Foundation year
Where your grades or English do not yet meet direct entry, a foundation or preparatory year leads into the degree.
What your Tawjihi average qualifies you forStudy destination
Low tuition, established English-taught medicine, and a strong technical university sector.
Overview
The Czech Republic offers English-taught medicine and technical degrees at costs well below Western Europe, at universities with long histories and international student bodies.
Programmes taught in Czech are free at public universities, which makes a language-preparation year a genuine option for students willing to take it.
Pick your level
Where your grades or English do not yet meet direct entry, a foundation or preparatory year leads into the degree.
What your Tawjihi average qualifies you forDirect entry for IB, A-level and American-diploma students, or progression from a foundation year.
Options with a Tawjihi above 85Taught and research master's programmes at our partner universities.
Will my degree be recognised at home?Research degrees: we help you find a supervisor, shape the proposal and apply.
What it costs
Applicants under 18 need to prove only half of the required funds.
The funds the Czech Ministry of the Interior requires for one year of study, based on the CZK 3,130 monthly subsistence minimum. Source: ipc.gov.cz
Figures last checked November 2026.
Student visa
Jordanians need a long-term visa (or a long-term residence permit) for the purpose of studies, applied for in person at a Czech embassy, normally the one in your home country.
Contact the Czech Embassy to book an appointment, then submit the signed form with your passport, photo, proof of accommodation and the original confirmation of studies.
Show funds of 15 times the subsistence minimum plus twice that for each extra month (CZK 115,810 for a year) and a criminal record certificate from Jordan.
The consular fee is CZK 2,500 and the legal processing limit is 60 days. Before collecting the visa you must show travel and comprehensive medical insurance.
Register with the Foreign Police within 3 business days of arriving. For stays over a year, apply for a long-term residence permit before the visa ends.
Visa rules change. Always follow the official guidance for your application date; ask us to check your file before you submit. Also see ipc.gov.cz. Checked November 2026.
Where we apply
2 partner institutions
No partner matches that search. Ask a counsellor - we may still be able to apply for you.
How it works
Thirty minutes, in person or on WhatsApp. We look at your grades, budget and goals.
One ambitious choice, two realistic ones and a safe option, matched to your profile.
How we helpWe prepare and submit the applications and follow each one through to an offer.
How we helpPartner discounts, merit awards and payment plans that fit your profile.
How we helpFinancial evidence and documents prepared to the embassy's current requirements.
How we helpHousing, the pre-departure briefing and what to expect when you land.
How we helpQuestions
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Ask on WhatsAppNine to twelve months before the intake if you want scholarship options and a realistic choice of universities. Three to four months is possible for some destinations but narrows what is available, and for anything requiring an entrance examination or a competitive visa appointment it is usually too late. Start by talking to us, not by choosing a university.
For a first assessment we only need your academic transcripts and certificates, and your English test result if you have one. Passport, financial evidence and references come later, once we have agreed a shortlist. Do not send passports or bank statements through a website form.
Not to begin. We can assess your profile and build a shortlist without it, and many universities will issue a conditional offer that you meet later. What the score needs to be depends on the university and the programme, and some institutions accept their own internal test or a pathway route instead.
Most study destinations allow international students to work a limited number of hours during term, but the rules differ by country and are revised regularly. Ask us for the current position for your destination rather than relying on what a friend did two years ago.
Every destination sets its own financial requirement, and it usually covers first-year tuition plus a set living cost figure. The amount, how long it must have been in the account, and whose account it can be in all vary. We prepare this to your embassy's exact current requirements as part of the visa service.
We tell you the likely reason and whether an appeal or a fresh application is the better route. Most refusals we see come from financial evidence that was technically correct but presented the wrong way, which is preventable. Universities will often defer an offer to the next intake rather than withdraw it.
This is decided by the authorities in the country where you intend to work, not by the university and not by us. For regulated professions such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and engineering it determines whether you can register and practise at all. We check the position for the specific institution and programme before you apply, and it is free.
Many are, but not all, and it varies by faculty within the same university. Some institutions teach a degree in English at master's level and in the local language at undergraduate level. We confirm the language of instruction for the exact programme before you apply.
Free consultation
Thirty minutes, no charge, and an honest answer about which universities you can realistically get into.
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