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30.10.2026 |
From 1 January 2027, the minimum wage in Slovakia will be €972 per month for full-time employment. The minimum hourly rate for a 40-hour working week will be €5.586.
Slovakia has six levels of work difficulty. They are determined by the nature of the duties, the degree of independence, the employee's qualifications and level of responsibility. The higher the difficulty level, the higher the applicable minimum wage.
Level 1 – €972. Simple auxiliary and support tasks performed according to instructions, without any special qualification requirements.
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24.10.2026 |
In Slovakia, the minimum age for obtaining a driving licence depends on the category of vehicle. Different types of vehicles have their own minimum age requirements:
15 years — AM;
16 years — A1, B1;
17 y... |
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18.10.2026 |
In Slovakia, pregnant women are protected by legislation that prohibits discrimination in the workplace. Women are not required to inform their employer about their pregnancy when applying for a job or during their employment.
Key aspects of the rights of pregnant women in Slovakia:
No obligation to disclose pregnancy. An expectant mother has the right not to disclose her pregnancy during a job interview or after being hired. This fact cannot be used as grounds for dismissal or the imposition of sanctions.
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11.10.2026 |
If you have lost your Ukrainian international passport in Slovakia, you do not need to return to Ukraine to apply for a new document. The Passport Service of the State Enterprise “Document” operates in Bratislava, where you can apply for an international passport, including a replacement for one that has been lost or stolen.
The following documents are recommended for the application:
Ukrainian national identity passport;
Ukrainian tax identification number (RNOKPP), if you have one;
your previous international passport, if you still have it... |
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04.10.2026 |
The cost of living for a student in Slovakia depends on the city, accommodation, and lifestyle. Bratislava is generally more expensive than other cities in the country, especially if you rent a room or apartment instead of living in a student dormitory.
In Bratislava, an approximate monthly budget may look like this:
student dormitory: approximately €65–180;
room in a shared apartment: around €250–450;
food: €150–250;
public transport: €15–30;
mobile phone service: €10–25;
personal... |
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