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Tuition-free in Czech
At public universities, Czech-taught programs are often free for international students who meet admission requirements.
Admission 2026/2027
How to enter a Czech university tuition-free
Free study at public universities in Czech, a clear preparation plan, and Medstudy support — from choosing a field to enrollment.
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Matching universities
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Why Czechia is a strong choice
Facts that most often decide which country to study in.
B2–C1
Language level
Most programs require B2; medicine and dentistry need solid B2–C1. From zero to B2 usually takes 8–12 months.
€500–700
Monthly living costs
A typical student budget in Prague with housing is notably lower than in Germany, Austria, or the Netherlands.
96%
Admitted first try
Result of Medstudy’s system: language, subject prep, documents, and mock exams.
Step-by-step admission plan
An applicant roadmap — from choosing a field to enrollment.
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Choose a specialty
Medicine, economics, IT, humanities, or sciences — your field defines exams and timelines.
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Learn Czech
Starting from zero is fine: online in summer, then intensive study. Aim for B2 or C1 by spring exams.
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Nostrification
Recognition of your foreign secondary diploma in Czechia is mandatory. Without it, universities will not enroll you.
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University applications
Submit documents to chosen faculties — usually November–March. Your curator tracks deadlines.
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Mock and entrance exams
In May — Medstudy mock exams, then real entrance exams (May–July) for competitive faculties.
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Enrollment
We support you through university registration, student ID, and the start of studies.
Deadlines: medicine usually November–February, economics until March, arts even earlier. Confirm current dates with your curator.
What you need for admission
Baseline conditions for public Czech-taught programs.
Secondary education
A secondary school diploma (or equivalent) and its nostrification in Czechia. There is no upper age limit.
Czech language
At least B2 for most programs; medicine and dentistry need B2–C1 — studies start in Czech from day one.
Entrance exams
Medicine, law, and some Charles University programs almost always require exams. Many other schools admit on documents only. Ukrainian NMT is not used.
Visa and housing
Student visa, insurance, dorm or rent. Medstudy helps with paperwork, airport pickup, and adaptation.
How Medstudy helps you get in
Prep courses, curators, and the learning platform — everything except your discipline.
Admission FAQ
- Yes. Medstudy year-long programs are built for A0 starters: online course in summer, then intensive study. By May most reach B2 or C1.
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