Admission and a Czech long-stay study visa, handled end to end by the Aval Visa team: choosing the university, preparing the file, and the residence permit that follows once you arrive in Europe.
Possible in some cases
English or Czech
60 to 90 days on average
About CZK 2,500
The UK Student route is for people who want to study at a British university or college. You need an offer and a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies from a licensed sponsor before you can apply.
Germany is a strong choice for international students, with public universities that charge little or no tuition.
Canada remains one of the strongest destinations for international students, and this is the route Aval Visa is licensed to advise on.
1Choose a programme and check the entry requirements
2Apply to the university and secure your letter of acceptance
3Prepare and certify documents, then book the consulate appointment
4Submit the application, then collect your residence card after arrival
Some universities grant conditional admission, but the consulate normally expects evidence of your language level.
Yes. Students in accredited programmes can work part time alongside their studies without a separate work permit.
The first long-stay visa is usually issued for up to one year. After that you apply for a long-term residence permit for study.
You can ask for the reasons for the refusal to be reviewed. The request goes to the same office, in writing, within 15 days of the decision being delivered.
It is possible. Permanent residence normally follows five years of continuous residence, and time spent as a student counts at half its length.
Have your Czech study plan reviewed free of charge. We check your admission, your funds and your document set before you book the consulate appointment, so nothing avoidable holds the application up.
