How to get a Czech Republic visa from Cambodia

• Czech Republic issues a visitor visa to individuals who want to travel to the country for visitation purposes.
• It is a short-stay visa valid for a period of 90 days every six months.
• This visa cannot be used to study or work while in the Czech Republic.
• Individuals who would be staying with their relatives during their trip or with a host are to submit an invitation letter.
• The invitation letter should contain the host's address and contact details.
• If you do not have a host, you must have an accommodation reservation which could be a hotel or a rented apartment.
• The Czech Republic is a Schengen country and therefore abides with the Schengen rule.
• All travellers to the Schengen republic are to have travel medical insurance which would be used to cover any emergency that might come up during their stay.
• This medical insurance should be worth a minimum of 30,000 euros and should be valid for the duration of your stay in the Schengen area.
• Before applying for your visa, ensure that you have sufficient funds as proof would be required during the application.
• The proof could be in the form of a recent bank statement, payslip or salary records.
• Frech Embassy issues visa for a few Schengen countries including Czech Republic.

• This visa is issued for commercial and trade activities in the Czech Republic.
• It is usually issued as a short-stay visa and is valid for 90 days but if you have to stay for a longer time then you can apply for a type D, long-stay visa.
• With this visa, you can negotiate and sign contracts, attend business meetings, conferences and seminars.
• Those attending conferences are to present proof of pre-registration for the conference during the visa application.
• Note that all fees paid for the visa application are non-negotiable and non-refundable even if the visa is denied.
• Employed applicants are to present a letter from their employer in Cambodia stating their position at work, salary earned and that the trip is approved.
• The host company also is to issue an invitation letter which should state the exact purpose and duration of the visit.
• If your employer or the host company in Czech Republic would sponsor your trip, it should be stated in the letters they are to send.
• This visa does not grant the individual permission to seek employment or to apply for public funds in the country.
• Do not overstay your Schengen visa. You would be deported regardless of your reasons for overstaying.

The Czech Republic is known for its beautiful landscapes, villages, mountains, etc., especially its capital and largest city, Prague. Prague is one of Europe's most visited cities and as such offers lots of breathtaking sceneries. On a trip to the Czech Republic, you can start exploring from Prague.