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27.06.2025 |
As part of the Integrated Transport System of the Bratislava Region, a 50% fare discount is available to the following categories of passengers:
children and teenagers aged 6 to 17 — a photo ID is required to verify age, if necessary;
school pupils — must present a school ID with an activated transport function, an ISIC card, or a valid travel pass;
full-time university students up to 26 years old — need a university card with transport functionality, an ISIC card, or a valid student travel pass;
students and school pupils studying full-t... |
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20.06.2025 |
If you decide to terminate your employment in Slovakia, it’s important to be aware of the notice period. It begins on the 1st day of the month following the submission of your resignation letter. The notice period is 1 month if you’ve worked at the company for less than a year, or 2 months if you’ve been employed for a year or longer.
To properly resign, you must submit a written resignation letter to your employer and obtain confirmation that it has been received.
You can leave earlier, but only with your employer’s agreement. In this case, ... |
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12.06.2025 |
Many people believe that court is a universal solution for resolving any dispute. However, in practice, there are situations in which filing a lawsuit in Slovakia is either impossible or simply meaningless.
Let’s look at the most common scenarios:
The statute of limitations has expired. In most cases, the time limit for filing a lawsuit is three years. If this period has passed without a valid reason, the court has the right to reject the case.
Lack of evidence. The court relies solely on verified facts: documents, witness testimonies, audio and video recording... |
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08.06.2025 |
There are specific regulations and restrictions in Slovakia regarding the installation of air conditioners. These requirements aim to preserve the exterior appearance of buildings, reduce noise levels, and ensure comfortable living conditions for all residents.
In apartment buildings, installing an air conditioner—especially its outdoor unit—typically requires approval from the building management or neighbors. For buildings with historical value, placing air conditioning units may be strictly limited or even completely prohibited. The system must operate quietly so a... |
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