ISN is a very unique institution, which aims to provide information about higher education and connect students from all over the world in Prague, Czech Republic.
About us
What we do
How to get the study visa?
Students from countries outside the EU have to turn to the local Czech Embassy or Consulate and apply for a student visa. Please note, that the whole procedure requires some paperwork and can take up to 60 days, so it is recommended to apply for the visa well in advance. The regulations for obtaining visas change from time to time, so the information listed here should be considered as guidelines only. You should always consult your local Czech Embassy or Consulate or check the website of the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic for the latest information regarding visa requirements.
After you pass your entrance exams successfully and pay tuition fee, you will receive an original acceptance letter by DHL from the university for your visa purposes.
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Accommodation
Choose where you want to stay, pay the deposit and receive an original accommodation confirmation with a supportive documents from the provider.
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Other Documents
Prepare the rest of the documents. Make sure that all of them are legalized (or superlegalized) and translated to Czech language if requested.
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Embassy Application
In most cases to apply for the embassy appointment you have to send an email. Check the specific procedure at the local Czech Embassy or Consulate.
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Embassy Interview
Prepare yourself for the embassy interview. You'll be asked a couple of questions in order to verify your motivation to study.
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Waiting Time
Study visa decisions usually take up to 60 working days. We, as ISN, have no influence on this process. You can also verify your visa decision status online.
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Medical Insurance
After your visa decision is granted, you have to provide a comprehensive health insurance for foreigners in order to receive it in your passport.
Helena Hedvickova WeChat: H18310232732 Tel: +86 183 1023 2732 For the translation you can ask any official translation agency, which can translate your documents to the Czech language and authorise it by stamp, or signature. Then the legalization of this translation will be provided by the Consular Section of the Embassy of Czech Republic in Beijing.
Colombia
Anna Oviedo E-mail: annaoviedo@email.cz
Comoros
Congo
Costa Rica
Croatia
Cuba
In Cuba there is no official Czech-Spanish translator registered in the Czech Republic. Embassy of Czech Republic in Havana can do the legalization of translation, i.e. if you have your document translated with an unofficial translator, the Embassy can check and legalize the translation, providing it with a stamp and verification clause.
Applicants have to translate their documents to English, then legalize them at the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then superlegalize at our Embassy and after that send them to the Czech Republic for translation to Czech. There is not any authorized Czech translator in Iran. The procedure of legalization at Iranian ministries is obligatory. Czech translation can be also provided by a translation office in UAE or Turkey, but unfortunately it must be then legalized by Czech Embassy in the given country.
Al Amrti Translations Bureau E-mail: amritrans@yahoo.com / amritrans@gmail.com Durrat Al Shmoua for Certified Translation E-mail: dorrah.translation@gmail.com Tel: +96 654 000 9856 Dr. Mohammed Saad Jarrar E-mail: dr.jarrar1959@yahoo.com
Senegal
Serbia
Singapore
Slovakia
Documents are accepted in Slovak language. There is no need of translation.
In South Korea there is no official Czech-Korean translator registered in the Czech Republic. Embassy of Czech Republic in Seoul can do the legalization of translation, i.e. if you have your document translated with an unofficial translator, the Embassy can check and legalize the translation, providing it with a stamp and verification clause.
In Tajikistan there is no official Czech-Russian translator registered in the Czech Republic. Embassy of Czech Republic in Tashkent can do the legalization of translation, i.e. if you have your document translated with an unofficial translator from Russian or English languages, the Embassy can check and legalize the translation, providing it with a stamp and verification clause. Please, note that the Embassy cannot check and legalize the translations from Tajik language.
In Uzbekistan there is no official Czech-Russian translator registered in the Czech Republic. Embassy of Czech Republic in Tashkent can do the legalization of translation, i.e. if you have your document translated with an unofficial translator from Russian or English languages, the Embassy can check and legalize the translation, providing it with a stamp and verification clause. Please, note that the Embassy cannot check and legalize the translations from Uzbek language.