Diplomatic missions of the former USSR countries in Prague help with passports, certificates, powers of attorney, document legalisation and protection of citizens abroad. Almost all embassies are located in the prestigious districts of Prague 6 (Bubeneč, Dejvice, Střešovice) and Prague 7. Below you'll find real addresses, phone numbers and the purpose of each institution; most consular matters require a prior appointment, so check current opening hours on the official website before your visit.
Diplomatic missions of the former USSR countries in Prague help with passports, certificates, powers of attorney, document legalisation and protection of citizens abroad. Almost all embassies are located in the prestigious districts of Prague 6 (Bubeneč, Dejvice, Střešovice) and Prague 7. Below you'll find real addresses, phone numbers and the purpose of each institution; most consular matters require a prior appointment, so check current opening hours on the official website before your visit.
The main mission of Ukraine. General diplomatic matters and liaison with Czech authorities, support for Ukrainian citizens. For consular services (passports, documents), contact the Consular Department — see the next entry.
Address: Charlese de Gaulla 29, 160 00 Praha 6 (Bubeneč/Dejvice)
Phone: +420 227 020 200
Website: https://czechia.mfa.gov.ua
International passports and ID cards, birth/marriage certificates, powers of attorney, consular registration, and citizenship matters. Phone consultations usually run on weekday mornings; appointments are booked online. There's also a hotline for emergencies (threats to the life of Ukrainian citizens).
Address: Charlese de Gaulla 27, 160 00 Praha 6
Phone: +420 227 020 212
Website: https://czechia.mfa.gov.ua/konsulski-pitannya
Passports and documents for Kazakh citizens, visas for entry into Kazakhstan, legalisation, and support for business and trade. Consular department: +420 233 375 643. Check opening hours and booking requirements before visiting.
Address: Pod Hradbami 662/9, 160 00 Praha 6 (Střešovice)
Phone: +420 233 375 642
Website: https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-prague
The main building of the Russian Embassy in the Bubeneč district. General diplomatic matters. All passport, visa and notarial services are handled at a separate consular department — see the next entry.
Address: náměstí Borise Němcova (formerly Pod Kaštany) 19/1, 160 00 Praha 6 (Bubeneč)
Phone: +420 233 374 100
Website: https://czech.mid.ru
International passports, notarial acts and powers of attorney, certificates, citizenship matters and consular registration for Russian citizens. Appointments are strictly by prior booking; current booking portal and hours are on praha.kdmid.ru.
Address: Korunovační 34, 160 00 Praha 6 (Bubeneč)
Phone: +420 233 374 093
Website: https://praha.kdmid.ru
The only Belarusian mission in Czechia: passports, powers of attorney, certificates, consular registration, and information on residence permits/citizenship. Phone consultations are usually available in the afternoon; appointments require prior booking.
Address: Sádky 626/17, 171 00 Praha 7 (Troja)
Phone: +420 233 541 011
Website: https://czech.mfa.gov.by/ru/
The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministerstvo zahraničních věcí) maintains a full official list of all foreign embassies and consulates in Czechia on mzv.gov.cz — with up-to-date addresses, phone numbers and websites. Tip: always book your appointment in advance, bring both originals and copies of your documents, and check the required paperwork for passports and powers of attorney by phone beforehand, as requirements can change.
Address: Prague (most embassies are located in Praha 6 and Praha 1)
Website: https://mzv.gov.cz/jnp/en/diplomatic_missions/foreign_missions_to_the_czech_republic/
This information is for reference only; phone numbers, addresses and opening hours may change — please check the institutions' official websites.
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