如何取得捷克国籍

Person is the spouse or registered partner of a citizen with common household.

血统（在该国出生）

Person is born in the Czech Republic to a citizen.

血统（在国外出生）

Person is born abroad to a citizen.

Person is born in the Czech Republic and holds a permanent residence permit. Other conditions: see the rules for ordinary naturalisation (residence requirement can be waived).

传给子女

Person is the child of a citizen. Other conditions: see the rules for ordinary naturalisation (residence requirement can be waived). Other conditions can be waived at the discretion of the authorities if the child is a minor.

子女随同取得

Person is a minor whose parents are jointly acquiring citizenship and include the child in their application. If only one parent applies for citizenship, the other parent's approval for including the child in the application is required. Consent is required if the child is over the age of 15.

Person is a minor, adopted by citizen of the Czech Republic, and the adoption was decided by the Czech authorities. If the adoption took effect through the decision of a foreign authority, citizenship is acquired upon the recognition of the foreign adoption.

由前公民传承

Person is a direct descendant of a person who was a Czechoslovak citizen as of 31 December 1992, but was neither a citizen of the Czech Republic nor a citizen of the Slovak Republic.

由前公民传承

Person whose at least one parent or one grandparent is or was a former Czechoslovak or Czech citizen provided that the person is not a Slovak citizen on the date of the declaration. The provision covers only children and grandchildren of former citizens defined in Section 31(1) See A 16 bellow. (CZE31(3))

配偶随同取得

Spouses can submit a joint application for naturalisation. Other conditions: see the rules for ordinary naturalisation (both spouses must meet the conditions).

Person lost Czech or Czechoslovak citizenship prior to 1 January 2014. Excluded are those who lost Czechoslovak citizenship under the President Constitutional Decree No. 33/1945 Coll., under the Treaty between Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union (No. 186/1946 Coll.) and those who as of 1 January 1969 became citizens of the Slovak Republic or acquired the citizenship of the Slovak Republic after 1 January 1969 provided they are still Slovak citizens. Or the person is a former Czechoslovak citizen who had resided in the territory of the Czech Republic before emigrating abroad, provided that he/she is not a citizen of the Slovak Republic. Or the person was a Czechoslovak citizen as of 31 December 1992, but was neither a citizen of the Czech Republic nor a citizen of the Slovak Republic (persons who are Slovak citizens are excluded).

Person is a citizen of an EU country, Switzerland or an EEA country, has been resident in the Czech Republic for 3 years and has a permanent residence permit. Other conditions: see the rules for ordinary naturalisation.

Person has permanent resident status and has had actual stay in the Czech Republic from the age of 10 to the moment of lodging the declaration for at least 2/3 of the period. Other conditions: clean criminal record and declaration must be lodged with 3 years of reaching the age of majority.

Person was granted asylum and holds a permanent residence permit. Other conditions: see the rules for ordinary naturalisation (residence requirement can be waived).

弃婴

Person is under the age of 3, found in the Czech Republic, and his/her identity cannot be established.

否则将无国籍（在该国出生）

Person is born in the Czech Republic to parents who are both stateless, if at least one of them holds a residence permit (permitting stay longer than 90 days), and provided that the child would otherwise be stateless.

否则将无国籍（在该国出生）

Person is born in the Czech Republic, did not acquire the citizenship of either of his/her parents and would otherwise remain stateless, provided that at least one of the parents holds a residence permit at the time of the child's birth (permitting a stay longer than 90 days). Provision does not apply if parents can transmit their nationality by contacting the authorities of their home country but fail to do so.

无国籍者

Person is stateless and holds a permanent residence permit. Other conditions: see the rules for ordinary naturalisation (residence requirement can be waived).

Person whose naturalisation would be a great benefit to the Czech Republic in the fields of science, education, culture, sports, or if it serves to implement the international commitments of the Czech Republic, humanitarian purposes, or another state interest. Other conditions: permanent residence and clean criminal record.