Ukrainian children have the same legal rights to get admission to pre-school education as children with permanent residence in the Czech Republic.

• If you want to apply to the kindergarten (mateřské školy), you should contact them directly. An interactive map with schools and kindergartens with vacancies is available here in Ukrainian.
• Kindergartens (for children up to 6 years of age) are designated in dark blue. You can send an email to the kindergarten in any language and the kindergarten will get back to you. For assistance with communication, please contact ukrajina@shkola.cz .
• Children’s groups (dětské skupiny), which provide non-profit childcare service for children from 6 months of age up to 6 years are regulated by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs of the Czech Republic: www.mpsv.cz
• Kindergartens (mateřské školy), which provide pre-primary (preschool) education for children from normally 3 years of age up to 6 years, are regulated by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic (MEYS, or MŠMT in Czech): www.mpsv.cz

Every child at the age of 6-15 who lives in Czech Republic over 90 days is obliged to attend local school, which is free of charge.

Czech school education consists of 2 parts: 

1. Elementary education takes nine years, usually from the age of 6 to 15. Most commonly, children attend a regular 9 year elementary school. Here is a list of elementary schools in Czech Republic, where you can apply by contacting them directly.
2. Upper secondary education can be either general or vocational, is generally four years in length (grades 10-13) for children from 16 till 19 years old and is not considered mandatory.  

Here you can find more information and an interactive list of schools and kindergartens in Czech Republic in Ukrainian.

Also, please check this online hub for children in 7-11 grades for home studies and additional resources. It does not replace the official school curriculum.

In Czech Republic, all medical facilities are required to provide emergency care at any time and to any person, regardless of whether they have insurance or a residence permit. However, a fee may be charged for the provision of medical services. Please find more information in Ukrainian here and visit this website that lists all the doctors and clinics available for Ukrainian patients.

Here are direct links to child hospitals and pediatric departments:

• University Hospital Brno - Children's Hospital
• The Institute for the Care of Mother and Child
• VFN Klinika dětského a dor. lékařství
• General University Hospital in Prague
• Fakultní nemocnice Hradec Králove
• Program H Plus

You can get some useful information about children arriving from Ukraine here .

Yes. You can continue your studies at Czech University if you have passed the graduation state exam in Ukraine.

Also, if you have already partly completed your education in Ukraine, you can be accepted to the higher course, after review of your educational documents.

If you do not have any proof of your education in Ukraine, you can still apply for university by filling up the form of affidavit provided by the university that you are willing to study at.

Here is a full list of universities in the Czech Republic, that you can contact directly for further information on application procedure.

Information about scholarships: www.studyin.cz

The Czech National Agency for International Education and Research invites Ukrainian students and researchers to send all questions to researchin@dzs.cz, information on work in this field and proposals for scholarships for students can be found here and here .

Studies that are free of charge are mostly taught in the Czech language at public universities. There are also scholarships available for Ukrainian students who are willing to study in English.
Many universities offer one-year-long language courses that can prepare you for studies in the Czech language as well as for entrance examinations.
Find out more about Czech language courses at this website .

If you are fluent in Czech, you have to pass the Czech Language Certificate Exam (CCE) before applying to the university. The required level of language proficiency is B2, in some study programs C1.

You can pass Czech language exam in Prague at the Institute for Language and Preparatory Studies. Study centre Praha-Krystal. José Martího 2/407, block C. 160 00 Prague 6. Check this website to see other exams locations, dates and online application.

For English language you can pass IELTS exam in Prague or Brno, please find more information on exact locations here . For TOEFL exam there are 3 testing centers – in Prague in the Institute of Language Studies of the Academy of Sciences and in the premises of the training centre EDU2000, in Ostrava at VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava, Poruba. Here is more information on the exam dates and locations.