Police certificatesLast checked October 20, 2026
Police certificate for Czechia
Extract from the Criminal RegisterVýpis z rejstříku trestůOnlineIn personEmbassy or consulateOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Local name
- Výpis z rejstříku trestů
- Issued by
- Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic, Criminal Records Department (Odbor rejstříku trestů)
- How to apply
- Apply in person with photo ID at a Czech POINT contact point, a municipal office with a registry office, or the Ministry's Criminal Records Department; or online via the Citizen Portal / data box with remote electronic identification.
- From abroad
- Apply in person at a Czech embassy or consulate (fee CZK 200 paid in local currency). Postal applications are not accepted.
- Fee
- CZK 100At a Czech office. CZK 200 at an embassy abroad. Multilingual EU form: CZK 100. No fee listed for the online service.
- Processing time
- Often issued while you wait in person; up to 25 working days where another EU member state's register must be queried
- Notes
- Issued in Czech; a multilingual form is available for use in other EU states. Apostille is handled by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Not confirmed
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- Individual embassies may charge additional local consular fees
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