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From September 2021, the level of the Czech exam for permanent residence will be raised from A1 to A2. What matters is the date of submission of the application for permanent residence. If you submit it on 1st September or later, you have to take the A2 exam. First dates for the A2 exam are planned for November 2021.
Everyone who submits their application for permanent residence no later than 31st August 2021 will be able to prove that they have passed the A1 exam. If you do not provide your exam certificate by this date, you will be able to register for the Autumn dates in 2021.
Please note that each application is considered individually, and by the time you submit your application you must already meet all the conditions set out in the law (in particular continuous residence of 5 years in the CR)!
More detailed information on the exam, including how to register and who must take the exam, is available on www.cestina-pro-cizince.cz.
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