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27.01.2010

Documents for visa

All documents marked with red are provided by Futurum Group

Requirements:

Note:

All documents must be presented in the original or a notarized copy.

All affidavits and legal documents issued and/or signed in the Czech Republic must be notarized by a Czech notary.

All documents have validity of 90 days.

The following documents must be submitted:

1. The application form (available upon request at the Czech Embassy or a consulate)

2. 2 photographs

3. Original passport. Its validity must exceed the expected length of stay by at least 455 days.

4. Medical Travel Insurance

5. Document confirming your sufficient financial resources for the stay in the Czech Republic:

- bank account statement in your name from a bank in the Czech Republic showing present balance together with your name
* In case of business stay exceeding 90 days: approx 116.000,- CZK ( 8 020 Euro)
* For juveniles applies half of the above stated amounts.

6. bank account statement in your name from a bank in country of your residence showing present balance together with your name ( minimum 7000 euro for one year residency). It can be one month slip from any personal bank account.

7. A document regarding the purpose of stay in the Czech Republic.

Please, find the respective purpose of your stay:

c) commercial and investment class

- a notarized copy of a Record from the Commercial Register ("Zápis od Obchodního rejstříku") in the Czech Republic /notarized by a Czech notary/

8. A document regarding accommodation in the Czech Republic

The original statement of the owner of an apartment stating his/her ability and willingness to provide an accommodation for the time of stay /signature must be notarized by a Czech notary/. - in case of a lease of an apartment/house - the original or a notarized copy of the lease contract - in case of an underlease - the original or a notarized copy of the lease contract and affidavit signed by the owner confirming the underlease /signature must be notarized by a Czech notary

9. The application for the Criminal History Record issued by the Police in the Czech Republic

The form, which is available upon request at the Czech Embassy or a consulate, must be completed /your signature must be notarized by a Notary Public/.

10. Criminal History Record from native country

11. A processing fee + 200,- CZK for Criminal History Record

Fees paid in cash or a money order should be payable to the Embassy of Czech Republic. No personal checks, please. Consular fee might change without prior notice !

Additionally consulate may ask such documents

birth certificates (translated into Czech language)

marriage certificates (translated into Czech language)

copy of credit card from 2 sides

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