Why Study in Czech Republic?
Czech Republic offers high-quality education combined with a rich cultural heritage and a vibrant lifestyle. With many universities providing English-taught programs, the country is becoming an increasingly popular destination for international students. Tuition fees are generally affordable compared to other European countries, and the cost of living is relatively reasonable.
Students in the Czech Republic benefit from reputable academic institutions, a wide range of study programs, and the chance to learn or improve Czech—a valuable Central European language. Studying in the Czech Republic also opens doors to promising career opportunities across the European Union and offers various post-study residence and work pathways in a growing, innovative economy.
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Study Programs in Czech Republic
Study Programs in the Czech Republic for International (including Bangladeshi) Students:
Schooling / Primary & Secondary Education
Available through public, private, and international schools. International and bilingual schools offer globally recognized curricula such as the IB (International Baccalaureate), British, or American systems. Tuition fees apply mainly in private and international schools, while public schools are generally free but teach primarily in Czech.
Diploma & Vocational Programs
The Czech Republic offers various diploma and vocational education and training (VET) programs through secondary vocational schools and specialized colleges. These programs focus on practical, job-oriented skills in areas like engineering, healthcare, IT, hospitality, and manufacturing.
Bachelor’s Degrees
Public and private universities in the Czech Republic offer a wide range of undergraduate programs. While most bachelor’s programs are taught in Czech, many universities offer English-taught bachelor’s degrees, particularly in business, engineering, medicine, and social sciences.
Master’s Degrees
The Czech Republic is known for affordable and internationally recognized master’s programs, many of which are offered in English. Popular fields include business and management, engineering, IT, medicine, arts, law, and environmental sciences.
PhD Programs
Doctoral studies in the Czech Republic are structured under the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) framework and are available at major research universities. PhD candidates often participate in funded research projects and have opportunities in science, technology, medicine, and social sciences.
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Step-by-Step Guide
🇨🇿 Step 1: Research Universities and Programs
Explore Czech universities offering English-taught or Czech-medium programs. Identify institutions and courses that match your academic background and career goals. Popular fields include engineering, medicine, business, IT, and social sciences.
🇨🇿 Step 2: Check Eligibility Requirements
Review academic prerequisites, language requirements (IELTS/TOEFL for English programs or Czech language certificates like the CCE for Czech-taught programs), GPA criteria, and any subject-specific requirements for your chosen study program.
🇨🇿 Step 3: Prepare and Submit Applications
Apply directly through the university’s online portal or the national application system where applicable. Submit all required documents: academic transcripts, CV, motivation letter, recommendation letters, and language proficiency test results. Translate documents into Czech or English if necessary.
🇨🇿 Step 4: Explore Scholarships & Funding Options
Look for scholarships like the Czech Government Scholarships, Erasmus+, university-specific grants, or scholarships from private organizations supporting non-EU students.
🇨🇿 Step 5: Receive Offer and Accept Admission
Once you get the admission offer, follow the university’s instructions to confirm your enrollment. Pay any necessary registration or tuition fees to secure your place.
🇨🇿 Step 6: Apply for Student Visa (Type D – Long-term Visa)
Apply for a Czech student visa at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Dhaka. Submit your acceptance letter, proof of sufficient financial means (bank statements showing funds to cover tuition and approx. €500–700/month living costs), medical insurance, and a police clearance certificate.
🇨🇿 Step 7: Arrange Accommodation and Health Insurance
Book student dormitory housing or private accommodation. Purchase health insurance valid in the Czech Republic covering your entire stay.
🇨🇿 Step 8: Plan Travel and Arrival
After visa approval, book your flight. Keep all important documents ready for immigration—visa, admission letter, proof of funds, accommodation confirmation, and health insurance. Attend any pre-departure orientation sessions if available.
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Explore Our Partner Universities
Academy of Performing Arts in Prague
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🇨🇿 Average Tuition Fees in the Czech Republic (2025)
Primary & Secondary School (International Schools)
€4,000 – €12,000 per year
International schools offering British, American, or IB curricula charge tuition fees. Public primary and secondary schools are free but teach mainly in Czech.
Bachelor’s Degree (Public Universities)
Usually free for programs taught in Czech for EU and non-EU students alike.
For English-taught programs, tuition fees typically range from €2,000 – €6,000 per year, depending on the university and program (e.g., humanities usually less expensive; medicine and engineering often higher).
Master’s Degree (Public Universities)
For English-taught master’s degrees, fees generally range between €3,000 – €7,000 per year. Programs in medicine or technical fields can be at the higher end.
PhD Programs (Public Universities)
PhD studies are often tuition-free if linked to research or scholarships; otherwise, fees range from €1,000 – €3,000 per year for fee-paying international students.
Private Universities / Business Schools (All Levels)
Tuition fees vary widely but usually range from €6,000 – €15,000+ per year. Prestigious MBA or specialized business programs can exceed €20,000 annually.
Visa Categories for Study in Czech Republic
Short-Term Schengen Visa (Type C)
For study-related visits up to 90 days.
Long-Term Visa for Study Purposes
For study stays over 90 days and up to 1 year.
Long-Term Residence Permit for Study Purpose
For degree-seeking students enrolled at accredited Czech universities.
Visa Application Checklist
Czech Republic Student Visa Application Checklist (Bangladesh)
Completed Application Form
Filled out and signed long-term visa application form for the purpose of studies (Type D), available on the website of the Czech Embassy in Dhaka.Valid Passport
Must be valid for at least 3 months beyond the intended stay in the Czech Republic and contain at least two blank pages.Admission Letter
Official acceptance letter from a recognized Czech educational institution confirming full-time enrollment in an accredited program.Proof of Financial Means
Bank statements or official sponsorship/scholarship letter showing sufficient funds to cover tuition, accommodation, and living costs.
As of 2025, students should show access to approx. CZK 100,000–110,000 (~€4,000–€4,400) depending on length of stay.Proof of Accommodation
Document confirming arranged housing in the Czech Republic (e.g., university dormitory confirmation, rental agreement, or host declaration).Passport Photos
Two recent passport-size photos that meet Czech visa photo specifications (white background, 35×45 mm).Travel Itinerary
Tentative flight reservation or travel plan (optional but helpful).Health Insurance
Comprehensive health insurance valid in the Czech Republic for the entire duration of stay, with minimum coverage of EUR 60,000. The policy must be purchased from an approved provider (e.g., PVZP) and submitted with translation if not in Czech.Academic Certificates and Transcripts
Copies of academic qualifications, diplomas, and transcripts of records, officially translated into Czech by a certified translator.Language Proficiency Proof
If required by the institution, submit language test results (e.g., IELTS/TOEFL for English, or Czech language certification for Czech-taught programs).Police Clearance Certificate
Police clearance (certificate of good conduct) from Bangladesh, legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and translated into Czech.Medical Certificate (if required)
In some cases, a medical certificate may be requested stating that you do not suffer from any contagious or serious illnesses. This must be translated into Czech.Parental Consent (If under 18 years old)
Notarized authorization from parents or legal guardians for minors traveling alone or with one parent, translated into Czech.Visa Fee Payment Receipt
Proof of payment of the visa processing fee (approximately CZK 2,500, or local equivalent in BDT). Check current rates with the Czech Embassy.Biometric Data Submission
Schedule an appointment and submit biometric data (fingerprints and photo) at the Czech Embassy in Dhaka.
Additional Notes:
Translations: All documents not in Czech must be officially translated into Czech by a certified translator.
Legalization: Most documents (educational, financial, police clearance) must be legalized/apostilled and verified.
Document Copies: Prepare both originals and photocopies of all submitted documents.
Processing Time: The processing period for student visas can take 60–90 days, so early application is advised.
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Job and PR Pathways After Study
🇨🇿 Job and PR Pathways After Study in the Czech Republic
Job Search Residence Permit (Post-Study Stay Extension):
After completing a recognized degree from a Czech university, international students can apply for a residence permit for the purpose of job search or entrepreneurship. This permit is typically valid for up to 9 months and allows graduates to stay in the Czech Republic while looking for a job or starting a business related to their studies.Employment Opportunities:
The Czech Republic has a growing demand for skilled professionals in sectors such as IT, engineering, manufacturing, healthcare, finance, and logistics. Prague and Brno are hubs for international companies and tech startups, offering increasing numbers of English-speaking roles. However, knowledge of Czech is a major advantage, especially for roles involving public service or customer interaction.Employee Card (Work Permit):
Once a graduate secures a job offer, they can apply for an Employee Card, which serves as both a work and residence permit. The job must align with the graduate’s qualifications and meet salary and labor law requirements. Applications must include a job contract and employer details and are typically processed through the Ministry of the Interior.Permanent Residency (Trvalý pobyt):
After 5 years of continuous legal stay in the Czech Republic (including time spent under a long-term residence permit such as a student visa, with some limitations), individuals may apply for permanent residency. This status allows greater flexibility in the labor market, access to certain public benefits, and fewer administrative obligations.Pathway to Czech Citizenship:
After 5 years of permanent residence (usually a total of 10 years of legal stay), foreigners may become eligible to apply for Czech citizenship. Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the Czech language, knowledge of Czech culture and legal system, and proof of integration into society. Dual citizenship is allowed in many cases.
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Our Support During the Process
We’re with you at every step — from your first consultation to settling into life in the Czech Republic and beyond, ensuring a stress-free, informed, and successful journey.
Personalized consultation at every stage — We take the time to understand your academic goals, financial situation, and personal preferences to guide you toward the best-fit study options in the Czech Republic.
One-on-one support for admission, visa, and travel — Dedicated assistance with university applications, document preparation, student visa submissions, and travel arrangements.
Always accessible — Connect with us via call, WhatsApp, email, or in person — whichever channel is most convenient for you.
Regular updates, reminders, and document reviews — Stay on track with timely updates, important deadline reminders, and careful review of your documents to avoid errors or delays.
Post-arrival check-ins and alumni mentoring — We stay connected after you arrive in the Czech Republic, offering continued support and connecting you with alumni who have successfully made the journey.
Support for job search and PR planning — Get expert guidance on employment opportunities in the Czech Republic, CV/resume improvement, and assistance with post-study work permits and long-term residency planning.
