Czech Republic Offers Visa Fee Waiver for Select Nations
The Czech Republic has released a list of five countries whose citizens can enter without paying a visa fee, with specific conditions attached. The exemption applies only to children, with age limits differing by country.
Citizens from Azerbaijan and Armenia can enter for free if they are younger than 12 years old. For Cape Verde, the exemption extends to children under 12, as well as students and researchers.
In contrast, citizens from Ukraine and Moldova can enter without a visa fee if they are under 18 years old. The Czech Republic's policy indicates that travelers from these countries who do not meet the specified criteria will be required to pay the standard visa fees when applying to enter the country.
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