If you come from Ukraine, you are entitled to free travel based on the “Slovak help” confirmation. For more information, see the following articles: Transport – Slovak help […]

May 31, 2023 · Neither you nor your family members will need a visa to enter Slovakia through the border crossings with Ukraine. All you need is a passport with biometric data.

Description If the authorities in Slovakia require a confirmation that you do not suffer from a disease that threatens public health (infections, foreign diseases, new highly dangerous diseases and other communicable diseases) from you, visit our clinic.

May 31, 2023 · If you live in Ukraine and you have entered the territory of Slovakia from Ukraine, you are entitled to free urgent healthcare for 30 days following your entry (or until you apply for one of the forms of international protection, Temporary Refuge ).

Are you leaving Ukraine for Slovakia? Here you will find all the information you need.

The grant for providing accommodation to refugees will be paid to the owner of the accommodation until December 31, 2023. People fleeing the war in Ukraine can apply for free accommodation provided by the state, local governments, individuals …

Our aim is to improve access of people from Ukraine and other vulnerable persons to health care. If you can’t get the health care you need, call us at: +421 948 339 647.

Mareena We are a civic association that has been supporting the integration of refugees and other foreigners into Slovak society since 2017. Our vision is for Slovakia to become a safe and dignified home for everyone, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity or religion. mareena.sk [email protected] +421 948 113 947 Lazaretská 32, Bratislava ...

Hate crime If you are a witness or victim of a hate crime, you can contact the League for Human Rights, which will provide you with professional legal, social and psychological assistance and support, as well as information about your rights and possible action.

Description The Office of Labour, Social Affairs and Family (ÚPSVaR) also provides support to citizens of Ukraine and their family members who have a document of tolerated residence in the territory of the Slovak Republic marked “Ukrainian immigrant”.