Embassy of the Czech Republic in Russia, addresses of consular departments and visa centers of the Czech Republic

Czech Embassy in Russia, consulates and visa centers

Embassy of the Czech Republic in Moscow

mzv.cz/moscow
Address: st. Yu. Fuchika 12/14 building 6

tel.

Consulate General of the Czech Republic in St. Petersburg

Consular districts: Republic of Karelia Regions: Arkhangelsk, Leningrad, Murmansk, Novgorod, Pskov

mzv.cz/petersburg

Address: st. Tverskaya 5

tel.

Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Yekaterinburg

Consular districts of the republics: Altai, Buryatia, Sakha (Yakutia), Tyva, Khakassia Regions: Altai, Krasnoyarsk, Primorsky, Khabarovsk Regions: Amur, Irkutsk, Kamchatka, Kemerovo, Kurgan, Magadan, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Sakhalin, Sverdlovsk, Tomsk, Tyumen , Chelyabinsk, Chita, Jewish Autonomous Region Autonomous districts: Aginsky Buryat, Koryak, Taimyr (Dolgano-Nenets), Ust-Orda Buryat, Khanty-Mansiysk, Chukotka, Evenkiy, Yamalo-Nenets.

mzv.cz/yekaterinburg

Address: st. Gogol 15

tel.+7

Honorary Consulate of the Czech Republic in Nizhny Novgorod

Address: st. Minina 18

tel: +7 (910) 382-6875

Honorary Consulate of the Czech Republic in Khanty-Mansiysk

Address: st. Mira 38

tel: (34671) 90-600

Non-working and closed days in 2015:

All Saturdays and Sundays

Czech holidays, non-working days:

January 1 - New Year; Day of restoration of an independent Czech state, April 6 - Easter Monday, May 1 - Labor Day, May 8 - Victory Day (Liberation Day), July 6 - Burning of Jan Hus Day, September 28 - Czech Statehood Day, October 28 - Day of the formation of an independent Czechoslovak state states, November 17 - Day of the Fight for Freedom and Democracy, December 24-25 - Christmas

Opening hours of the Czech Consulate in Moscow

The diplomatic mission of the Czech Republic in the capital of the Russian Federation receives visitors according to the following schedule:

Acceptance of applications (Monday-Friday) for a Schengen visa: from 9.00 to 12.00, at the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Czech Republic for a long-term visa: from 9.00 to 12.00, at the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Czech Republic
Issuance of visas (Monday-Friday) Schengen: from 13.30 to 15.30, at the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Czech Republic Long-term: from 14.00 to 14.30 (in the first half of the day you must bring an insurance policy and a foreign passport).
Weekends are Saturday and Sunday.
Additional days off are state and national holidays of the Russian Federation and the Czech Republic. You can view the list on the official website of the Czech Embassy.

Czech Republic visa centers in Russia

czechvac-ru.com

Czech Republic Visa Center in Moscow

Address: st. Suschevsky Val 31, building 2 tel. contact center: (495) 504-36-54, (499) 681-1356

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in St. Petersburg

Address: st. Shpalernaya 35 tel. (812) 438-42-10

Visa center of the Czech Republic in Vladivostok

Address: Okeansky Avenue 17, office 601 tel.

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Yekaterinburg

Address: st. Karl Liebknecht 22 office 313 tel.

Visa center of the Czech Republic in Irkutsk

Address: st. Karl Liebknechta 121, office 9

tel.

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Kazan

Address: st. Tazi Gizzata 4

tel.

Visa center of the Czech Republic in Kaliningrad

Address: Leninsky pr., 87-91

tel.+7 (4012) 658-111

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Krasnodar

Address: st. Komsomolskaya 6 A

tel.

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Krasnoyarsk

Address: st. Maerchaka, 16

tel.

Visa center of the Czech Republic in Murmansk

Address: st. Green, 76

tel.+7(812) 438-42-10

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Nizhny Novgorod

Address: st. Osharskaya, 16

tel.

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Novosibirsk

Address: st. Sibirskaya 57

tel.

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Omsk

Address: st. Frunze 1, building 4, office 713

tel.

Czech Republic visa center in Perm

Address: st. Lenina, 26, off. 209 tel., 8 342 207 99 38

Czech Republic visa center in Pskov

Address: Rizhsky Prospekt, 60 tel.+7

Czech Republic visa center in Rostov-on-Don

Address: st. Trolleybusnaya, 24/2v, 2nd floor

tel.

Czech Republic visa center in Samara

Address: st. Michurina, 78 of. 2, 2nd floor, tel.8

Czech Republic visa center in Saratov

Address: st. Vavilova, 38/114. office 2a tel.8

Czech Republic visa center in Smolensk

Address: st. Rylenkova 40 tel., +7 (499) 681-13-56.

Visa center of the Czech Republic in Ufa

Address: Gogol str. 53 tel.

Visa center in Khabarovsk

Address: st. Istomina, 22a

tel. 8 421 400 383

Only Schengen visa applications can be submitted at regional visa centers. Applications for a long-term visa, long-term and permanent residence permit should be submitted directly to the diplomatic missions of the Czech Republic in the Russian Federation (Consular Section of the Czech Embassy in Moscow, the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in St. Petersburg and the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Yekaterinburg).

Please note that from September 14, 2015, all applicants must be present in person at the Visa Application Centers when applying for a visa to the Czech Republic to have their biometric data collected. The exception is children under 12 years of age. After 12 years of age, children also need to be present in person when applying.

Removing biometric information

To apply for a visa, you must go through the biometric data collection procedure. Please note that this procedure is not carried out for every application, but only once every five years - all this time, information about you will be stored in a single database for applying for Schengen visas.

As a rule, this procedure takes a short amount of time and is performed directly at the visa center where you will submit your application.

There are several important rules, following which you can be sure that you will receive a visa. It is necessary to submit only correctly executed documents, which are created in accordance with the examples on the consulate website.

It is also necessary to submit only truthful information supported by documents. Immediately decide on your place of residence and book it - changing the hotel after submitting your application is not recommended. Be calm, confident, check the documentation and don’t be late if you signed up in advance.

Czech Republic visa centers in Ukraine

Czech Republic Visa Center in Kyiv

Business, Sports Square, 1-A, 8th floor

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Dnepropetrovsk

Business, ave. Karla Marksa, 22, 2nd floor

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Odessa

st. Staroportofrankovskaya, 103-A

Applicants who are registered in: Vinnitsa, Zhytomyr, Kiev, Kirovograd, Nikolaev, Odessa, Poltava, Sumy, Khmelnytsky, Cherkassy, Chernihiv, Donetsk, Dnepropetrovsk, Zaporozhye, Lugansk, Kharkov, can submit documents to the Visa Center of the cities of Kiev, Dnepropetrovsk and Odessa, Kherson regions and Crimea.

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Lviv

Shopping center "Forum Lviv", st. Pod Dubom, 7-B, 2nd floor

Visa center of the Czech Republic in Ivano-Frankivsk

st. King Danilo, 37

Czech Republic Visa Application Center in Uzhgorod

st. Kapushanskaya, 92

Applicants who are registered in Volyn, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Transcarpathian, Rivne, Ternopil and Chernivtsi regions can submit documents to the Visa Center of Lviv and Uzhgorod.

Contacts

You can contact the Czech Consulate in Moscow by calling:

Applicants can also send an email to:

[email protected]

For questions regarding a short-term visa, please contact the following contact number:

If you need information about a long-term visa, you can contact the operator:

You can make an appointment in advance by calling the contact center

Calls are accepted from the beginning of the working day until noon and from 13.00 to 15.30.

Sign up for submission of documents

Before submitting documents, you must make an appointment in advance for a specific day and time. Each family member must be registered separately. This also applies to children who are included in their parents’ passports. Registration for Schengen visas can be made by calling:

Please note that a limited number of people are accepted during reception hours. Before submitting documents, you need to visit the organization's website for a visa application. Fill out the form, indicate the date and sign. You must fill out the form in Latin letters. It is recommended to write in block letters. The text must be legible.

Attention! Applications that are not completed according to the established requirements will not be accepted.

The applicant can submit an application and accompanying documents personally or through close relatives and third parties. Relatives are required to provide written confirmation of relationship. Authorized persons provide a power of attorney certified by a notary. Applicants must prepare the following documents:

Passport of a citizen of the country;
International passport;
Photo 3x4;
Medical insurance;
Written confirmation of the availability of funds for subsistence during the trip;
Confirmation of housing availability.

If persons who have not reached the age of majority are traveling on a trip, a Birth Certificate is added to the documents. It is required to issue a power of attorney for the child to leave, certified by a notary. This is necessary in cases where a child goes on a trip accompanied by one of the parents. All documents are submitted by parents and also affixed their signature. If a child goes on a trip unaccompanied by his parents, he must sign the application himself.

In November 2021, new rules for registering for a long-term visa came into force. To make an appointment, you must send a request to the following email address:

[email protected]

What information to include in the letter can be found here.

If during the trip the applicant changes, for example, a hotel, he must inform the Consular Section about this by sending an email. Otherwise, the visa may be invalidated.

Please note that since 2015, in order to travel to the Schengen countries, you must provide biometric data. The result of the fingerprinting procedure is stored for 59 months. All members of the Schengen area have access to it. People who are physically unable to do so and children under twelve years of age are exempt from undergoing the fingerprint scanning procedure. When an applicant travels for the first time and does not have biometrics submitted, he cannot authorize another person to apply for a visa in his place.

Schedule

During Covid-19 restrictions, the Visa Application Center is open from Monday to Wednesday from 10:00 to 14:00.

Open Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 16:00, excluding holidays. These include not only official Russian holidays, but also Czech ones. For example, Czech Statehood Day is September 28 and Czech Independence Day is October 28.

Applications are accepted from 09:00 to 18:00, passport issuance is from 11:00 to 16:00, additional issuance is from 18:00 to 20:00 on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

How long does it take to get a visa?

On average, the processing time for a visa application to the Czech Republic is about 5 days from the date of registration of documents at the Embassy. Express review of documents is also possible, which usually takes 3 business days. Please note that applicants who contact an intermediary - a visa center - will be able to obtain a visa later due to the need to use courier services.

Important! The Czech Embassy may delay documents for up to 30 days if there is a need to provide additional documents or in case of other unforeseen situations.

Please also note that all applications from applicants are considered on an individual basis, so depending on the type of visa, as well as the specific situation, the processing time for documents may vary. It is recommended to process the entry document to the Czech Republic in advance and plan your trip after receiving the visa.