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Immigration Compliance EUROPEAN UNION (EU) NATIONALS EU nationals, the EEA or Switzerland, and their EU family members are required neither to obtain a Work Permit nor a Visa/Residence Permit to work in the Czech Republic, regardless of whether they are employed by a local or foreign company. EU citizens may stay temporarily in the Czech Republic, without any permit, on the basis of a valid travel document. Under the Act on the Residence of Foreign Nationals in the Czech Republic, if their intended stay is longer than 30 days, they are required to register at the relevant Foreign Police Office within 30 days as of arrival. If they intend to stay in the Czech Republic for longer than 3 months, they can apply for a Registration Certificate or Permanent Residence Permit if they meet relevant criteria. A Registration Certificate provides EU citizens with proof of a residence address in the Czech Republic and benefits during their stay in the Czech Republic (possibility to obtain parking card, Czech driving license, etc.). Family members of EU nationals who are third country/ territory nationals are obliged to apply for a Temporary Residence Permit within 90 days as of their arrival to the Czech Republic. Once applied, free access to the Czech labour market is granted. 113

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