Czech Republic visa for Kyrgyz citizens

Our service fee is from $100; the consular fee is paid separately. You pay once the visa is issued.

For short courses of up to 90 days — yes, a Schengen visa is enough. For longer study, such as a semester or a full programme at a Czech university, you need a national D visa — that is a general Schengen rule, not something specific to the Czech Republic.

Yes. A Schengen visa issued by the consulate of the Czech Republic is valid across the whole Schengen area within the dates and number of days shown on the visa. What matters is that your actual trip matches the itinerary you declared — consulates check this when you apply next time.

No earlier than six months and, as a rule, no later than 15 calendar days before the trip — that is the general rule of the EU Visa Code. In practice, start six to eight weeks ahead: appointment queues grow in the high season, and certificates and bank statements take time to obtain.

You pay for our visa services once the visa is issued — that has been our rule from the start. Consular fees are paid separately under the rules of the relevant consulate; where the fee is already included, the price list says so.

Whichever suits you: cash at the office, bank transfer, card transfer or QR code. You pay for visa services once the visa is issued.

The consulate always decides, and the honest answer is no — nobody can guarantee it. What we do guarantee is our part: accurate forms, a complete and coherent document set and interview preparation. If we can see the odds are poor, we will tell you straight away.

Yes, most of the work is done remotely: you send documents and details over WhatsApp, we check and complete everything. You only need to attend in person where the consulate requires it — for biometrics or an interview, for example.

Russian, Kyrgyz, Kazakh and English. Forms and documents are completed in the language the consulate requires — usually English or the destination country's language.