Usually, overseas people must request a Schengen permit to enter Slovakia. The Schengen visa permits its bearer to travel within the Schengen Zone Participating Countries for various reasons, including leisure, seeing acquaintances and family, and so on. It could be for a single, couple, or three applications. This sort of permit allows you to stay in the Euro Zone for no more than three months in any designated period. The Schengen permit, in particular, cannot be used for work or any other profit-oriented purpose. Utilizing a Visa calculator, we suggest calculating the length of visit in Schengen nations and verifying conformity with the 90/180 norm.
Getting a VISA
The visa request is filed on an authorized registration paper to the Slovak Nation’s Foreign Office in the nation where the candidate lives or holds nationality. You must present the visa request in person at least six months before the scheduled travel to Slovakia.
Traveling Healthcare Insurance
Any expenditures incurred due to deportation for healthcare concerns, emergency clinical assistance, or immediate medical services must be covered by your insurance company. All Schengen Participating Countries must accept the insurance. EUR 30 000 in insurance is required as a basic.
Application Form
You can obtain the digital application form—on the website of the Slovakian embassy. Thoroughly fill out the form and make sure you mention all required information. After carefully completing the form, submit it.
Passport size photo
One copy of the passport-size photo is also required as an essential document. Submit the photos that are recently clicked with white background. Also, the photo must contain clear features, and 80% of the frame must contain the candidate’s full face.
Passport
A passport is valid for three months after the visit and contains at least two empty slots for the embassy to stamp the visa permit mark.
Documentation demonstrating the aim and terms of a scheduled visit
- An arranged tourism: a trip ticket, a statement of an invite from the individual asking you to visit, or an offer that the International Police Service has authenticated.
- foreign meetings, workshops, congresses, athletics, and artistic gatherings: a statement of an invite from the organizer or an authorized statement from the issuing organization seeking a permit for its worker, or admission passes to business shows, conventions, or other occurrences
- business travels a statement of request from a corporate associate or organization or an offer validated by the International Police Force; for recurrent work visits, an agreement of collaboration with a Slovak firm
A return ticket reservation
The embassy requires proof of your return to your home country. It can be a plane reservation or a public transport booking. These documents ensure the agency that you are traveling for a short period and will return to your homeland after a certain period.
Proof of lodging
You need to submit the address of the place you will be staying during your visit to Slovakia. That can be a hotel, guesthouse, or a friend’s home. You need to submit a copy of the hotel rook reservation or an invitation letter from a relative.
Enough Resources
To obtain the visa, it is necessary to prove your stable financial state to the agency. You must be able to spend at least €35 per day. Provide copies of your bank account statements along with other important documents.
Submit the visa fee
The required visa fee in Slovakia is €80. You submit it when you are invited for an interview in an embassy to start your visa procedure. Also, make sure that you submit the visa application and fees almost six months before your actual visit so that the embassy can thoroughly verify the documents.
