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27.09.2026 |
Registration of a sole proprietorship in Slovakia is usually completed relatively quickly and without complicated bureaucratic procedures. However, after starting their business activities, many entrepreneurs encounter unexpected difficulties. Most often, these problems are related to a lack of knowledge of tax rules, mandatory payments, and business requirements.
Incorrectly chosen business activities
During registration, entrepreneurs often list too many types of activities «for the future» or fail to add services they actually plan to provide. ... |
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19.09.2026 |
Life in another country is not only about new opportunities, but also about new legal rules. In Slovakia, mistakes when entering into transactions or carelessness in everyday matters can lead to legal disputes. The good news is that most problems can be avoided in advance by exercising a little caution.
Seek professional assistance for important transactions. Buying a car or real estate, or taking out a loan, is far more than simply handing over money for a product. There are many nuances and potential risks involved. A car expert can help identify hidden defects in a vehicle and check... |
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13.09.2026 |
Obtaining a residence permit for employment purposes is one of the most popular ways to legalize one’s stay in Slovakia. However, the procedure requires thorough preparation of the documents and compliance with all formal requirements.
To submit an application to the Foreigners’ Police, you will need:
International passport. A valid document whose validity period covers the intended period of residence.
Proof of the purpose of stay. This may be an employment contract, confirmation from the employer of employment, or confirmation from the Labour Office.
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06.09.2026 |
The legislation of the European defines who may be recognized as a family member of an EU citizen and exercise the corresponding rights to residence, family reunification, and social guarantees.
Family members of an EU citizen include:
spouse;
children under 21 years of age, including minor and dependent children, as well as the children of the spouse;
dependent direct relatives in the ascending or descending line (for example, parents or children), as well as such relatives of the spouse;
dependent persons who do not fall into the categories listed ... |
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