A2 for permanent residence in Czechia

The A2 exam centre inside the course

A clear prep path in one place: the official 2026 format, what's tested, scoring, the Soupis A1–A2 word list, a prep plan and links to the official portal.

A2 exam format: time, points and the pass mark

According to the official portal, the written part combines reading, writing and listening, while the spoken part is separate. To pass you need at least 42 of 70 points in the written part and 24 of 40 in the spoken part.

PartWhat's testedTimePointsPass mark
ReadingUnderstanding notices, short texts, tables, messages and instructions.40 min25Written part together: 42 of 70
WritingA form, a short message, a request, rescheduling an appointment, a simple official email.25 min20
ListeningShort dialogues and announcements: time, price, route, reason, action.about 40 min25
Spoken partAnswering questions, everyday situations and reactions to pictures/tasks.15 min4024 of 40
Always check the time, points and pass marks against the official portal before you register: the exam rules can be updated.

What you need to cover for A2

You shouldn't have to hunt across the site. So the prep is split into parts that match the real logic of the exam.

Reading

Notices, SMS/email, tables, instructions, short official texts. Key skill: find the fact fast and don't get caught by lookalike words.

Listening

Numbers, time, prices, routes, a phone call, the reason for a problem. Key skill: first listen for meaning, second for details.

Writing

A form, a short message, a request, rescheduling, a polite email. This is where templates and a self-check list help most.

Speaking

Talk about yourself, answer everyday questions, describe a picture, ask again if you didn't understand. Six simple phrases beat one broken complex one.

Practice and tools

The full English exam trainer is opening soon. In the meantime, start free and check the official sources.

Exam Trainer A2 (coming)

12 exam practice sessions, score sheet, weak-spots map, writing templates and speaking cards. Join the waitlist to get it first in English.

Join the waitlist

Free Prague phrasebook

Start speaking today: café, transport, shops and the pharmacy, with native audio — already in English.

Open the phrasebook

Practice test & model test

See the task format part by part — and the official model tests so your prep is based on facts, not guesses.

Open the practice test

Soupis A1–A2

The official word list — separate from the course vocabulary. In the full course it's a trainer with audio, translation and reviews.

About the vocabulary

Official materials

Model tests, handbook, textbooks and the official section — gathered in one place so prep isn't guesswork.

Open materials

Dates, registration and official links

The exam can only be taken at selected schools. You register through the official portal or in person at a school. You need a valid passport/travel document to register.

A2 calendar

Upcoming exam dates for 2026 as a handy reminder, plus what to do in the weeks before you register.

Open the A2 calendar

Official portal

Any dates, price, rules, list of schools and registration are checked only at the official source.

cestina-pro-cizince.cz

How to register

Choose a date and an accredited school on the portal, then confirm your spot. A valid travel document is required.

Registration info

What to bring

A valid travel document, your booking confirmation and anything your chosen school requires. On exam day your application details can no longer be changed.

A2 FAQ

Does the course guarantee a pass?

No. The course helps you prepare, train the format and find weak spots, but the exam itself is taken separately at an official centre.

What matters most after 2026?

Not just words, but being able to do the task: understand the question, answer on the sheet, write a short text and react out loud to a situation.

Where do I start?

Try the official model test, learn the format on this page, then build a study plan and pick an exam date.

Ahoj, Praha! is not an official examination centre. All sensitive details — dates, price, rules, registration, the list of schools and exceptions — must be checked on the official portal before you register.