As you prepare for your upcoming trip to the Czech Republic – whether for business or pleasure – it is important to become familiar with the country’s entry requirements. The Czech Republic is considered one of the Schengen countries.
What does this mean? This is a group of countries that have signed the Schengen agreement. As part of this agreement, these countries do not require a visa if you are entering the country for up to 90 days within any 180 day period for business or pleasure. If you plan on studying or working in the Czech Republic, you will need to apply for a visa 3-4 months in advance. No matter what reason brings you to the Czech Republic, you are required to have Czech Republic Visa Insurance.
Czech Republic Visa Insurance is required for any foreigner entering the country and you will need to bring proof of insurance that meets the following:
- Valid coverage throughout Czech Republic
- Valid during the entire period that you will be in the Czech Republic
- Coverage for at least $45,000 USD (or € 30,000)
- Coverage including repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical care and/or emergency treatment in a hospital
According to the US State Department, a health insurance card will generally be accepted as proof of insurance to enter the country. With some Czech Republic visa insurance plans, you will receive a visa letter that is designed specifically to meet these requirements.
The Atlas Travel plan provides Czech Republic visa Insurance, covering travelers outside their home country. Not only will this plan meet the listed requirements, but after purchase, you will have access to your account where you can print out a tailored letter that will comply with the Czech Republic visa insurance requirements. With this plan, you can choose your dates of coverage, providing coverage anywhere from 5 days up until 1 year, and the plan can also be renewed for three years if you intend to stay longer.
If you are interested in learning more about this plan, please do not hesitate to contact us for more information.
Category: Country Insurance Requirements
Tags: Czech Republic Travel Insurance, Czech Republic Visa Insurance, schengen visa insurance
Apart from Czech Republic visa insurance , do you also issue Czech Republic business formal invitation letter? How much does it cost
After you purchase either plan, you will immediately receive a confirmation e-mail. In this e-mail, it will contain your insurance card, letter of coverage, receipt and policy details. You can simply print these documents out to show proof of coverage. You will also have access to Student Zone to get your visa letter which will show proof of coverage for your visa requirement. You can print this out at Student Zone. You can view rates for the Travel Medical plan under premiums.
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My Daughter kayla will be attending college in the Czech republic in sept 2013 . We are required to have a student medical insurance with coverage of at least 60,000 euro, The requirements had some very specific requirements of coverage, and wondering if you can help with this. thanks in advance for your reply. IM hoping to get this done asap.
Hi Linda,
We would be happy to assist you with this – if you can please email us at info@internationalstudentinsurance.com or call us we can assist you personally: http://www.internationalstudentinsurance.com/contact/
Thanks
Sorry one other thing, we live in the state of Oregon in the u.s. if that makes any difference