Czech Rodne Cislo Birth Number Application Form
Fill out a downloadable application for the 10-digit Czech Birth Number (Rodne Cislo) for Permanent Residents.
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Save time & energyStreamline visa processesGet professional guidanceHandle paperwork on-timeReceive reliable supportWorry less, handle moreThe Czech Birth Number (rodné číslo, in Czech) is a personal identification number consisting of 10 digits. The first 6 digits of the rodne cislo represent your date of birth, and the remaining digits are randomized. This number is unique to everybody that has one. It allows official authorities to access all of your records, debts, loans, and personal information via your identification number.
Submitting your place of birth and your parents’ details in the application form is necessary to generate your rodne cislo (birth number). MOI will automatically arrange this when you provide all of the information necessary. If anything is missing, you will need to submit additional paperwork when requesting your Czech birth number.
Applicants must apply in-person at the Czech Immigration Registration Office, or by hiring a Pexpat’s representative. Pexpats can represent you during the entire process, and even handle everything 100% remotely thanks to Power of Attorney.
You can apply for Czech Permanent Residency for EU Citizens and EU Citizens’ Family Members after a period of continuous stay in the country. This period is either after 2 years, or after 5 years. It depends on if the couple is legally married, and also the residency status of the EU / Czech citizen (not the non-EU partner / spouse). If the EU / Czech citizen has permanent residency / citizenship, their spouse can apply for permanent residency after 2 years. This does not apply to Partner / Partnership Visa holders, or EU citizens on temporary residency. In their case, 5 years of continuous stay in the country is necessary to qualify for permanent residency.