DELHI
Embassy of the Czech Republic
50-M, Niti Marg, Chanakyapuri,
New Delhi - 110 021
Tel: 2415 5200 / 203
Fax: 2415 5270
Office Timings: Mon to Fri, 0800 to 1530 hrs
Visa Timings: 0900 to 1100 hrs (Mon to Thu)
Collection Timings: 1530 to 1600 hrs (Mon to Fri)
Email: delhi.consular@gmail.com (consular), newdelhi@embassy.mzv.cz (general inquiries) and commerce_delhi@mzv.cz (for commercial inquiries)
Note : All Passports are processed in New Delhi only.
KOLKATA
Honorary Consulate of the Czech Republic
VAIBHAB (4th Floor), 4 Lee Road,
Kolkata- 700 020
Tel: 033- 2283 7178, 2290 7406
Fax: 033- 2290 7411
Office Timings: Mon to Thur, 1030 to 1230 hrs
Email: kol.czechrepublic@gmail.com , vparekh@gmail.com
Note : Visa not issued. All Passports are processed in New Delhi only
Notes : - Indian Nationals can obtain short stay visa for a period ranging from one to ninety days, valid for all countries of the Schengen Territory
Schengen Member States:
Austria, Benelux (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg), Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden & Switzerland.
The Schengen Convention is a great step towards freedom of circulation of people. Foreigners bearing a valid stay permit delivered by one of the Schengen states can leave and later re-enter the Schengen Territory without having to ask for a visa again, on condition that they have a valid passport and relevant travel document and a multiple entry visa. Application for visas have to be submitted with the competent Consular authorities, which are to be determined according to the following criteria
- If the Applicant intends to stay in one Country only, the application should be submitted at the Representation of the same Country.
- If the Applicant wishes to travel to several Member States, the application should be submitted at the Representation of the Country where the main purpose of travel lies, determined by the duration of the stay.
- If the main destination cannot be ascertained, the Country of the first port of entry into Schengen Territory is regarded as the competent Consular office for processing the application.
- Long term visas are still subject to the laws of the Country of Destination. They must be applied for at the Consular Authorities of the concerned Member States.
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With effect from 2 November 2015, Indian citizens requesting a Schengen visa will have to appear in person to provide biometric data (fingerprints and digital photography). This concerns the applications for the short-term Schengen visas (max. 90 days in 180 days).
For subsequent applications within next 5 years the biometric data will be copied from the previous visa application included in the VIS.
Apart from that, there will be no change in current procedures such as visa fee or forms. However, the applicants should be aware that due to provisions of biometric data, which might cause at the beginning some disruptions, the first visit to their respective Schengen State Consulate after 2 November 2015 might take a little bit longer.
Exemptions from the obligation of fingerprinting are provided for the following categories of applicants only:
• Children under 12,
• Persons for whom the collection of fingerprints is physically impossible;
• Sovereigns and other senior members of a royal family, Heads of State and members of the national Governments (with their official delegations and spouses) if they travel for official purposes.
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