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From A2 to B1: Everything you need to know about Czech language tests

Czech language exams are a major hurdle many. Here’s what the A2 and B1 tests involve, who needs them, and who is exempt.

William Nattrass

Written by William Nattrass Published on 06.08.2026 17:00:00 (updated on 06.08.2026) Reading time: 4 minutes

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For many foreigners living in Czechia, learning Czech begins as a personal choice. Some want to understand their Czech partner’s family, others want to feel more connected to their community, while many simply want the independence that comes with being able to navigate daily life without translation.

But for those planning to stay long term, learning Czech eventually becomes more than a personal goal. It becomes part of the legal process of building a future here.

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