Applicants for a Bachelor’s and Master’s study programme pursued in the Czech language shall submit the
following documents in two counterparts through the pertinent Mission (upon request):
1. Application Form for a Scholarship of the Government of the CR (“Application Form”) that meets
the requirements stated in Chapter 3.1;
2. CV with a focus on studies and employment;
3. Photocopy of his/her passport, if issued;
4. Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Granting of Scholarships
of the Government of the Czech Republic (signed in his/her own hand!);
5. Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Provision of Healthcare
(signed in his/her own hand!);
6. Affirmation on Return to the Sending Country upon Completion of Studies (signed in his/her own
hand!);
7. Legalised copy of his/her birth certificate with a legalised translation into the Czech language;
8. Medical confirmation about the applicant’s health no more than two months old, with a legalised
translation into English or into Czech;
9. Legalised copy of a foreign certificate (i.e., proof of completed secondary education) with a legalised
translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter entered in the list of experts and
interpreters in the CR;
10. Document proving the content and scope of education completed at a foreign school (i.e., a list of
subjects studied in individual years at a secondary school, duration and/or confirmation of the scope of
vocational education) with a legalised translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter
entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the CR;
11. Document proving that the school is recognised by the state pursuant to whose legal order the foreign
certificate has been issued and that it belongs to its system of education, if this fact is not clear from
the foreign certificate, with a legalised translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter
entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the CR.
Applicants for a Bachelor’s and a Master’s study programme pursued in the Czech language who have a
command of Czech and thus do not wish to undertake the one-year-long language and preparatory studies
and who may prove their Czech language knowledge by means of an official document (attestation,
certificate or confirmation) shall be registered as substitutes. These applicants shall fill in the electronic
application form and shall complete the admission procedure themselves on the dates stipulated by the
given public HEI in the CR. If these applicants present a certificate of enrolment for studies in the Czech
language at a public HEI in the given academic year before the given academic year commences or at the Page 8 of 26
latest at its commencement, they may be granted a scholarship from a pool of unused scholarships offered
by the Government of the CR for the given academic year.
Applicants for a Bachelor’s and Master’s study programme pursued in the Czech language shall submit the
following documents in two counterparts through the pertinent Mission (upon request):
1. Application Form for a Scholarship of the Government of the CR (“Application Form”) that meets
the requirements stated in Chapter 3.1;
2. CV with a focus on studies and employment;
3. Photocopy of his/her passport, if issued;
4. Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Granting of Scholarships
of the Government of the Czech Republic (signed in his/her own hand!);
5. Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Provision of Healthcare
(signed in his/her own hand!);
6. Affirmation on Return to the Sending Country upon Completion of Studies (signed in his/her own
hand!);
7. Legalised copy of his/her birth certificate with a legalised translation into the Czech language;
8. Medical confirmation about the applicant’s health no more than two months old, with a legalised
translation into English or into Czech;
9. Legalised copy of a foreign certificate (i.e., proof of completed secondary education) with a legalised
translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter entered in the list of experts and
interpreters in the CR;
10. Document proving the content and scope of education completed at a foreign school (i.e., a list of
subjects studied in individual years at a secondary school, duration and/or confirmation of the scope of
vocational education) with a legalised translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter
entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the CR;
11. Document proving that the school is recognised by the state pursuant to whose legal order the foreign
certificate has been issued and that it belongs to its system of education, if this fact is not clear from
the foreign certificate, with a legalised translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter
entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the CR.
Applicants for a Bachelor’s and a Master’s study programme pursued in the Czech language who have a
command of Czech and thus do not wish to undertake the one-year-long language and preparatory studies
and who may prove their Czech language knowledge by means of an official document (attestation,
certificate or confirmation) shall be registered as substitutes. These applicants shall fill in the electronic
application form and shall complete the admission procedure themselves on the dates stipulated by the
given public HEI in the CR. If these applicants present a certificate of enrolment for studies in the Czech
language at a public HEI in the given academic year before the given academic year commences or at the Page 8 of 26
latest at its commencement, they may be granted a scholarship from a pool of unused scholarships offered
by the Government of the CR for the given academic year.
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