Guide to Acquiring Slovak Republic Citizenship by Descent or Marriage

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Description

What is it?

Acquiring the citizenship of Slovak Republic involves several methods including by descent, marriage, or naturalization.

Who needs it?

Ideal for individuals with Slovak heritage, spouses of Slovak citizens, and long-term residents who meet certain conditions.

Procedure

  1. Identify your eligibility: Determine whether you are eligible for citizenship by descent, marriage, or naturalization.
  2. Start the application process: Prepare all necessary documentation (birth certificates, marriage certificates, proof of residency etc.). Ensure all documents are translated to Slovak by a translator with an official round stamp.
  3. Submit your application: You may have to visit Slovak Republic to do so as applications by mail are reportedly not accepted.
  4. Wait for processing: The process can take several months. Patience will be required.

Required Documents

  • Proof of Identity (Such as birth certificate or passport)
  • Proof of Slovak Heritage (If applying via descent)
  • Proof of Marriage (If applying via marriage)
  • Proof of Residency (If applying via naturalization)
  • Any other documentation the immigration office may deem necessary.

Remember, all documents must be translated to Slovak by an authorized translator.

Providers that can do it for you

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Additional details

  • Dual citizenship law is complicated in Slovakia. It is advisable to do thorough due diligence before starting the process.
  • All legal procedures will be in Slovak and having a Slovak speaker will be incredibly helpful.
  • The process is reportedly bureaucratic and may require perseverance.

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