, financial means, and criminal record extract.

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Long-Stay Visa for Training / Internship (Type D)

Permits third-country nationals to undertake vocational training, professional development, or internship programmes in the Czech Republic for more than 90 days.

365 dayssingle entry90-120d processing

Covers skill and qualification enhancement programmes exceeding 3 months. Fee: 2,500 CZK (~USD 109). Processing: 90 days, extendable to 120 days. Requires documentation of the training programme, accommodation, and financial means. Not for gainful employment.

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Long-Stay Visa for Scientific Research (Type D)

Allows researchers, scientists, and visiting professors from third countries to conduct scientific research or academic work at a Czech research institution for more than 90 days.

365 dayssingle entry90-120d processing

Must be hosted by an accredited Czech research organisation. Processing: 90 days. Fee: 2,500 CZK (~USD 109). Holders may travel in other Schengen states for up to 90 days per 180 days for non-gainful purposes. Researchers may also benefit from visa-free stays in Czechia if they hold a long-term residence permit for research from another EU Member State (see conditional_access entries).

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Long-Stay Visa / Residence Permit for Family Reunification (Type D)

Permits family members of third-country nationals legally residing in Czechia to join and reside with them for more than 90 days.

90-120d processing

English-language details on the MFA page are 'under preparation'; the Ministry of Interior (ipc.gov.cz) provides additional details. Fee: 2,500 CZK (~USD 109) for long-term visa stage. Eligible family members include spouse/partner, minor children, and dependent relatives. Processing: 90 days standard, up to 120 days for complex cases. Sponsor must demonstrate sufficient income and accommodation. Family members of EU citizens holding a residence card in another EU Member State may enter visa-free for up to 90 days (see conditional_access).

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Long-Stay Visa for Health / Culture / Sports / Official Purposes (Type D)

Covers stays exceeding 90 days in Czechia for medical treatment, cultural activities, sports participation, or official and political missions not falling under other specific categories.

365 dayssingle entry90-120d processing

General long-term visa category for purposes not covered by specialised categories. Maximum validity: 1 year. Fee: 2,500 CZK (~USD 109). Processing: 90 days, extendable to 120 days. Can be converted to or extended as a residence permit before expiry. Holders gain Schengen Area travel rights of 90 days per 180 days for non-gainful purposes.

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Schengen Short-Stay Visa (Type C) - Medical / Spa Treatment

Allows third-country nationals to visit Czechia for medical treatment, hospital stays, rehabilitation, or spa/wellness treatment for short stays up to 90 days.

90 dayssingle entry15-30d processing

Sub-category of the Type C Schengen visa. Requires medical documentation (e.g. appointment confirmation from Czech medical facility). Fee: €90 standard (~USD 98) since the 11 June 2024 increase (previously €80); students and researchers may qualify for fee exemption. For longer medical stays, the Long-Stay Visa for health purposes (Type D) applies.

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Working Holiday Visa (Type D)

Enables young nationals of bilateral partner countries to combine travel and temporary employment in Czechia for an extended stay, typically up to 1 year.

365 dayssingle entry90-120d processing

Czech MFA English-language page for Working Holiday notes details are only available in Czech. Programme exists under bilateral agreements with select countries. Typically open to applicants aged 18–30 or 18–35 depending on bilateral treaty. Fee likely 2,500 CZK (~USD 109) based on long-term visa fee schedule. Contact wwwadmin@mzv.cz or nearest Czech embassy for country-specific eligibility and details.

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Long-Term Residence Permit for Investment

Grants third-country nationals who make a qualifying investment in Czechia of at least CZK 75 million and create at least 20 jobs the right to reside in the Czech Republic.

multiple entry30-60d processing

Minimum investment: CZK 75 million. Must create at least 20 new jobs for EU citizens or their family members for a minimum of 2 years. Up to 60% of investment may be in tangible/intangible assets (e.g. technologies, know-how). Permit valid for up to 2 years, renewable for 2-year periods. Administrative fee: 2,500 CZK (~USD 109) if applied in-country; 5,000 CZK (~USD 217) if applied from abroad. Available to natural persons or partners/statutory body members of commercial corporations. Also accessible via czechinvest.gov.cz.

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Digital Nomad Program (Long-Stay Visa or Residence Permit)

Enables highly qualified IT and marketing professionals from eligible countries to live in Czechia while working remotely for a foreign employer or as a Czech-licensed freelancer.

365 daysmultiple entry45d processing

Established by Czech Government Decree No. 475 (June 28, 2023). Eligible nationalities: Australia, Brazil, India, Israel, Japan, Canada, South Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, UK, USA, and Taiwan. Two categories: (1) remote employees of a foreign company; (2) freelancers with Czech business licence in IT or marketing. Applicants must not have held a valid Czech long-term visa/residence permit in the preceding year. Inclusion decision valid for up to 1 year. Family members may apply simultaneously. Processing: 45 days. Administered by Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade (digitalnomad@mpo.gov.cz). No legal entitlement to programme participation.

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Diplomatic/Official Visa Waiver (bilateral treaty-based)

Exempts holders of diplomatic, service, official, or special passports from countries with bilateral visa waiver agreements with Czechia from the visa requirement for short stays.

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The list of countries whose diplomatic/service/official/special passport holders are exempt is published on the MFA page (JavaScript-gated; full list not retrievable). Stay periods are governed by individual bilateral treaties and may differ from the standard Schengen 90/180 rule. Holders are advised to contact the nearest Czech consulate to confirm their specific visa regime before travel.

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Permanent Residence Permit (TrvalΓ½ pobyt)

Grants third-country nationals unlimited (permanent) residence in Czechia - normally after five years of continuous temporary residence - with rights close to those of citizens, including unrestricted access to the labour market.

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Standard route: after 5 years of continuous temporary residence (long-term visa + long-term residence permit) in Czechia. Administrative fee 2,500 CZK (~USD 109); reduced to 1,000 CZK for minors under 15. Processing time 60 days. The permit is granted for an unlimited (permanent) period; the physical residence card is renewed every 10 years. Grants unrestricted access to the Czech labour market. Other legal grounds exist (e.g. without prior residence on humanitarian or Czech-interest grounds, for former Blue Card holders from another EU state, for foster care, and for family reunification) - see the permanent-residence section of ipc.gov.cz. Application is submitted in person at a Ministry of the Interior office in Czechia (not at an embassy abroad).

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Czechia visa for Omani citizens β€” FAQ

Do Omani citizens need a visa for Czechia?

Yes β€” Omani citizens must apply for a visa in advance at a Czechia embassy, consulate, or official visa portal before travelling.

What documents do Omani citizens need for Czechia?

A valid passport plus the Czechia document checklist for your visa type β€” Earth Visa lists the full required documents per visa category from the official visa application centre.

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