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D/VC/01 — Long-Term Visa for Family – Minor Child (Dlouhodobé vízum – rodina, dítě)
VisasCzech RepublicD/VC/01 — Long-Term Visa for Family – Minor Child (Dlouhodobé vízum – rodina, dítě)
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D/VC/01 — Long-Term Visa for Family – Minor Child (Dlouhodobé vízum – rodina, dítě)

Residency Pathway Dependents Allowed

At a Glance

Processing Time

Varies

Application Fee

2,500 CZK

Stay Duration

Varies (Duration depends on training program length)

Renewable

Yes

Job Offer

Not Required

Dependents

Allowed

PR Pathway

No

Remote Work

Not Required

Official Information

Overview

Long-term visa for minor children joining a parent who is a legal resident of the Czech Republic, including children born in-country.

The Long-Term Visa for Family (Minor Child) is intended for minor children of third-country nationals who are legally residing in the Czech Republic. This visa ensures that children can join their parents or legal guardians, facilitating the reunification of the family unit. It is available to biological children, adopted children, and those under the legal guardianship of a resident, provided the child is under the age of 18. The application process emphasizes the protection of the child, requiring formal consent from all legal guardians to ensure the move is authorized and in the child's best interest.

For parents already established in the Czech Republic, this visa is the standard route to bring their children to live with them. The process requires documentation proving the parent-child relationship and evidence that the family can provide for the child's needs, including housing and financial support. Once the child arrives in the Czech Republic, they are typically integrated into the local system, including access to healthcare and education. This visa is essential for families navigating the complexities of international relocation, providing a secure legal status for minors while their parents work or study in the country.

Conversion Paths

Visas you can typically switch to from this status.

D/VC/01 — Long-Term Residence for Family Reunification (Povolení k dlouhodobému pobytu – sloučení rodiny)
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D/VC/01 — Long-Term Residence for Family Reunification (Povolení k dlouhodobému pobytu – sloučení rodiny)

ValidityVaries (Duration depends on training program length)
ProcessingVaries
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Requirements

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Applicant must be a minor child (under 18) of a third-country national holding a valid long-term or permanent residence permit in the Czech Republic.

Includes biological children, stepchildren, or children in substitute family care/guardianship.

Parental consent from all legal guardians is required for the child's travel and residence.

Proof of accommodation in the Czech Republic.

Proof of sufficient financial resources to cover the child's stay.

Valid travel medical insurance (for the first 90 days, after which they may join the public health system).

Proof of family relationship (birth certificate, adoption/guardianship documents).

KEY CRITERIA

Education

none or higher

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Completed long-term visa application form (signed by a legal guardian)

Valid travel document (passport)

Two recent passport-sized photographs

Proof of family relationship (birth certificate, officially translated and apostilled/legalized)

Parental consent for the child's travel and residence (signed by both parents/guardians)

Proof of accommodation in the Czech Republic

Proof of sufficient financial resources

Travel medical insurance document

Application Process

1

Secure training arrangement: Obtain confirmation from Czech training organization

2

Collect documents: Gather training agreement, passport, accommodation, health insurance

3

Apply for visa: Submit long-term training visa application at Czech embassy

4

Provide biometrics: Complete fingerprinting at embassy

5

Receive visa: Collect long-term training visa

6

Register in Czech Republic: Upon arrival, register with local authorities

Application Forms

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