Yes, many universities in the Czech Republic offer programs taught entirely in English, especially at the bachelor's and master's level. You can choose from a wide range of fields, and language proficiency is required for admission

Start by selecting your desired program and university. Submit the online application with all required documents, such as academic transcripts, proof of language proficiency, and a statement of purpose. Each university may have its unique requirements, so review them carefully

Typically, you will need:

• Completed application form

• Academic transcripts and diplomas (often officially translated to Czech or English)

• Proof of language proficiency (IELTS or equivalent for English programs, optional)

• Letters of recommendation

• A motivation letter or personal statement

After receiving your acceptance letter, apply for a long-term student visa at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in your country. You must provide documents including the acceptance letter, accommodation confirmation, proof of financial means, a bank statement, and a legalized criminal record certificate. The entire process can take up to 120 days, so apply as early as possible

You must provide recent bank statements showing you have sufficient funds to cover your stay. If using a parent’s account, a financial guarantee letter is required. Only documents verified by the bank (stamped and signed) are accepted

If your visa application is denied, you may be eligible for a partial refund of the fees paid. Here’s how it works:

• Admission Assistance & Tuition Fees: You will receive an 80% refund of the admission assistance service fee and university tuition fees (in some cases, up to 100%, depending on the university’s administrative policies).

• Non-Refundable Costs: The remaining 20% covers administrative expenses already processed. Additionally, any third-party fees paid directly to universities (e.g., application fees) or government offices (e.g., visa fees) are non-refundable.

• Required Documentation: To initiate the refund process, you must provide official visa rejection documents.

Please note that refund eligibility may vary based on university policies. For further details, contact our support team.

Global Grad offers step-by-step guidance, including document preparation, university application submission, arranging accommodation, support for legalization of documents, and personalized advice throughout the process. We are always available to answer questions and provide updates

While we do not directly provide airport pickup, we help you arrange reliable transport services from Prague Airport to your accommodation. We also give you advice to avoid issues and remain available for emergencies upon your arrival, ensuring support if unforeseen situations arise

We assist in coordinating your arrival and check-in process. Staff from your university or dormitory typically handle the direct check-in, but we provide clear instructions and support. Personal orientation may be available through your university’s Welcome Office or similar services

Missing document deadlines can seriously impact your university application process. If you fail to submit required documents on time, your application may be considered incomplete and could be rejected by the university. Delays may also affect your eligibility for certain programs, accommodation options, and your ability to begin the visa application process promptly. It’s essential to follow all deadlines closely. Global Grad will provide reminders and guidance to help you stay organized and submit all required documents on schedule.

Yes! The Czech Republic allows international students to work under these conditions:

Part-Time Work (During Studies)

• Non-EU Students: Up to 20 hours per week with a valid long-term student residence permit.

• EU Students: No restrictions on working hours.

Full-Time Work (After Residency Permit Conversion)

• Once your student residence permit is converted to a standard long-term residency card, you can work full-time without restrictions.

Popular Student Job Sectors

• Hospitality (cafés, restaurants)

• Retail & customer service

• Tutoring & language teaching

• University research/assistant roles

Important Notes

• Your studies must remain your primary purpose—work should not affect academic performance.

• Some scholarships may have additional restrictions (check your terms).

• Always confirm the latest rules with your university’s international office or Czech immigration authorities.

Working helps cover expenses and gain experience—just follow visa regulations!

Choosing the right university program depends on your academic interests, career goals, and personal preferences. Start by researching programs offered in your field at various Czech universities, considering factors such as language of instruction, curriculum, tuition fees, and location. Review each program’s admission requirements to ensure you qualify. It’s also helpful to read about student experiences, employment outcomes, and the university’s international reputation. Global Grad can assist you with personalized guidance, helping match your profile and aspirations to suitable programs, and provide insights on which path may best serve your future plans.

All third-country students, must register with the Czech Foreign Police within 3 days of arrival, unless living in university dormitories (where registration is handled automatically). If staying in private housing, students must visit the police in person with their passport, registration form, health insurance proof, and lease agreement (often in Czech)

If you move to a different address, you must report your new address to the Foreign Police and complete the registration process again within the specified timeframe

Our onboarding package is designed to help you settle in smoothly upon arrival. It includes essential items and services to ease your transition, such as:

• Basic Household Essentials (utensils, cookware, bedding)

• Czech SIM Card (with preloaded credit)

• Public Transport Guide (ticketing info, routes, and travel tips)

• Bank Account Assistance (guidance on opening a local account)

This package is offered for a separate fee and is not included in the admission assistance service. It helps reduce initial living costs and simplifies your early days in a new country.

For pricing and availability, please contact our support team.

You can always reach out to Global Grad’s support team for help with any problems or emergencies. In addition, universities have international offices which provide advice, arrange meetings, and share resources for new students, addressing both academic and practical needs