List of Slovakia Embassies/Diplomatic missions of Slovakia location around the world
Embassy of Slovakia
Embassy of Slovakia
Embassy of Slovakia
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Embassy Of The Slovakia Republic
Embassy of Slovakia in Tel Aviv
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Embassy of Slovakia
Slovakia Embassy FAQ
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What is the embassy of Slovakia
The embassy of Slovakia is the diplomatic mission of Slovakia to a foreign country.
How can I contact the embassy of Slovakia
You can find the contact information for the embassy of Slovakia here: https://www.mzv.sk/en/embassy_of_the_slovak_republic_washington_dc
What are the visa requirements for traveling to Slovakia
A visa is not required for U.S. citizens traveling to Slovakia for business or tourism for stays of up to 90 days.
What are the requirements for applying for a passport to Slovakia
The requirements for applying for a passport to Slovakia are that you must be a citizen of Slovakia and you must have a valid ID.
What are the customs regulations for bringing goods into Slovakia
There are no customs regulations for bringing goods into Slovakia.
What is the currency of Slovakia
The currency of Slovakia is the Euro.
What is the climate like in Slovakia
The climate in Slovakia is typically cool and humid, with warm, dry summers and cold, snowy winters.
What is the best time of year to visit Slovakia
The best time of year to visit Slovakia is in the spring or fall.
What are some of the popular tourist attractions in Slovakia
Some popular tourist attractions in Slovakia are the Bratislava Castle, the Devin Castle, and the Tatra Mountains.
10. What are some tips for traveling to Slovakia
1. Do your research before you go. Slovakia is a relatively unknown country, so make sure you know where you're going and what you want to see. 2. Pack light. You'll thank yourself when you're lugging your bags around. 3. Be prepared for cold weather. Even in the summer, the nights can be chilly. 4. Brush up on your Slovak. Though many people speak English, it's always appreciated when you can at least say a few words in the local language. 5. Get off the beaten path. Slovakia is full of hidden gems, so don't be afraid to explore. 6. Try the local food. Slovakia may not be known for its cuisine, but there are some delicious dishes to be found. 7. Drink plenty of water. The tap water is safe to drink, but it can be hard on your stomach if you're not used to it. 8. Be careful of pickpockets. Unfortunately, Slovakia has a reputation for being a pickpocket's paradise. Keep your belongings close and be aware of your surroundings. 9. Use common sense. This applies to travel anywhere, but it's especially important in Slovakia. 1. Check the latest travel advisories from your government before planning your trip. 2. Get travel insurance and make sure it covers all the activities you plan to do. 3. Learn some basic Slovak phrases before you go. 4. Pack light and comfortable clothes and shoes. 5. Be prepared for changes in weather and temperature. 6. Bring a power adapter and/or converters for electrical devices. 7. Study up on the country's history and culture. 8. Know the customs regulations before packing your bags. 9. Bring enough cash and/or have a backup plan for accessing money. 10. Have a realistic and flexible itinerary.