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Issuing Documents from the Register of Vital Records (certificates of birth, marriage, and/or death)

Certified copies from the Register of Vital Records (birth, marriage and death certificates) are issued by the Office of Vital Records in the Municipality where the birth, death or marriage occurred (offices of city districts in Prague). Copies of birth certificates for Czech citizens born abroad can be obtained from the special register maintained by the Office of the Municipal District of Brno-střed.

Certificates are also available from your nearest Czech embassy

Isarey can obtain certified copies of Czech death, marriage and birth certificates locally on behalf of clients requiring an Apostille stamp - please contact us for assistance.

Registration of deaths in the Czech Republic

In the event of death, the relevant registry office must make an entry regarding this registry event in the registry book and issue a death certificate for the deceased.

Excerpt from the Criminal Register (in Czech)

Czech Criminal Record Extracts (Výpis z rejstříku trestů) are available online through the Citizen Portal (with eGovernment mobile key, bank identity, mojeID). Extracts can also be obtained in person from any Czech POINT office (in Czech) or from aboard by applying to your nearest Czech embassy

Foreign missions to the Czech Republic

Foreign embassies and consulates in the Czech Republic

How to Successfully Search for Real Estate on the Internet in Czechia

This article covers the most effective ways to search for properties to buy in the Czech Republic on the Internet.

How to get a Czech trade license (ivnostenský list) in 2022 - Prague, Czech Republic

Our guide to obtaining a trade license in the Czech Republic and forming a sole proprietorship.

The Czech Republic is still officially called Czechia Why hasn't it caught on Euronews

Czechia has now been accepted by the United Nations and the European Union, as well as by tech giants Google and Apple.

Central Europe in 2020

Central Europe in 2020 will observe plenty of electoral races and will be exposed to a few important economic and security impulses. By the end of the year, the most likely result is to be further fragmentation which will prevent new big V4 narratives.