FAQ

What documents are needed to obtain a work-based residence permit in Slovakia? To obtain a work-based residence permit, you will need: an employment contract with a Slovak employer, proof of accommodation, health insurance, a certificate of no criminal record, and documents confirming your qualifications for the chosen position. Togetthere specialists will assist you in gathering and submitting all the necessary documents.

The review of a work residence permit application can take between 30 to 90 days, depending on specific circumstances and the complexity of the case. We provide full support at every stage to expedite the process and minimize the risk of rejection.

Yes, changing your employer is possible, but you will need to update your residence permit. You must sign a new employment contract and submit the appropriate application to the migration authorities. Togetthere specialists can assist you in processing all the necessary changes.

Can you obtain a residence permit in Slovakia by purchasing property? Buying property in the Slovak Republic does not automatically grant a residence permit. However, owning property becomes an additional advantage in addressing this matter.

Buying property in Slovakia offers several advantages. First, it is a stable investment, as the country’s real estate market shows consistent growth. Second, property owners can apply for a residence permit, allowing them to legally live and work in the country. Additionally, purchasing property in Slovakia provides access to high-quality educational, medical, and social services. It is also worth noting that property in Slovakia can generate income through rentals, especially in tourist-attractive areas.

To obtain a residence permit for studying, you will need: an admission letter from a Slovak educational institution, proof of financial means, health insurance, a certificate of no criminal record, and proof of accommodation in Slovakia. Our specialists will assist you in gathering and preparing all the necessary documents.

The processing time for a study residence permit application typically takes 30 to 90 days, depending on the specific case and educational institution. We offer full support to help expedite the process and avoid potential delays.

Yes, students with a study residence permit in Slovakia are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year and full-time during holidays. Our consultants can assist you in finding a job and preparing the necessary documents for employment.

One of the main reasons for obtaining a residence permit is the opportunity to work in a European country, including running your own business. Therefore, registering a sole proprietorship or company becomes a significant factor in securing permission to reside in the European Union.

To obtain a business residence permit in Slovakia, you need to register a company or sole proprietorship or become a co-founder of an existing business. A document package is required, including a company registry extract, a business plan, proof of financial resources for business development, a legal address, and a certificate of no criminal record. Additionally, it is important to have rented or purchased housing in Slovakia and obtain a confirmation letter from the property owner verifying your residence.

The processing time for a business residence permit application is at least 60 days from the date of submission of all documents to the Slovak immigration office. In some cases, particularly when additional documents are requested, the processing period may be extended to up to 120 days.

To obtain a residence permit, you must demonstrate that you have sufficient minimum capital to support your registered business and ensure the livelihood of yourself and your family. On the business account, you should have an average of €5,700, and on your personal account, an average of €3,500 per adult and 50% of that amount per child.

The initial business residence permit in Slovakia is typically issued for 1-2 years, and for OECD countries, it is usually for 2 years. To extend it, you need to demonstrate active business operations, tax payments, contributions, and compliance with all business activity requirements. The residence permit can be extended for up to 3 years if all obligations are successfully met.

A residence permit or permanent residence permit in Slovakia allows you to obtain the right to legally reside in a foreign country on the basis of business, purchase of real estate and investments, employment, education, family reunification, etc.

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