When researching Czech ancestry, you may eventually come across the term domovské právo, sometimes also written as domovská příslušnost, and usually translated as “right of domicile” or “municipal affiliation.”
What legal experts, academics, and Ministry officials discussed — and what it means for your application
What better way to celebrate becoming a Czech citizen than by getting your first Czech passport!
Some applicants can obtain Czech citizenship even without meeting the usual residence requirements. Learn whether you qualify for one of the legal exceptions and how the process works.
A new amendment to the Czech Citizenship Act could extend eligibility up to the fourth generation and cover children born abroad between 1949 and 1969. Learn what’s proposed and when it might be approved.