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JUDr. Mgr. Štěpánka Miková appears in the Czech Bar Association public advocate registry in Prague, returned by its exact foreigner-law and asylum-law specialization filter. The cited source supports the listed identity and location only. Verify current standing, the responsible professional, office details, languages, conflicts, availability, and written terms directly.

Practice information

Ask whether JUDr. Mgr. Štěpánka Miková currently handles short or long-term visas, Employee Cards, EU Blue Cards, family reunification, investment or business residence, permanent residence, EU-family status, asylum, international protection, or citizenship. Written terms should identify the responsible lawyer, evidence review, translations, filing role, deadlines, legal fees, official charges, third-party costs, and exclusions. A directory entry is screening information, not accreditation or a promise of results.

Jurisdiction context

the Czech Ministry of the Interior's Department for Asylum and Migration Policy and the competent labour or consular authority administers relevant procedures within Act No. 326/1999 on the Residence of Foreign Nationals and current asylum, international-protection, EU free-movement, and nationality rules. For JUDr. Mgr. Štěpánka Miková in Prague, confirm the route, eligibility date, required evidence, filing channel, validity, renewal duties, and review options before filing.

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Contact and practice details

Street Address
Dušní 907/10
City
Prague
Country
Czechia (Czech Republic)
Postal Code
11000
Phone Number
+420774348950
Website URL
https://www.pragueattorneys.cz
Practice Areas
Immigration Law, Foreigners Law, Asylum Law, Residence and Citizenship Matters