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D/VC/01 — Long-Term Visa for Family - Parent/Other Relative (Dlouhodobé vízum - rodina, jiný příbuzný)
VisasCzech RepublicD/VC/01 — Long-Term Visa for Family - Parent/Other Relative (Dlouhodobé vízum - rodina, jiný příbuzný)
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D/VC/01 — Long-Term Visa for Family - Parent/Other Relative (Dlouhodobé vízum - rodina, jiný příbuzný)

Residency Pathway Dependents Allowed

At a Glance

Processing Time

Varies

Estimated Cost

CZK Kč 2,500

Varies by filing options

Stay Duration

Varies (Duration depends on training program length)

Renewable

Renewal

Renewable

Family

Dependents allowed

PR Pathway

None

Sponsor

No job offer needed

Work

Remote not required

Official Information

Overview

Long-term visa for parents, grandparents, or other dependent relatives joining a family member in the Czech Republic.

The Long-Term Visa for Family (Parent/Other Relative) is a specialized category intended for dependent family members, such as elderly parents or grandparents, who need to join a relative residing in the Czech Republic. Unlike the spouse or minor child categories, this visa is granted on a more restrictive basis and is primarily reserved for individuals who cannot care for themselves due to medical conditions or advanced age. The applicant must demonstrate a clear, documented dependency on the sponsor in the Czech Republic, making this a humanitarian-focused route for family reunification.

Because this visa is not a general right for all relatives, the Ministry of the Interior conducts a thorough assessment of each case. Applicants must provide robust evidence of their relationship and their specific need for care, which the sponsor in the Czech Republic must be prepared to provide. This visa allows dependent relatives to live with their family, ensuring they receive the necessary support in a stable environment. It is a vital option for families facing the challenges of caring for elderly or vulnerable members across international borders, provided all strict qualification criteria regarding dependency and financial self-sufficiency are met.

Conversion Paths

Visas you can typically switch to from this status.

D/VC/01 — Long-Term Residence for Family Reunification (Povolení k dlouhodobému pobytu - sloučení rodiny)
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D/VC/01 — Long-Term Residence for Family Reunification (Povolení k dlouhodobému pobytu - sloučení rodiny)

ValidityVaries (Duration depends on training program length)
ProcessingVaries
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Requirements

PUBLISHED REQUIREMENTS

Applicant must be a dependent parent, grandparent, or other dependent relative of a third-country national holding a valid long-term or permanent residence permit.

Must prove dependency (e.g., inability to care for oneself due to medical reasons or advanced age, typically over 65).

Must provide proof of accommodation in the Czech Republic.

Must provide proof of sufficient financial resources to cover the stay.

Must provide valid travel medical insurance.

Must provide proof of family relationship (birth certificates, etc., officially translated and apostilled/legalized).

Subject to strict assessment by the Ministry of the Interior regarding the necessity of the reunification.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Completed long-term visa application form

Valid travel document (passport)

Two recent passport-sized photographs

Proof of family relationship (birth/marriage certificates, officially translated and apostilled/legalized)

Proof of dependency (medical reports or evidence of financial/personal reliance)

Proof of accommodation in the Czech Republic

Proof of sufficient financial resources

Travel medical insurance document

Application Process

1

Secure training arrangement: Obtain confirmation from Czech training organization

2

Collect documents: Gather training agreement, passport, accommodation, health insurance

3

Apply for visa: Submit long-term training visa application at Czech embassy

4

Provide biometrics: Complete fingerprinting at embassy

5

Receive visa: Collect long-term training visa

6

Register in Czech Republic: Upon arrival, register with local authorities

Application Forms

Long-Term Training Visa Application—
Official Information

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