My long bus ride from Baku to Tbilisi was pretty uneventful. It was definitely easier leaving Azerbaijan than it was trying to get in.
The most exciting moment came when I got a call on my mobile from the Czech Interior Ministry. My visa application was approved. Yeah!! I was given an appointment time for next week to have my photograph and biometrics taken for my new Schengen ID card.
My new visa will allow me to remain in Czech Republic for another two years. However, in one year I will be eligible to apply for permanent residency which means I won't have to deal with two year extension requests anymore. However, I will still have to first pass the prerequisite Czech language exam at the A2, or higher, level.
Now it's bed time. I have to be up in a few hours to catch my flight back home.
The most exciting moment came when I got a call on my mobile from the Czech Interior Ministry. My visa application was approved. Yeah!! I was given an appointment time for next week to have my photograph and biometrics taken for my new Schengen ID card.
My new visa will allow me to remain in Czech Republic for another two years. However, in one year I will be eligible to apply for permanent residency which means I won't have to deal with two year extension requests anymore. However, I will still have to first pass the prerequisite Czech language exam at the A2, or higher, level.
Now it's bed time. I have to be up in a few hours to catch my flight back home.
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