Since April 2010, the Czech Service Visas Centers in the Russian Federation have new rules for receiving applications from third-country nationals..By preliminary registration, foreign citizens can apply for a short-term Schengen visa at the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Czech Republic or at the Czech Service Visa Center in Moscow only if they have: a long-term visa, a temporary residence permit or residence permit in the Russian Federation..If such documents are not available, foreign citizens can apply only at the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Czech Republic by writing through the call center by calling 8 (495) 504-36-54 .

According to the data of the Czech Visa Center, the originals of the following documents are required to confirm the financial security (necessary for obtaining a visa): a certificate from the work indicating salary, or a certificate from current or deposit bank accounts on the availability of funds on the account .Such a certificate should be printed on the bank's letterhead, certified with a bank seal and a bank employee's signature .In addition, this form is handled by the form 2 Personal Income Tax or 3 Personal Income Tax with the stamp of the tax authority plus a certificate of entry in the Unified State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs, traveler's checks with an indication of the owner and a receipt for their acquisition..