Department of Foreigners' Residence, Central Bohemian Region, Kladno

This office of the Ministry of the Interior deals with issues related to the stay of foreigners:

• Applications for extending the stay on a long-term visa,
• Applications for permission for long-term residence or extension of its validity,
• Applications for permission for permanent residence,
• Applications for confirmation of temporary residence on the territory (if you are an EU citizen),
• Applications for permission for the temporary residence of a family member of an EU citizen or extension of a residence card,
• Reporting changes of residence or other changes related to your stay in the Czech Republic,
• Applications for issuance of a residence confirmation.

Other services:

• Center for the Support of Integration of Foreigners is in the building (Mon 08:00–11:00, Wed 8:00–16:30)

Details about the workplace:

• Entrance from Karel Toman Street.
• The premises are on the ground floor.
• There is no information window at the branch.

Important:

On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, the office hours are reserved for clients with appointments at a scheduled time. Appointments can be made by phone.

The Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic recommends that clients make an appointment before visiting the workplace: clients with appointments are given priority and thus avoid longer waiting times. In extreme cases, walk-in clients may not be served!

Languages:

• Czech

Opening hours:

• Monday: 8:00 – 17:00
• Tuesday: based on appointment
• Wednesday: 8:00 – 17:00
• Thursday: based on appointment
• Friday: based on appointment
• Saturday: closed
• Sunday: closed

Accessibility and Additional Information:

• The service is available to everyone.
• No prior appointment is required.
• Closed on public holidays.
• The service is paid.
• The building is wheelchair-friendly.
• The building has an elevator.
• This location has female staff.
• Shared and/or not barrier-free toilet for men and women.

Contact:

• Phone: +420 974 801 801 (English, Czech)