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Requirements for Studying in the Czech Republic
1. Basic Admission Requirements
Applicants must have completed high school with documented academic records. Universities may require certified translations of transcripts and diplomas in Czech or English to verify qualifications.
2. Language Proficiency
For Czech-taught programs, students need at least a B1/B2 level in Czech, often proven through a test or language certificate. English-taught programs typically require a B2-level English certificate, like IELTS or TOEFL, depending on the university. Certificate not required for native speakers.
3. Application Process
Applications are generally submitted through university websites. Requirements usually include transcripts, identification, a statement of purpose and sometimes recommendation letters or test scores. Our experts can guide you throught the process, stress free.
4. Entrance Exams
Some programs, especially in fields like medicine or engineering, may require entrance exams ( we will help you with this) or interviews. Check with your university for specific requirements in your chosen field of study.
5. Student Visa Requirements
Non-EU students need to apply for a long-term student visa, requiring proof of acceptance, financial resources, health insurance and confirmed accommodation. Processing times vary, so apply early. With our services, we will arrange this for you.
6. Health and Insurance
Health insurance is mandatory for all international students and should cover medical treatment in the Czech Republic throughout your studies. With our services, we will arrange this for you.
7. Financial Requirements
Monthly living costs range from $400-800 depending on location and lifestyle. Additional expenses may include application fees, tuition (if applicable), costs for accommodation and insurance.
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FAQ
Is it possible to study in English in the Czech Republic?
Yes, many universities in the Czech Republic offer programs in English for international students. These include bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs. We’ll guide you in choosing the programs that best suit your needs.
Can I study for free?
Yes. If you speak Czech (B2 level) and you are under 26 years, you can study in Czech Republic for free.
What are the housing options for international students?
There are more options: On the university dormitories or in private accommodations.
When should I start applying to universities?
The sooner the better. Each case is unique, so the entire process can take some time depending on various factors. Therefore, it is always better to allow enough time to process all the needed documents.
Is there an age limit for studying at universities in the Czech Republic?
For a paid program it is unlimited. For free study the age limit is 26, after 26 then it is paid by the student.
How much does it cost to live in the Czech Republic per month as a student?
It’s always individual. However average living cost is between $400-800 per month, depending on the city of study and the level of accomodation you choose.