How much do you know about immigration in Slovakia?

There are more than 10,000 foreign nationals in Slovakia who hold residence permits. They account for the total population of Slovakia. Citizens of countries that are not members of the European Union (so-called third-country nationals) account for the total number of foreign citizens in Slovakia.

Although the Slovak Republic is one of the EU countries with the lowest percentage of foreigners in the population, the number of foreigners has increased several times since the Slovak Republic joined the European Union, and the number is increasing. This migration trend has led to greater cultural and religious diversity, and according to various surveys, the majority of the population does not have sufficient information on migration and therefore still has prejudices and stereotypes.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Slovakia responds to these trends by carrying out the following activities in the field of integration of foreigners:

Direct assistance and counselling for the integration of foreigners into society

The key IOM program in the field of integration of foreigners in Slovakia is the IOM Migration Information Centre (MIC), which provides free legal and social advice, labour counselling including job search assistance, retraining courses, as well as Slovak language courses to its clients (third-country nationals) and supports foreigners in community life in Slovakia.

Capacity-building of professionals in the field of migration

From 2010 to 2015, IOM conducted training and workshops for employees of national administrations, local authorities and non-** organizations working with nationals of third countries. The training provided by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) emphasizes strengthening knowledge on various aspects of migration and integration of foreigners, in order to improve intercultural and communication skills and cooperation among the various agencies that provide services to foreigners.

This is a number of measures for immigrants in Slovakia, as a Schengen country, the immigration costs of other countries, the difficulty of processing, compared with Slovakia, are relatively high, Slovak immigration is relatively simple, you can handle Slovakia investment immigration. However, there are not many companies on the market that handle Slovak immigration, so choose carefully.

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Slovakia's immigration policy is as follows: investment immigration, entrepreneurial immigration.

1. Investment immigration

The Slovakia Citizenship by Investment Program requires applicants to be officially recognized as a project of interest in Slovakia in Slovakia, and can obtain a 5-year permanent residence card by investing in this program.

Application requirements: 1. Be at least 18 years old.

2. Certificate of no criminal record.

3. Buy Slovak medical insurance.

4. The applicant has a certain investment ability.

2. Entrepreneurial immigration

Slovakia entrepreneurial immigration this immigration program, requires the applicant to set up a company in Slovakia that meets the immigration requirements (not required scale, business scope, number of people, etc.), because Slovakia is also the main country of China's Belt and Road Initiative, so Chinese are very welcome to do business in Slovakia, as long as they meet the requirements of the company, they can obtain Slovak residence permit status.

Application requirements: 1. Be at least 18 years old.

2. Certificate of no criminal record.

3. Buy Slovak medical insurance.

4. Set up a company locally.

A brief introduction to the regional location of Slovakia:

Slovakia is located in the eastern part of the former Czechoslovak Socialist Republic in central Europe. It is a landlocked country, bordered by Poland to the north, Ukraine to the east, Hungary to the south, Austria to the southwest, and the Czech Republic to the west. With an area of 10,000 square kilometers, it ranks 27th among 43 European countries, comparable to Denmark, Switzerland and the Netherlands, with a length of 428 kilometers from east to west and a width of 226 kilometers from north to south.

Slovakia has a temperate climate with a transition from oceanic to continental, with four distinct seasons. National average temperature, maximum temperature, minimum temperature. Annual precipitation is 500-700 mm, and more than 1000 mm in mountainous areas.

Buying a house immigration is not applicable to Slovakia, such as Spain, Turkey, Greece, Belgium These places have investment real estate to get status projects, but Slovakia's immigration method is self-employed immigration or company immigration, it sounds very difficult, but in fact, this immigration method in Slovakia is too suitable for people who have a low budget and want to immigrate to the EU Schengen countries, the Slovak country was formerly known as Czechoslovakia, and then peacefully broke up for Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Slovakia is located in Central Europe, next to Austria, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, the capital Bratislava is only 20 minutes drive from Vienna, so many friends look at Austria life or education but the conditions do not meet and feel that expensive Slovakia must be the first choice country, only 10,000 euros to immigrate the whole family of three! Definitely the best value for money in any European country!

No. It is necessary to set up a local company and operate for 5 years, but ** is very low, and can provide company operation services, our company has done a lot of people.

You can immigrate by buying a house and registering a company at the same time, but you can't work after immigration, you can start your own business, or run a company. For details, you can go to the "China Investment Migration Intermediary Network" to learn about the project.

If you plan to work there, think about what you want to do and what you can do, the language barrier is very prominent, Slovak is spoken locally, Hungarian is also spoken in the south, and English is not good here. The economy as a whole is underdeveloped, but in the rise, if you want to make money in a short time, there is no play here.

I live in Slovakia, and now** I am strongly supported, I buy a house, I can get a residence in the country, I can live there, my colleagues can enjoy work, school, medical care, etc.

The first type of investment immigration: Slovakia investment immigration program, applicants can get a 5-year permanent residence card by investing in projects that are beneficial to Slovakia.

Application Requirements: 1Be at least 18 years old; 2.Certificate of No Criminal Record; 3.Buy Slovakia health insurance; 4.A minimum investment of €110,000 is made in Slovakia.

The second type of entrepreneurial immigration: Slovak entrepreneurial immigration program, the applicant establishes a company that meets the immigration requirements (not required for scale, business scope, number of people, etc.), as long as the company requirements are met, you can obtain Slovak residence permit status.

Application Requirements: 1Be at least 18 years old; 2.Certificate of No Criminal Record; 3.Buy Slovakia health insurance; 4.Set up a local company.

Preferred. Slovakia not only has a pleasant climate, but it is also one of the most developed countries in Europe, attracting businessmen from all over the country to invest here, and it is also an excellent choice for immigrants.

Slovakia is the first choice for investment immigrants with the highest price ratio Lucy talks about immigration Slovakia not only has a pleasant climate, but also a developed country in Europe, attracting businessmen from all over the country to invest here, and it is an excellent choice for immigrants to talk about hunger.

I think so, the living environment here is very good, and the pace of life is not fast.