Question 1

1. Who is the Assistance Program suitable for?

Accepted Answer

The Assistance Program is designed for international students planning to study in the Czech Republic who require structured support with admissions, relocation and integration during their first year of studies.
 
The program is suitable both for students applying for English-taught programs and for those considering Czech-taught programs.

Question 2

2. How long does the Assistance Program last?

Accepted Answer

This period covers the full admission process, relocation to the Czech Republic and comprehensive support throughout the first academic year, including assistance with residence-related matters for the second year.

Question 3

3. What is included in the program fee?

Accepted Answer

The program fee of €3,450 includes support across all key stages:
 
 • admissions preparation and the university application process
 • document coordination, certified translations and nostrification guidance
 • visa and relocation support
 • curator and buddy support
 • community activities and seasonal Euro trips

Question 4

4. Does the program guarantee a student visa?

Accepted Answer

However, the Assistance Program provides full support throughout the visa process, including document preparation, interview readiness and procedural guidance. As a result of this structured approach, approximately 98% of students supported by the program successfully obtain their visas.

Question 5

5. Does the program guarantee university admission?

Accepted Answer

While formal admission decisions are made by universities, the Assistance Program is built around a realistic and strategic admission approach.
 
Historically, 99% of students supported by the program are successfully admitted.
In rare cases where admission is not secured on the first attempt, the program ensures re-application to a more suitable university or faculty without losing an academic year.

Question 6

6. What is nostrification and is it included in the program?

Accepted Answer

Nostrification is the official recognition of a foreign diploma in the Czech Republic.
 
The Assistance Program includes guidance on nostrification requirements, procedures and timelines, as well as coordination of certified translations and notarized documents required for admission and visa processes.

Question 7

7. What kind of support is provided after arrival in Prague?

Accepted Answer

After arrival, the program supports students with:
 
 • airport pick-up and transfer
 • accommodation placement
 • SIM card and public transport pass
 • emigration police registration and basic administrative steps
 • ongoing curator and buddy support for everyday and official matters

Support is available throughout the program, with emergency assistance outside standard working hours if needed.

Question 8

8. What is the difference between a curator and a buddy?

Accepted Answer

The program uses a dual support model:
 
 • Curator - supports official and administrative matters such as visas, documents, healthcare logistics and urgent situations.
 • Buddy - provides peer support for everyday questions, student life, social integration and community engagement.
 
This structure ensures both practical reliability and personal comfort.

Question 9

9. Who delivers the program in the Czech Republic?

Accepted Answer

Administrative and organizational procedures in the Czech Republic are delivered by a local implementation partner:
 
 • Best School - accredited education consultancy
 
The partner supports on-the-ground processes, while the Assistance Program provides the overall structure and coordination.

Assistance Program

University applications

Visa, accommodation and arrival

Curator and buddy support

Community and activities

Local implementation partner

If you would like to discuss your academic background, timelines and available study options in the Czech Republic, you are welcome to book a free introductory meeting. During the meeting, the program structure, key stages and next steps relevant to your case will be explained.

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