About this app

Pobyto helps people living in, or preparing to move to, Czechia organize a residence- or visa-related preparation plan. Answer a few questions about your situation to create a personal preparation plan. Pobyto helps you see relevant steps, track preparation with checklists, keep important dates and reminders, and open the source linked to a step when you need to verify it. With Pobyto you can: • create a plan for common residence and visa situations; • track preparation tasks and document statuses; • save your own dates and set planning reminders; • read practical Czech phrases for common administrative situations; • with Pobyto Pro, prepare a Czech draft for a common administrative message and view a translation in your selected app language; • use the app in English, Czech, or Russian; and • start without an account, then add an account to keep your plan available on another device. Pobyto stores plan information and document-preparation metadata only. It does not require or accept uploads of passport, residence-card, or other identity-document files. Drafts are preparation assistance only. Review, adapt, and send them yourself: they are not official government communications, and Pobyto does not send them to any authority. OFFICIAL INFORMATION SOURCES Pobyto is an independent application. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, operated by, or representing the Czech government, the Ministry of the Interior, OAMP, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or any other Czech public authority. Government-related information shown in Pobyto is based on publicly available information from: Official Information Portal for Foreigners, Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic https://ipc.gov.cz/en/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic — Long-Term Visa https://mzv.gov.cz/jnp/en/information_for_aliens/long_stay_visa/long_stay_visa.html Pobyto does not submit visa or residence applications, make decisions for authorities, or communicate with Czech authorities on your behalf. It helps you prepare and organize information; it does not determine whether documents are legally sufficient and does not replace official information or professional legal advice. Rules and procedures can change. Check important information directly with the relevant authority.