Spouse Visa

Member since 14 October 2015

Marli PelserMember14 October 2015 11:39:52

Good day,

I hope someone can inform me. I applied for a job in Czech Republic. How does the visa process work? If I secure the position will my husband be able to come with me as a spouse on my visa? Will he then be able to search for a job once in Czech Republic? This is unclear to me and would influence our decision in moving, even though I really want to grab this opportunity with both hands it will be difficult to do it without my husband by my side (We are newly weds).

Thank you in advance.

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amitmi2 Active member

Member since 31 May 2010

amitmi2Active member07 December 2015 10:54:54

Marli Pelser wrote:
Good day,

I hope someone can inform me. I applied for a job in Czech Republic. How does the visa process work? If I secure the position will my husband be able to come with me as a spouse on my visa? Will he then be able to search for a job once in Czech Republic? This is unclear to me and would influence our decision in moving, even though I really want to grab this opportunity with both hands it will be difficult to do it without my husband by my side (We are newly weds).

Thank you in advance.

Hi Marli,

I know this is a very late reply.
But I am in Prague from 2 months now.
I dont know if you took the position and relocated?
The company will make your work permit and also apply for employment card(residence permit).
The process takes around 3months.
Your husband can surely come to Czech rep. , you could ask your company to make his visa.
He will get a residence permit here , meaning he is free to work too.
What domain is he into? as English speaking jobs are mostly in IT domain only.

Regards,
Amit