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TRANSLATIONS OF DOCUMENTS WITH CERTIFICATION

The authorities and institutions of the Slovak Republic often require an official (sworn) translation of documents, as well as notarized documents. We offer to save your time and effort spent on finding a translator with the appropriate license and a trusted notary. Our specialists successfully translate and certify documents for many of our clients. You can also trust them.

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Frequently asked questions

How to duly translate documents into the Slovak language?

It all depends on the type of documents and the agreement concluded by your country. Certification of translation is not required for countries that are state parties to the Hague Convention. This means that in order to use abroad documents issued in such a country, you only need to apostille them.   Apostilled documents must not only be translated into Slovak but the translation must be made by a sworn translator and bound to a notarized copy of the document. Such translators are located in Slovakia.   Our specialists will provide full translation services in Slovakia.

Why do you need a residence permit in Slovakia?

A residence permit in Slovakia will allow you to: - live and work in Slovakia on a permanent basis, - cross the borders of 28 EU member states without a visa, - open and run business in Slovakia and EU countries, - get a mortgage loan at an annual interest rate of 2-3%, - and many other benefits, as well as starting a new life in Europe!

What documents are required for a residence permit?

Depending on the purpose stated for obtaining a residence permit, you are required to submit the following documents: - "business" - a valid international passport, a criminal record statement with an apostille, funds to be deposited into the accounts of a company / individual entrepreneur and your personal account; - "family reunion" - a valid international passport, a criminal record statement with an apostille (for persons aged 14 and over), a marriage certificate (husband/wife), a birth certificate (for children under 18 years), funds to be deposited in the sponsor's account; - "employment" - a valid international passport, a criminal record statement with an apostille, information about the employer, a diploma; - "study" - a valid international passport, a criminal record statement with an apostille, confirmation from the university of admission for the full-time study.   We will prepare all other documents ourselves.

Is it obligatory to come in person to submit documents?

Personal presence is required by law.

Where to go to process the documents?

When processing the documents, we accompany you to the Foreign Police Department to submit the application in person.   You can also submit the application in person at the Foreign Police Department at your place of residence if: - you are in Slovakia on the basis of a valid temporary residence permit; - you are in Slovakia on the basis of a valid national visa; - you do not need a visa to stay in Slovakia; - you are the holder of a Certificate of a Slovak living abroad; - you have been granted tolerated residence (acc. to Paragraph 58 section 1, points a-c or section 2)   If you are not in Slovakia, the application is submitted to the Embassy of the Slovak Republic in your country. At the embassy, you have a personal interview for the purpose of a preliminary assessment of the application.

Can a Ukrainian student work in Slovakia?

International students can work in Slovakia after receiving a residence permit on the basis of their studies. Such a type of a residence permit can be issued for a period of up to 6 years (including renewal applications). It is worth noting that students can work no more than 20 hours a week. However, if the employer agrees, you can take work home to increase your monthly income.