Application for temporary residence in Slovakia consists of an official form and all required attachments. Application for a temporary residence must be submitted in person at the Embassy of the Slovak Republic accredited for the country which issued applicant’s passport or for the country of his/her residence.
How long can Americans stay in Slovakia?
90 days
Slovakia is a party to the Schengen Agreement. This means that U.S. citizens may enter Slovakia for up to 90 days for tourist or business purposes without a visa.
Does Slovakia allow dual citizenship?
Dual citizenship Slovakia restricts its nationals from acquiring another citizenship, and upon manifesting an act of will to acquire another (through declaration or any other mode of acquisition), Slovak citizenship is automatically lost.
How long can you stay in Slovakia without a visa?
Can you move to Slovakia?
A permanent residence permit entitles a foreigner to stay in Slovakia for an unlimited period of time and can be granted to a foreigner whose spouse or minor child is a Slovak citizen with permanent residency in Slovakia or who has maintained a temporary residence in Slovakia for more than 10 years.
Can a foreigner get permanent residence in Slovakia?
A foreigner can obtain a temporary residence in the Slovak Republic, for example, for the purpose of business, employment, study or family reunification.
Can a third country national live in Slovakia?
Permanent residence enables a third country national to stay, exit and re-enter the Slovak Republic territory during the time period as specified by a police department, unless provided otherwise herein. Permanent residence shall be:
What are the rules for foreign nationals in Slovakia?
The conditions for the entry and stay of foreign nationals in Slovakia are laid down in Act No. 404/2011 on Residence of Aliens and Amendment and Supplementation of Certain Acts ( responsible is the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic ).
Can a foreigner buy agricultural land in Slovakia?
A foreigner cannot acquire a property the acquisition of which is restricted by special regulations (e.g. the Act on the Acquisition of Agricultural Land). The agricultural land cannot be owned by a citizen or a resident of a country whose legal system does not allow ownership of the agricultural land by Slovak citizens or residents.
