How to apply for a visa in Shanghai Czech Visa Center?

Czech visa is not difficult as long as the information is complete, but it needs insurance. You can download the application form online. You need to bring a valid Czech entry visa, and your passport is valid for at least 90 days when you leave the Czech Republic. Show medical insurance certificate when checking at home and abroad. If you live in a private house in the Czech Republic, you need to report it to the Foreign Affairs Police within 3 working days, and you don't need to report it if you live in a hotel. All materials submitted by the applicant must be translated into English (such as air tickets, proof of accommodation-hotel orders, etc.). ). 1. Travel document (passport). 2. A recent photo (3.5x4.5, no red or dark blue background). And paste it in the corresponding position of the application form. 3. The travel agency's proof that it has paid the travel accommodation and other service fees during its stay in the Czech Republic, or the accommodation guarantee (for example, hotel reservation, etc.). ) and proof of funds during your stay in the Czech Republic (at least 40 euros per day). 4. There is a round-trip ticket and a copy of the confirmed flight date. 5. Insurance during the stay in Schengen countries (travel medical insurance with the insured amount of at least 30,000 euros and including all emergency treatment expenses or repatriation expenses for medical reasons) can be handled in China according to the applicant's own choice, and the insurance payment receipt should be attached when submitting the insurance. 6. Proof of the applicant's funds (for example, international credit card or traveler's check) 7. Letter issued by the work unit or company, indicating the applicant's job position, approved to go abroad, and will continue to maintain working relationship after returning home. 8. Other materials that can prove the information provided in the visa application form may be needed, such as household registration books and personal identity cards. The application fee is determined according to Czech krona or euro. The new exchange rate is set at the beginning of each month according to the exchange rate of Czech National Bank. Therefore, the application fee (in RMB) will change with the exchange rate every month. All fees will be charged when the corresponding application is submitted, and all fees will be charged in cash (currency is RMB). In addition to the above fees, no extra fees are charged, and the application form is free. The following persons are exempt from visa fees: a) children under 6 years old; B) Family members of EU citizens (or citizens of Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein); C) primary school students, students, graduate students and teachers who accompany them in education and training d) researchers from third countries who perform scientific research tasks; E) holders of diplomatic or official passports (except ordinary official passports)