General rules and list of documents required for submitting an application to foreign police (cudzinecká polícia).
Applying for unlimited permanent residence permit based on 4 years of marriage with a citizen of Slovakia (Trvalý pobyt na neobmedzený čas) for citizens of non-EU countries.
Personal presence of the applicant is required. A translator may be presented.
1) Applicant’s form
Žiadosť o trvalý pobyt na neobmedzený čas – application for an unlimited permanent residence.
The form is generated automatically as you fill it out on the police website.
It can also be filled out manually. For example, if any mistakes appear. Or download žiadosť o obnovenie prechodného pobytu on our website.
The form must be completed in Slovak language.
2) Original passport
Cestovný pas – international passport.
The passport must be valid at the time of documents submission.
Police officer will make a copy of the passport and return it to the applicant.
3) Confirmation of health insurance
Certificate must be obtained from your insurance company office in paper form with the stamp and signature of the employee.
Also important to note:
In addition to everything listed above, the police officer may additionally request these following documents:
Confirmation of residence in Slovakia
Čestné vyhlásenie vlastníka nehnuteľnosti – declaration from the property owner.
The sample can be filled out manually by downloading it from our website.
The document must be completed in Slovak or Czech and certified by a Slovak or Czech notary, or personally signed at the migration police department once submitting documents.
or
Nájomná zmluva – rental agreement.
It’s necessary to prepare a separate copy or a notarized copy of the agreement for submission to the police.
The document must be completed in Slovak or Czech and certified by a Slovak or Czech notary.
or
Potvrdenie ubytovacieho zariadenia – place of residence confirmation.
Handed out when living in dormitories, hostels, hotels, etc.
The document must be completed in Slovak or Czech and certified with the seal of the institution.
or
Čestné vyhlásenie o vlastníctve nehnuteľnosti – declaration of real estate ownership.
Submitted if a foreigner owns his own real estate.
The sample can be filled out manually by downloading it from our website.
The document must be completed in Slovak or Czech and certified by a Slovak or Czech notary, or personally signed at the migration police department once submitting documents.
Actual confirmation of the grounds for obtaining permanent residence
Čestné vyhlásenie, že dôvody udelenia trvalého pobytu naďalej trvajú – a statement showing that grounds for getting permanent residence continue to apply.
The sample can be filled out manually by downloading it from our website.
The document must be completed in Slovak or Czech and certified by a Slovak or Czech notary, or personally signed at the migration police department once submitting documents.
The administrative fees amounts for submitting an application and for the issuing of an ID-card (karta pobytu) can be found on our website.
This information cannot be used as legal advice.