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Slovakia flag — visa destination Temporary Residence for the Purpose of Study + National Visa (Type D) for permit collection

Study in Slovakia
from India

Free in Slovak-language public programmes; English-taught programmes typically ≈€2,000–6,000/year, with medicine ≈€9,000+/year. Applications are filed from India via Embassy of the Slovak Republic, New Delhi — student appointments are routed via BLS International centres (Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru) based on university-provided applicant lists — and everything from admission to the visa appointment can be handled for you, end to end.

Visa fee€0 for the study-residence application (students are fee-exempt) + €14 national D visa issued to collect the granted permitFunds to show≈₹3.9 lakh evidenced for a yearProcessingForeign Police must decide…Apply viaSlovak Embassy, New Delhi
Done-for-you filing ₹24,999–₹34,999 (18% GST incl.)

Work while studying

University students may work up to 20 hours/week without a work permit (secondary-school students 10 hours/week)

Intakes

September (main) + February (limited programmes)

Visa processing

Foreign Police must decide a student's complete residence application within 30 days; plan 6–10 weeks end-to-end including the BLS/embassy appointment and D-visa issuance

After you graduate

Temporary-residence renewal for job-seeking or starting a business after graduating a Slovak university — up to 9 months, with full-time work allowed during it

The money, honestly

What you spend.
What simply stays yours.

Most agents blur these two numbers together. The visa asks you to show funds — that money remains yours to live on in Slovakia. What you actually spend on the visa process is far smaller.

You spend

visa process, one-time
  • Study-residence application (fee-exempt for students)₹0
  • National D visa for permit collection (€14)≈₹1,300
  • BLS International service charge≈₹2,000–3,500
  • Health/travel insurance for the first year≈₹15,000–30,000
  • Apostille + sworn Slovak translations≈₹12,000–25,000
  • PCC + travel to BLS/embassy≈₹4,000–12,000
Realistic total≈₹35,000–70,000

Visa process typically under ₹2 lakh

Our filing service is charged separately (₹24,999–₹34,999, 18% GST included).

You show

stays your money

≈₹3.9 lakh evidenced for a year

12× the monthly subsistence minimum for a year's stay — €295.22/month from 1 July 2026, i.e. €3,542.64/year

Confirmation of a bank-account balance in the student's own name (or a scholarship confirmation) covering 12× the subsistence minimum for a stay over one year — the financial-coverage document is still required for study residence; the balance stays your money

This is proof of funds, not a fee — you live on it in Slovakia.

Excludes tuition (free only in Slovak-language programmes; English-taught ≈€2,000–6,000/year), the ≈₹3.9 lakh shown as funds (stays your money), flights, living costs, and the in-Slovakia residence-card (≈€10) and medical-check charges.

Step by step

Admission to boarding,
one clear path.

  1. Step 1

    Get admission from a Slovak university

    Your university submits your name on its applicant list — that list is how BLS/the embassy allocate student appointments, so confirm you're on it.

  2. Step 2

    Collect and apostille your documents

    Police clearance certificate (apostilled, under 90 days old), academic certificates, funds proof and accommodation evidence — foreign documents need sworn Slovak translations.

  3. Step 3

    Submit the study-residence application

    File at the BLS International centre or embassy with biometrics; the embassy interviews study applicants for a preliminary assessment of the application.

  4. Step 4

    Foreign Police decision within 30 days

    Complete student files carry a statutory 30-day decision period — deficiencies pause the clock, so file complete.

  5. Step 5

    Get the €14 national D visa and travel

    Once residence is granted, the embassy issues a D visa so you can enter Slovakia and collect your residence card (≈€10 issuance).

  6. Step 6

    Complete arrival formalities

    Report your address, and submit a medical certificate (issued in Slovakia, within 30 days of collecting the permit) to the Foreign Police.

Your file

Documents we prepare with you

  • Passport valid at least 3 months beyond the intended stay
  • Temporary-residence application form (Slovak) + two 3×3.5 cm photos
  • Admission letter from the Slovak university or school
  • Proof of funds: own bank statement or scholarship confirmation (≈12× monthly subsistence minimum)
  • Police clearance certificate, apostilled, not older than 90 days
  • Proof of accommodation in Slovakia (dormitory confirmation or lease)
  • Apostilled academic certificates with sworn Slovak translations
  • Health/travel insurance covering the stay
  • BLS/embassy appointment confirmation via your university's list
  • After arrival: Slovak medical certificate filed within 30 days

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Learn from refusals

Why Slovakia refuses student files

Negative preliminary-assessment interview — the embassy is not convinced the real purpose is study

Document defects — missing apostille, missing sworn Slovak translations, or a PCC older than 90 days

Funds or accommodation insufficiently documented for the length of stay

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Slovakia student-visa FAQs

Is there an interview for the Slovakia student visa?

Yes. When you submit the temporary-residence application, the embassy interviews you for a preliminary assessment — be ready to explain your course choice, funding and why Slovakia, in your own words.

What does the Slovakia student visa actually cost?

Very little in government fees: the study-residence application is fee-exempt for students and the D visa to collect your permit is €14 (≈₹1,300). Your real spend is translations, apostille, insurance and the BLS service charge.

Can I work while studying in Slovakia?

University students can work up to 20 hours/week without any work permit (10 hours/week for secondary-school students). Exceeding the cap requires the standard work-authorisation route.

Can I stay in Slovakia after graduation?

Graduates of Slovak universities can renew their temporary residence for job-seeking or starting a business for up to 9 months, and can work full-time without a work permit during that period. It's a factual option, not a guarantee of a job or PR.

Start with an honest answer

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