I am from Canada and my fiance is Czech and American. This is love don't get me wrong. I was just thinking that maybe it would help if I got married before applying (our dream wedding is in a Czech castle LOL). I don't really know how it works in Czech republic, but maybe I could get my citizenship? I only know a couple sentences in Czech and Polish, but I think with the help of my bfs family I could learn Czech before applying.
Basically I was just asking if knowing the language and being a citizen helps?

I am assuming that you want to do an English language medical course in Cz. If so, your citizenship and language skills are unlikely to make much difference to your chances of admission to a course. The universities are interested in your ability to pay and to pass a not too rigorous entrance exam (in some cases the need for the latter has been waived for N.Am. students if they can produce satisfactory gpa, mcat, bachelor's degree etc.)

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That's great thank you very much! I think I might not have to do the entrance exam then because I will have an International High School Dregree, a College Art and Science Degree, a BSc in biochem, and cross my fingers MSc in biochem. Thanks again!