česky  english 

Advanced search
Article notification Print Decrease font size Increase font size X logo Facebook logo

Notice for 3rd country nationals travelling on Irish travel documents

Holders of Irish travel documents for refugees or stateless persons need an entry visa for entering and staying on the territory of the Czech Republic.

Obligation to obtain visa applies to foreigners, who are nationals of 3rd country and are holders of travel documents issued by Ireland. It applies to all types of travel documents as follows:

  1. Travel document (Convention of 28 July 1951)
  2. Travel document (Convention of 28 September 1953), and
  3. Travel document issued according to Irish International Protection Act 2015 or International Protection Act 2026 regardless its holder has the status of refugee or stateless person or is a part of Programme Refugees or is under Temporary Protection.

The list of member states, which require visa for above-mentioned categories as well as those, which don’t require visa is in Annex to Regulation (EU) 2018/1806. The list is in table 2.2.4. Visa exemption for refugees and stateless persons who reside in Ireland”, which is in the sheet “2. Exemptions Article 6(2)“.