Are all people who are Czech citizens also EU citizens?

EU citizens and EU overseas territories residence rights?

• I looked online, and it seems that EU citizens don't have an automatic right to residence in certain places, like French Polynesia (though French citizens do have that right there). You have to apply for a visa. But I think the Canary Islands, which are a part of Spain, do give full residence rights. So does Gibraltar. Can anyone give a complete rundown of all the overseas territories and islands and stuff that are part of EU countries, and which ones give full residence rights, like EU countries, to EU citizens with just a passport, and which don't? Like, the Faroe Islands, Bermuda, etc. etc. ?

• Answer:

  The U.S State Dept has a website about visa requirements. You can look there for an extensive list of visa and entry requirements worldwide. It would be far too difficult to enumerate that volume here.