PEXPATS’
Application Forms Generator
Use Pexpats’ Application Forms Generator to create and download official application forms for Czech Immigration and Tax offices. Simply select between Immigration or Tax categories, find an application form, and complete a survey to generate official documents.
This tool is free for public use, and requires no additional action to download completed application forms. Find application forms for MVCR, temporary / permanent residency, student or employment visas, and for communication with Czech tax authorities.
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FROM 9.900 CZK
EU citizens in need of residency in the Czech Republic
Citizens of Norway, Liechtenstein, Iceland and Switzerland
EU citizens to arrange a birth number (rodne cislo)
coming soon
Student visas for attendance at AAU and other Czech universities
First-time student visa arrangements for non-EU internationals
coming soon
First Czech Employee Card or Blue Card
Employee Card or Blue Card renewals
coming soon
Full registration of trade license
Registration for income tax
Registration of social security
Registration of health insurance
Guidance on making contributions
coming soon
Calculation of income tax and contributions
Freelance income tax reporting
Social security payment calculations
Health insurance payment calculations
Guidance on tax and mandatory contributions
coming soon
Czech Light VAT registration and arrangement of VAT number
Monthly Light VAT applications and reporting
The Application Forms Generator helps expats find, fill in, and download official applications for Czech Immigration and Tax Offices. This tool is completely free for public use, and enables anybody to generate official documents by completing a quick survey. Users simply fill in their information, and then preview / download application forms for different offices.
The answers you provide to complete official documents will only be used to generate your official application form. Pexpats’ processes all information in accordance with GDPR / EU data laws. We do not share any information with 3rd parties, and we only use your data if you share it with us voluntarily as a client of Pexpats.
It is possible to submit some immigration forms either by post, Data Box (Datové schránky), or email with electronic signature. These include reporting changes or a loss, applications for registration / history of residence / extension of residency, or appeals / appointment requests. However, there are many application forms which you must submit in-person. That, or have somebody submit documents on your behalf, remotely under Power of Attorney (like Pexpats).
Procedures you will need to complete in-person (or through legal representation) often involve residency permits and visa requests. These include for example collecting biometric data, new residency permit documents, or a foreigner’s passport / travel identity. Other reasons applicants need to appear in-person can be to receive a visa in a travel document, register arrival, conduct an interview, or receive a departure order.
If you submitted an application in-person, your reference number will be on a confirmation paper the office gives you. The number is formatted as: OAM-12345/XX-20YY. If you made the application by post, Data Box, or email by electronic signature, you will need to call to learn the reference number. In this case, the foreigner’s client center can provide a reference number usually a few days after the submission of an application.
It is possible to check the status of an immigration application online through the official web portal for foreigners. To do this, you will need the reference number of your application. Alternatively, it is possible to go in-person to the office responsible for your application, or to request in writing an official notification on the state of your proceedings. Note: It is not possible for information hotline operators to share the status of an application by phone.