International students pursuing a university education in the Czech Republic have the legal right to work part-time, provided that it does not interfere with their studies. This allows you to both contribute to your living expenses and gain global work experience.
With a long-term student visa or residence permit obtained from Czechia, you may travel to other Schengen countries for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Universities in the Czech Republic are part of the Bologna Process. The degree you receive is recognized both in European Union countries and by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) in Turkey.
During your first year in the Czech Republic, while participating in the MSM Academy preparatory program, your accommodation is provided by the institution. Our students typically stay in modern MSM student villas—which offer a high level of security and opportunities for socializing—or in the institution’s own dormitories.
Once you complete your preparatory program and transition to your university, you become eligible to stay in the student dormitories provided by the public university to which you have been admitted. These dormitories are the most affordable accommodation option in the Czech Republic.
For students seeking more personal space or a higher level of comfort, modern private student residences or shared student houses can be good options.
| Expense Category | Estimated Monthly Cost |
|---|---|
| Preparatory Period (MSM Dormitories and Villas) | Varies depending on the package |
| Undergraduate Period: Public University Dormitories | 150 € – 250 € |
| Private Student Dormitories and Shared Housing | 350 € – 600 € |
| Transportation Card (Monthly Student Discount) | 5 € – 15 € |
| Food, Internet, and Personal Expenses | 250 € – 400 € |
Quite the contrary! The Czech Republic is one of the most budget-friendly study destinations in Europe. English-language programs there are very affordable compared to those in other European countries.
Yes, if you choose to study in the Czech language, education at public universities in the Czech Republic is completely free of charge!
Thanks to the preparatory programs we offer in collaboration with prestigious institutions like MSM Academy, you can learn Czech or English from scratch.
After you successfully complete your preparatory year, we provide support throughout the entire process of transitioning to and continuing your education at the best public universities in the Czech Republic.
Yes. Universities in the Czech Republic are part of the Bologna Process. The degree you receive is recognized both in European Union countries and by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) in Turkey.
Absolutely. International students have the legal right to work part-time, provided that it does not interfere with their studies.
With a long-term student visa or residence permit obtained from Czechia, you may travel to other Schengen countries for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Our expert consultants help identify the public or private universities that best align with your academic goals and budget following your preparatory studies. We manage your documentation and application processes in accordance with international standards.
Yes, we provide consultancy services to ensure that all required documents—such as proof of accommodation, health insurance, proof of income, etc.—are prepared completely and accurately for the Czech Republic’s rigorous visa process.
We conduct pre-departure orientation to provide guidance on daily life, accommodation, and cultural adaptation before your move to Prague or other cities.
With our experience in the international education sector, we simplify your study-abroad journey. From registration procedures and university placement to the visa process—leave the complex details to us at MSM Academy.
